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Understanding the Applicability of "Forum Non Conveniens" in German and European Civil Procedure Law

Explore the intricate legal concept of "forum non conveniens" with this comprehensive study. This work delves into the rationale behind a court's ability to decline jurisdiction in favor of a more suitable forum, a critical tool in civil proceedings, particularly in common law jurisdictions like England and Ireland. The analysis covers the European Court of Justice's (EuGH) stance on the matter in 2005 and the subsequent implementation of the Brussels II bis Regulation, which has been interpreted as an extension of the "forum non conveniens" principle.

This publication offers a detailed examination of the historical and legal context surrounding the "forum non conveniens" doctrine. It includes:

• Elaboration on the concept's origins and evolution in both German and European civil procedure law.
• Analysis of key cases and decisions that have shaped the doctrine's application.
• Comparative study of the "forum non conveniens" in common law and civil law systems.

The book is a valuable resource for legal scholars, practitioners, and students interested in the complexities of international civil procedure.

Target Audience and Practical Applications

Whether you are a legal professional handling cross-border disputes, a law student seeking a deeper understanding of international law, or an academic researching civil procedure, this book is designed for you. It provides:

• Insights into the practical implications of the "forum non conveniens" doctrine.
• Guidance on navigating the complexities of jurisdictional disputes in international civil cases.
• A forward-looking perspective on the future of the "forum non conveniens" in the European legal landscape.

Join the ranks of legal experts who rely on this authoritative resource to stay informed and equipped in the ever-evolving field of international civil procedure.