The Jurisdiction of Private International Law Regarding the Claims of Immovable Property

Abstract

The analytical presentation of international legal rules and issues raised in relation to the casuistry presented, proved to be the essence of a study that addresses the jurisdiction of private international law in matters relating to premises’ applications. The legal interpretation developed both in the reports o the Brussels and Lugano Conventions and the Court of Justice of the European Union (hereinafter, ECJ), through a long and constant jurisprudence, has generated enforcement incidents in this matter and established the scope of the intrinsic nature of concepts such as property, real right (in rem), property action on real estate.