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3. Consequences of falling within the definition of court under the Regulation

and of the characterization of a national authority as court

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108

4. Arbitral tribunals as ‘courts’ under the Regulation

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109

CHAPTER II

Jurisdiction

Article 4 –

General jurisdiction

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110

I. Introductory remarks

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111

II. Concept and function of habitual residence under the EU Succession Regulation

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113

III. Determining the place of habitual residence

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115

IV. Limitations on the jurisdictional function of Article 4

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119

Article 5 –

Choice-of-court agreement

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120

I. Introduction

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120

II. Prerequisites for a valid prorogation of jurisdiction

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122

1. Formal prerequisites

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123

2. Substantive prerequisites

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123

III. Legal consequences of a prorogation agreement

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124

Article 6 –

Declining of jurisdiction in the event of a choice of law

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126

I. Introductory remarks

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126

II. Discretionary declining of jurisdiction

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126

III. Mandatory declining of jurisdiction

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129

Article 7 –

Jurisdiction in the event of a choice of law

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131

Article 8 –

Closing of own-motion proceedings in the event of a choice of law

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132

Article 9 –

Jurisdiction based on appearance

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134

I. Introduction

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135

II. The possibility of tacit prorogation

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136

III. Contesting jurisdiction and consequences thereof

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140

IV. Compulsory joinder of parties

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141

Article 10 –

Subsidiary jurisdiction

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145

I. Introduction

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145

II. Subsidiary character

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146

III. Assets of the estate as the main jurisdictional link

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148

IV. Supplementary connecting factors

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152

Article 11 –

Forum necessitatis

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154

I. Introduction

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154

II. Exceptional and subsidiary nature

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155

III. The risk of denial of justice

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157

IV. Sufficient connection

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159