Spain appoints two new liaison judges to the Hague Conference on Private International Law
22 May 2026Effective: 18 May 202647 views
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Legal practitioners, judges and citizens with private international law disputes
Summary
The Ministry of Justice appoints two Spanish judges as liaisons to the international body that coordinates private law rules between countries. These judges facilitate international judicial cooperation.
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Order PJC/496/2026 designates Ana del Ser López and Iñigo Herrero Elejalde as Spain's Liaison Judges to the Hague Conference on Private International Law. This conference is the main intergovernmental body that develops and promotes the unification of private international law rules. Liaison judges act as contact point…
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