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Dispute resolution

The European Court of Human Rights rules that the Constitutional Court of Serbia must secure adversariality of constitutional appeal proceedings

November, 2024, , ,
On 5 November 2024, the European Court of Human Rights (“ECtHR“) issued a judgment in the joint case of Stefanović and Banković v. Serbia. The case joined two separate applications...
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B&H Constitutional Court once again declares COVID-19 measures unconstitutional, although toothlessly

December, 2020, , , ,
Introduction On 22 December 2020, the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (“the Court”) declared unconstitutional two measures imposed in the efforts to suppress the COVID-19 epidemic, namely the mandatory...
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Serbia: Yet another brush-up of the legislation on enforcement proceedings

August, 2019, ,
The Amendments to the Enforcement Act (“Official Gazette of RS”, No. 54/2019) came into force on 3 August 2019 (“Amendments“) but will, all but one, become applicable only on 1...
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Serbia: When linguistics interferes with law

December, 2017,
By adopting on 14 December 2017 an authentic interpretation of Article 48 of Enforcement Act, the Serbian Parliament has put an end to a year-long ban on forced collection of...
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Serbia: New Enforcement and Security Act – Novelties on Provisional Measures

April, 2016,
The new Serbian Enforcement and Security Act becomes applicable on 1 July 2016. The changes are numerous. This is the first in a series of our Newsletters in which we...
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Serbia: Amendments to the Law on Civil Procedure/New Law on Mediation

June, 2014,
On 23 May 2014, the National Assembly of Serbia adopted amendments to a set of laws in the area of civil procedure, specifically the Law on Civil Procedure[1] (“LCP”) and the...
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Law on Amendments to Law on Civil Procedure – An attempt to accelerate court proceedings

July, 2013,
Amendments to the Law on Civil Procedure of Republika Srpska, applicable as of 27July 2013, introduce significant novelties. The intention of the legislator behind many of the changes was to...
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Constitutional court declares provisions of Law on Civil Procedure unconstitutional

May, 2013,
Requirement that a party be represented by qualified attorney The disputed provision of the Law on Civil Procedure required that a party be represented in civil litigation by a qualified...
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New Law on Civil Proceedings – An attempt to fix a notoriously inefficient litigation system

January, 2011,
The new Serbian Law on Civil Proceedings, which was enacted in September, will become applicable on 1 February 2012. This new piece of legislation represents an effort to curtail notoriously...
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New Rules of Foreign Trade Court of Arbitration Attached to Serbian Chamber of Commerce

January, 2007,
On 24 May 2007, the Serbian Chamber of Commerce adopted the new Rules of the Foreign Trade Court of Arbitration attached to the Serbian Chamber of Commerce (hereinafter referred to...
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