Recueil Des Cours, Collected Courses, Tome/Volume 356 -

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Résumé :
Succession Substitutes by Jeffrey Talpis
In this course, Professor Talpis explores a subject not yet examined closely in private international law: the treatment of legally authorized methods for transferring property at death otherwise than by succession. These mechanisms, known generally in the common law as will substitutes but referred to in the present study as succession substitutes, are becoming more popular in both civil and common law jurisdictions. As such, effective solutions for resolving conflicts of laws in this area must be found. Given the paucity of guidance available in jurisprudence, doctrine and international instruments, Professor Talpis presents solutions for consideration.

L'efficacit? des normes internationales concernant la situation des personnes priv?es dans les ordres juridiques internes par Evelyne Lagrange
Le sort des normes internationales qui, en nombre croissant, int?ressent la situation des personnes priv?es se joue d'abord dans les ordres juridiques internes des Etats. Tout en s'effor?ant de restituer la vari?t? des pratiques et l'enjeu des d?bats sur la l?gitimit? de ces normes ou de leurs techniques d'application, ce cours met en lumi?re, d'une part, une tendance au recul des obstacles ? leur efficacit?, d'autre part, les potentialit?s que rec?le un Etat constitutionnel ouvert pour une application de ces normes qui m?nage les exigences de l'Etat de droit et du gouvernement d?mocratique....

Biographie:
Co-publication with: The Hague Academy of International Law.
Jeffrey Talpis, born on 28 October 1941, at Montreal, Canada. Studied at McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, where he received his Bachelor of Law, and at the University of Montreal, Quebec, where he received his Masters and Doctorate of Law. Full Professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Montreal, a member of the Notarial Bar of the Province of Quebec, and a practising notary, arbitrator and mediator. Has been a visiting professor at Duke University, North Carolina, and has been an invited professor at universities in Canada, Europe, United States, Mexico and Brazil. Served as the special consultant to the Government of Quebec on the codification of Book X, Private International Law, of the Civil Code of Quebec of 1994, and is currently, and has been since its inception in 1994, a Canadian delegate to the NAFTA 2022 Advisory Committee on International Private Commercial Disputes, dealing with the resolution of international commercial disputes by arbitration, mediation and other informal dispute resolution procedures. Has authored over 150 scholarly articles and reports on private international law, in particular in the areas of security financing, matrimonial property law, estates and trusts, international litigation, and mediation and the prevention of international disputes. Academician of the Academy of International Estate and Trust Law. Awarded the 2005 Laureate of the Paul-Andr? Cr?peau Lifetime Achievement Award by the Quebec division of the Canadian Bar Association for his contribution in the area of commercial and private international law. Also received the Order of Merit and Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007 by the International Union of Latin Notaries.
Evelyne Lagrange, n?e le 7 septembre 1971 ? Annecy. Professeur de droit public ? l'Ecole de droit de la Sorbonne (Universit? Paris I (Panth?on-Sorbonne)). Membre de l'Institut de recherche en droit international et europ?en de la Sorbonne (Iredies) depuis 2007...

Sommaire:
Succession Substitutes by Jeffrey Talpis.
In this course, Professor Talpis explores a subject not yet examined closely in private international law: the treatment of legally authorized methods for transferring property at death otherwise than by succession. These mechanisms, known generally in the common law as will substitutes but referred to in the present study as succession substitutes, are becoming more popular in both civil and common law jurisdictions. As such, effective solutions for resolving conflicts of laws in this area must be found. Given the paucity of guidance available in jurisprudence, doctrine and international instruments, Professor Talpis presents solutions for consideration.

L'efficacit? des normes internationales concernant la situation des personnes priv?es dans les ordres juridiques internes par Evelyne Lagrange.
Le sort des normes internationales qui, en nombre croissant, int?ressent la situation des personnes priv?es se joue d'abord dans les ordres juridiques internes des Etats. Tout en s'effor?ant de restituer la vari?t? des pratiques et l'enjeu des d?bats sur la l?gitimit? de ces normes ou de leurs techniques d'application, ce cours met en lumi?re, d'une part, une tendance au recul des obstacles ? leur efficacit?, d'autre part, les potentialit?s que rec?le un Etat constitutionnel ouvert pour une application de ces normes qui m?nage les exigences de l'Etat de droit et du gouvernement d?mocratique....