European Court of Justice – Grand Courtroom, Cédric Puisney, CC-BY-2.0
The Edinburgh Europa Research Group is pleased to invite you to its upcoming event:
The Notion of Contract at the EU Primary Law Level
Tuesday 21 March 2017
5pm – 6pm
50 George Square · Room G.04
George Square · Edinburgh EH8 9JU
Zuzanna Brocka
PhD Candidate in European Union Law
The University of Łódź
This presentation attempts to answer how referring and/or national judges use the rulings of the Court of Justice of European Union (CJEU) relating to free movement law to solve private law disputes concerning the execution of a contract. It considers the general context and concentrates on Italian and Polish case law. It aims at detecting how the general principles developed by the CJEU influence civil law relationships between individuals in an ‘old’ and a ‘new’ Member State.
Prof Martin Hogg NP FRSA FSA Scot | Discussant
Professor of the Law of Obligations
The University of Edinburgh
Anthony Salamone | Chair
Europa Research Group Co-Convenor
PhD Candidate in Politics
The University of Edinburgh
This event is free and non-ticketed
All are welcome
PARTICIPANTS
Zuzanna Brocka
The University of Łódź
Zuzanna Brocka is PhD Candidate in European Union Law at the University of Łódź and Teaching Fellow in Law at the University of Pavia. She is registered with the Bar of Pavia and the Warsaw Bar of Legal Advisors (Foreign Lawyers), specialising in commercial and corporate law.
Martin Hogg (@The_Hoggy)
The University of Edinburgh
Prof Martin Hogg NP FRSA FSA Scot is Professor of the Law of Obligations at the University of Edinburgh. His research interests include comparative obligations theory; contract and promise; and fundamental structural language in the law of obligations.
Anthony Salamone (@AMSalamone)
The University of Edinburgh
Anthony Salamone is Co-Convenor of the Edinburgh Europa Research Group and PhD Candidate in Politics at the University of Edinburgh. He is Managing Editor of European Futures and his research focuses on the politics of the UK’s EU relations.
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