Book contents
- The EU Succession Regulation
- The EU Succession Regulation
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Foreword and Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- Chapter I Scope and Definitions
- Chapter II Jurisdiction
- Chapter III Applicable Law
- Article 20 Universal Application
- Article 21 General Rule
- Article 22 Choice of Law
- Article 23 The Scope of the Applicable Law
- Article 24 Dispositions of Property upon Death Other Than Agreements as to Succession
- Article 25 Agreements as to Succession
- Article 26 Substantive Validity of Dispositions of Property upon Death
- Article 27 Formal Validity of Dispositions of Property upon Death Made in Writing
- Article 28 Validity as to Form of a Declaration Concerning Acceptance or Waiver
- I. The Alternative Connection as to the Form of Declarations of Heirs and Legatees; Correlation with Article 13 ESR
- II. Limitations on the Scope of Application: The Concept of Validity as to Form
- Summary
- Article 29 Special Rules on the Appointment and Powers of an Administrator of the Estate in Certain Situations
- Article 30 Special Rules Imposing Restrictions Concerning or Affecting the Succession in Respect of Certain Assets
- Article 31 Adaptation of Rights in rem
- Article 32 Commorientes
- Article 33 Estate without a Claimant
- Article 34 Renvoi
- Article 35 Public Policy (ordre public)
- Article 36 States with More Than One Legal System: Territorial Conflicts of Laws
- Article 37 States with More Than One Legal System: Inter-personal Conflicts of Laws
- Article 38 Non-application of This Regulation to Internal Conflicts of Laws
- Chapter IV Recognition, Enforceability and Enforcement of Decisions
- Chapter V Authentic Instruments and Court Settlements
- Chapter VI European Certificate of Succession
- Chapter VII General and Final Provisions
- Bibliography
- Index
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from Article 28 - Validity as to Form of a Declaration Concerning Acceptance or Waiver
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 November 2016
Book contents
- The EU Succession Regulation
- The EU Succession Regulation
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Foreword and Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- Chapter I Scope and Definitions
- Chapter II Jurisdiction
- Chapter III Applicable Law
- Article 20 Universal Application
- Article 21 General Rule
- Article 22 Choice of Law
- Article 23 The Scope of the Applicable Law
- Article 24 Dispositions of Property upon Death Other Than Agreements as to Succession
- Article 25 Agreements as to Succession
- Article 26 Substantive Validity of Dispositions of Property upon Death
- Article 27 Formal Validity of Dispositions of Property upon Death Made in Writing
- Article 28 Validity as to Form of a Declaration Concerning Acceptance or Waiver
- I. The Alternative Connection as to the Form of Declarations of Heirs and Legatees; Correlation with Article 13 ESR
- II. Limitations on the Scope of Application: The Concept of Validity as to Form
- Summary
- Article 29 Special Rules on the Appointment and Powers of an Administrator of the Estate in Certain Situations
- Article 30 Special Rules Imposing Restrictions Concerning or Affecting the Succession in Respect of Certain Assets
- Article 31 Adaptation of Rights in rem
- Article 32 Commorientes
- Article 33 Estate without a Claimant
- Article 34 Renvoi
- Article 35 Public Policy (ordre public)
- Article 36 States with More Than One Legal System: Territorial Conflicts of Laws
- Article 37 States with More Than One Legal System: Inter-personal Conflicts of Laws
- Article 38 Non-application of This Regulation to Internal Conflicts of Laws
- Chapter IV Recognition, Enforceability and Enforcement of Decisions
- Chapter V Authentic Instruments and Court Settlements
- Chapter VI European Certificate of Succession
- Chapter VII General and Final Provisions
- Bibliography
- Index
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- The EU Succession RegulationA Commentary, pp. 412 - 416Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2016