The Jurisdiction of Private International Law Regarding the Claims of Immovable Property
The Jurisdiction of Private International Law Regarding the Claims of Immovable Property

Summary/Abstract: The analytical presentation of international legal rules and issues raised in relation to the casuistry presented, proved to be the essence of a study that addresses the jurisdiction of private international law in matters relating to premises’ applications. The legal interpretation developed both in the reports o the Brussels and Lugano Conventions and the Court of Justice of the European Union (hereinafter, ECJ), through a long and constant jurisprudence, has generated enforcement incidents in this matter and established the scope of the intrinsic nature of concepts such as: property, real right (in rem), property action on real estate.

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