English Version of the Dutch Code of Civil Procedure (3rd edition)

The Third Edition of the Dutch Code of Civil Procedure, effective from 1 January 2025, provides an updated English translation of selected sections of the Dutch Code of Civil Procedure (DCCP).This edition reflects recent legislative amendments, including changes to the rules of evidence and the introduction of the Representative Actions Directive (EU) 2020/1828.The translation aims to facilitate understanding of Dutch procedural law for international legal practitioners, particularly those engaging with the Netherlands Commercial Court (NCC).It presents the Dutch text alongside the English translation, ensuring clarity and consistency in legal terminology.The document is publicly available and serves as a practical guide to Dutch civil procedure.

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Sergio Chiarloni: Introduzione allo studio del diritto processuale civile

First published in 1975, the renowned “yellow booklet” by Sergio Chiarloni is considered a landmark in the study of civil procedural law. The work incisively explores the deep connections between procedural institutions and socio-economic interests, showing how legislative choices are never neutral but shaped by the structure of society and the needs of dominant classes. Nearly fifty years after its first appearance, the volume remains strikingly relevant and continues to serve as an essential reference for legal scholarship and new generations of civil procedure scholars. This reprint, published by the Department of Law of Roma Tre University within the series La Memoria del Diritto, provides open access to one of the foundational texts of twentieth-century Italian legal culture.

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Michele Taruffo: Studi sulla rilevanza della prova

This monograph, authored by Michele Taruffo, delves into the theoretical and practical dimensions of evidentiary law.It examines the concept of relevance (rilevanza) in civil proceedings, analyzing its implications for the admissibility and assessment of evidence within judicial processes.The work contributes to the broader discourse on the philosophy of law and the epistemology of legal reasoning. It is part of the "La memoria del diritto" series, published by RomaTrE-Press.

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Relations between judge and parties in German and Greek civil trial. Case management and “Aufklärungspflicht“

This publication is the fifth volume in the series Greek and Foreign Civil Procedural Systems, edited by Professors Kalliopi Makridou and Georgios Diamantopoulos. It presents a comparative analysis of case management and the duty to inform (Aufklärungspflicht) in the civil procedural laws of Germany and Greece. The volume aims to provide insights into the procedural similarities and differences between the two jurisdictions, contributing to the broader discourse on harmonising civil procedural norms across diverse legal traditions. The series serves as a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners engaged in comparative procedural law studies.

Evidence in Spanish and Greek procedural law

This publication is the fourth volume in the series Greek and Foreign Civil Procedural Systems, edited by Professors Kalliopi Makridou and Georgios Diamantopoulos. It presents a comparative analysis of evidentiary rules in the civil procedural laws of Spain and Greece. The volume aims to provide insights into the procedural similarities and differences between the two jurisdictions, contributing to the broader discourse on harmonising civil procedural norms across diverse legal traditions. The series serves as a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners engaged in comparative procedural law studies.

Provisional measures in Italian and Greek procedural law

This publication is the third volume in the series Greek and Foreign Civil Procedural Systems, edited by Professors Kalliopi Makridou and Georgios Diamantopoulos.It presents a comparative analysis of provisional measures in the civil procedural laws of Italy and Greece.The volume aims to provide insights into the procedural similarities and differences between the two jurisdictions, contributing to the broader discourse on harmonising civil procedural norms across diverse legal traditions.The series serves as a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners engaged in comparative procedural law studies.

Civil trial of first and second instance according to Swiss and Greek law

This publication is the second volume in the series Greek and Foreign Civil Procedural Systems, edited by Prof. Dr. Kalliopi Makridou and Prof. Dr. Georgios Diamantopoulos.It presents a comparative analysis of civil trial procedures in Switzerland and Greece, focusing on the civil trial of first and second instances.The volume aims to provide insights into the procedural similarities and differences between the two jurisdictions, contributing to the broader discourse on harmonising civil procedural norms across diverse legal traditions.The series serves as a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners engaged in comparative procedural law studies.

Issues of estoppel and res judicata in Anglo-American and Greek law

This publication is the first volume in the series Greek and Foreign Civil Procedural Systems, edited by Prof. Dr. Kalliopi Makridou.It presents a comparative analysis of civil procedural law, focusing on the principles of estoppel and res judicata as understood in Greek and Anglo-American legal systems.The volume aims to elucidate the similarities and differences between these jurisdictions, providing valuable insights for scholars and practitioners engaged in comparative procedural law studies.The series contributes to the broader discourse on harmonising civil procedural norms across diverse legal traditions.