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Harmonised Civil Procedure in a World of Structural Divergences? Lessons Learned from the CEPEJ Evalficient. Pointing to on-going efforts of the CEPEJ to stimulate the uniform collection of data about judicial timeframes and the quality of court work, the author draws conclusions regarding the desirable direction of future harmonisation efforts.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403913821determine what could be harmonised. The ALI/UNIDROIT Principles could be taken as a sort of ‘model law’ providing standards and rules for the harmonisation of national procedures. They are specific and general enough to represent a model for the harmonisation of the most important structural and functional elements of procedural systems.

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Convergence of Civil Procedure Systems in Europe: Comments from a Belgian Perspectiveoreign law are also viable options in striving towards more convergence. The authors raise the question as to why the Benelux––the economic union between Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg––could not become a laboratory for pan-European initiatives in the field of civil justice.

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Civil Litigation in a Globalising World: An Introduction,bly complicate civil proceedings due to great differences in civil procedure. This may jeopardise access to justice. As a result, the debate on the need for the harmonisation of civil procedure becomes ever more prominent. In recent years, this debate has gained in importance because of new legislat

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Fundamental Principles of Civil Procedure: Order Out of Chaosice might usefully be arranged under these four corner-stones of civil justice: Access to Legal Advice and Dispute-Resolution Systems; Equality and Fairness between the Parties; A Focused and Speedy Process; and Adjudicators of Integrity. Jurists and scholars of procedure will acknowledge the need t

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