Letters Blogatory contributor Fanny Cornette shares thoughts on the recent European Commission report on the operation of EC Regulation 1393/2007 Once again, I want to write a post concerning a regulation of the European Union. EC Regulation 1393/2007 is, for the member states of the European Union, the counterpart of the 1965 Hague Convention on Service of Documents Abroad, which is well known to the readers of Ted’s blog. One of the characteristics of this regulation is that its article 22 creates a review process. The European Commission is supposed to render a report every five years and to make proposals for changes if needed. The European Commission issued its report on 4 December 2013. In its report, the European Commission emphasizes the improvements…
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