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International Conference 60 years CMR

6 October 2016

Future proof or time for a reform?

 

The CMR conference dates back to 19 May 1956. In 2016, the Convention will celebrate its 60th birthday.

While 60 is a typical age for retirement, CMR is still very successful. Nonetheless, this 60th birthday offers

an ideal moment for an evaluation, to look into the weaknesses, but also into the strengths of this Convention.

 

Presentations & papers 60 years CMR

 

International conference | 60 years CMR
Preliminary programme Thursday, 6 October 2016 | Theme I
   
08.30 Registration
  Coffee and Tea
09.15 Welcome address
   
09.30 Art 1
  Dr. Massimiliano Musi, Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna
  Mr. Michael A. Antapasis, Antapasis - Albouras - Asanakis Law Office, Greece
  Mr. Tom Turner et all, Hill Dickinson LLP, UK
  Mr. Tadas Kataukas, Cobalt, Lithuania
  Dr. Melis Özdel, UCL, Turkey
  Drs. Marta Katarzyna Kolacz, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Poland
  Mr. Leendert van Hee, Van Traa Advocaten
  Mr. Patrick Rubens, Marcon & Rubens advocaten, Belgium
  Mr. Steffen Maelicke, Dabelstein & Passehl Rechtsanwälte, Germany
  Mr. Alexandre Gruber, LmT avocats, France
11.10 Coffee Break
   
11.30 Art 17.2
  Dr. Massimiliano Musi,  Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna
  Mr. Michael A. Antapasis, Antapasis - Albouras - Asanakis Law Office, Greece
  Mr. Tom Turner et all, Hill Dickinson LLP, UK
  Dr. Tobias Eckardt, Ahlers & Vogel Rechtsanwälte, Germany
  Drs. Marta Katarzyna Kolacz, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Poland
  Mr. Giedrius Abromavi?ius, Cobalt, Lithuania
  Dr. Melis Özdel, UCL, Turkey
  Mr. Lars Gerspacher, LLM, GBF Legal, Switzerland
  Mr. Patrick Rubens, Marcon & Rubens advocaten, Belgium
  Mr. Alexandre Gruber, LmT avocats, France
13.10 Lunch Break
   
14.15 Art 29
  Prof. dr. Elena Orru, Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna
  Mr. Evangelia Patrikalaki, Antapasis - Albouras - Asanakis Law Office, Greece
  Mr. Jaume Comas, mestre abogados, Spain
  Mr. Tom Turner et all, Hill Dickinson LLP, UK
  Dr. Tobias Eckardt, Ahlers & Vogel Rechtsanwälte, Germany
  Mr. Rutger Van Dijk, AKD advocaten, The Netherlands
  Drs. Marta Katarzyna Kolacz, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Poland
  Mr. Giedrius Abromavi?ius, Cobalt, Lithuania
  Dr. Melis Özdel, UCL, Turkey
  Mr. Patrick Rubens, Marcon & Rubens advocaten, Belgium
  Mr. Alexandre Gruber, LmT avocats, France
  Mr. Lars Gerspacher, LLM, GBF Legal, Switzerland
16.15 Coffee break
   
16.35 Discussion art 1
   
17.00 Mr. C. Polderman, Erasmus University Rotterdam
  Prof. Marc Hendrikse, University of Amsterdam
  Concluding remarks
18.15 Reception
   

 

International conference | 60 years CMR

Preliminary programme Friday, 7 October 2016| Theme II & III
   
09.00 Coffee and Tea
09.15 Prof. dr. Elena Orru,  Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna
Multimodal Transport, CMR and the Effects on the Liability Regime of the Persons Involved in the Whole Carriage Operation
  Dr. Simone Lamont-Black, Lecturer in International Trade Law, University of Edinburgh
The Concept of the Successive Carrier on trial 
  Prof. dr. Frank Smeele, Professor Erasmus University Rotterdam
Contamination damage and CMR
10.45 Coffee break
11.00 Dr. Ellen Eftestøl-Wilhelmsson, Professor of Civil and  Commercial Law University Helsinki
CMR and future development of the legal frameworks on international carriage of goods
  Dr. Massimiliano Musi, Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna
Carriage performed by successive carriers: CMR Convention and Italian national law compared 
  Dr. José Manuel Martín Osante. Associate Professor of Commercial Law,
University of the Basque Country
Pros and contras on using CMR as a model transport law inthe cases of multimodal transport
12.30 Lunch Break
13.30 Prof. dr. Cecile Legros, University de Rouen
Improvement of uniform interpretation: could the CISG Advisory Coucil be a model for the CMR ?
  Mr. Michael A. Antapasis, Antapasis - Albouras - Asanakis Law Office
CMR: Have we reached the end of the road?
  Mr. Annemieke Spijker, AKD advocaten
CMR as a lingua franca for logistic contracts
15.00 Coffee break
15.15 Dr. Wouter Verheyen, assistant professor Erasmus University Rotterdam 
CMR and e-commerce
  Drs. Gerald Hopster and drs. Marta Katarzyna Kolacz, Phd-candidates Erasmus University Rotterdam
When technology takes the wheel. Is CMR ready to meet the demand for Automated Technologies?
  Prof dr. Jason Chuah, City University London
The CMR- lessons for emerging Asian Road and multimodal transport regimes
  Mr.dr. M. Spanjaart, Erasmus University Rotterdam
Towards a new transport law
17.15 Closing remarks
18.00 Farewell reception

 

Dates

Thursday 6 and Friday 7 October 2016

 

Themes

Theme I: CMR: Uniform Law

Theme II: CMR: time for retirement / need for a reform?
Theme III: Application of CMR on other transport contracts

 

Venue

Novotel Brainpark te Rotterdam, The Netherlands

 

Registration

www.erasmusacademie.nl/cmr

 

          

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