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1. Update on the e-learning modules on EU law: pre-existing modules The European Small Claims procedure European Enforcement order for uncontested claims European order for payment procedure Service in the Member States of judicial and extrajudicial documents in civil or commercial matters The Regulation on jurisdiction, applicable law, recognition, and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters (Brussels I recast) The Regulation concerning jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in matrimonial matters and the matters of parental responsability (Brussels II recast) The Regulation on maintenance obligations 1. Update on the e-learning modules on EU law: pre-existing modules

Update on the e-learning modules on EU law: new modules Successions EAPO (European account preservation order) Taking of evidence EU forms Update on the e-learning modules on EU law: new modules Taken from the Civil Law Guide - European Judicial Cooperation (https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/documents-publications/)

E-learning modules EU forms Drafted by a group of experts chaired by Arnaud Raynouard, professor of law at the University Paris-Dauphine Composed of 3 bailiffs and 3 court staff (Belgium and France). 4 meetings from October 2017 to May 2018 New module on the forms of EU regulations in civil and commercial matters Content of the module sent to the partner on the 8th of November waiting for comments « share your experience (best and bad practices !) and recommendations to improve the use of these forms annexed to the EU Regulations. Your input would be very appreciated since we actually noted that one of the main obstacles of the proper functioning of the EU Regulations is the misunderstanding of some/part of the forms » To be designed and then posted on EJL platform

2. Uploading of the new e-learning modules on EU legal terminology The European insolvency regulation The law applicable to contractual obligation – the Rome I Regulation Applicable law in tort and delict – the Rome II regulation (2 videos) Applicable law in divorce – The Rome III regulation Succession (3 videos) The taking of evidence regulation The legal aid directive The European mediation directive Facilitating judicial cooperation and access to information in practice

Example of how the videos are subtitled