Bøger af Erik Werlauff

Denne bog er en nænsomt redigeret udgave af forfatteren Erik Werlauffs forelæsninger i civilrettens grundbegreber. Med det talte ord fører bogen dig gennem reglerne om borgerlige retssager - tvistemål, som de tidligere blev kaldt. Bogen henvender sig både til den studerende, der stifter bekendtskab med civilprocessen for første gang såvel som til den erfarne praktiker, der blot ønsker at repetere stoffet.Vel mødt i auditoriet!

Denne bog behandler offentlig udlicitering og privat outsourcing særligt i forhold til lønmodtagerbeskyttelsen. Den sætter fokus på hvornår en udlicitering eller outsourcing er ensbetydende med en virksomhedsoverdragelse i virksomhedsoverdragelseslovens forstand, og hvad konsekvenserne heraf er.Det kan i praksis volde vanskeligheder at fastslå, om der foreligger en virksomhedsoverdragelse, ikke mindst inden for offentlig virksomhed, der udløser bestemte rettigheder og forpligtelser i forhold til medarbejderne, eller om en udlicitering eller outsourcing ligger under grænsen, således at reglerne om virksomhedsoverdragelse alligevel ikke finder anvendelse. Bogen forsøger at give vejledning til at afgøre dette.Konsekvenserne af en virksomhedsoverdragelse er ganske særlige for offentligt ansatte, herunder for tjenestemænd. Bogen behandler konsekvenserne generelt, og også for privatretlige ansættelsesforhold, men der lægges særligt vægt på offentlige ansættelsesforhold. Bogen inddrager i behandlingen af alle de spørgsmål, der knytter sig til virksomhedsoverdragelsesloven, både det bagvedliggende virksomhedsoverdragelsesdirektiv, EU-domstolens righoldige praksis og dansk praksis, fra såvel de ordinære domstole, Arbejdsretten, Tjenestemandsretten som faglige voldgifter.

Fra den 8. oktober 2004 kan der oprettes SE-selskaber - europæiske aktieselskaber - efter reglerne i forordning nr. 2157/2001.Hermed er der indtrådt en helt ny enestående og historisk situation inden for den europæiske selskabsret, og der tilbydes herved europæiske virksomheder nye muligheder for strukturændring og internationalisering.Bogen »SE-SELSKABET - det europæiske aktieselskab« beskriver, hvordan et SE-selskab kan stiftes, f.eks. ved international fusion, holdingdannelse eller datterselskabsdannelse. Bogen beskriver også, hvordan SE-selskabet skal organiseres, og hvilke muligheder det har for at flytte sit hjemsted til en anden stat inden for EU. Også denne mulighed er historisk enestående.SE-forordningen og det hertil hørende medarbejderdirektiv er imidlertid blevet meget komplekse, da de er resultat af en hel stribe kompromiser. Der er derfor mange faldgruber i reglerne, og bogen søger at bringe læseren sikkert uden om disse minefelter.Professor, dr.jur. Erik Werlauff er forfatter til en lang række bøger og fagartikler om selskabs-, skatte-, finansierings- og procesretlige emner, ofte med betydelig vægt på europaretten. Han er uddannet i Justitsministeriet og på højesteretssagførerkontor, er professor i erhvervsret ved Aalborg Universitet og tillige konsulent for det store jyske advokatfirma Dahl, Koch & Boll.Til den trykte udgave: http://www.djoef-forlag.dk/vare/8757407916

EU Company Law provides an account of a wide range of subjects of extreme importance to European businesses.Among the subjects treated are: The company's right to operate in other countries on an equal footing with domestic enterprises. Federal company organisational forms: The economic interesting grouping and the SE company. Tax-free structural changes across borders. Formation and capital injection. Dividend and other capital outflows. General meetings, board of directors and management, including the issue of single-tier or two-tier company management. Subscription and representation rules. Liability in damages. Group relationships, including across borders. Employees and their position in regard to outsourcing. The annual report. Merger between companies of the same or different nationalities. Merger control. Division and business transfer. Voluntary and compulsory dissolution. Reconstruction. The topics are treated in the book on a common European basis. It will make history when, in future, the company law of 28 European states will be modelled on the same basic rules: 15 old EU states, three EEA states, and 10 new EU states.The author, Professor Erik Werlauff, LLD, (born in 1952), was trained at the Department of Justice and as a practising lawyer with licence to appear before the Danish Supreme Court. He undertakes research and lectures in commercial law at the Aalborg University and has published a wide range of articles and books on company law, EU law, stock exchange and capital market law, financing law, and procedural law.To the printed version: http://www.djoef-forlag.dk/vare/8757403325

The rules governing proceedings before national courts are no longer supremely national. To an increasing extent European law provisions are setting up requirements stemming from the EC Treaty, the Brussels Convention on mutual recognition of judgments and from the European Convention on Human Rights with its demand for a fair trial.Common European Procedural Law aims at creating an overview, and demonstrating the interplay, of these rules which despite their varying sources are aimed at the same addresses: the courts and their users, and they are also pursuing the same purpose: to create equality between parties, pleas and arguments, courts at the same time to create a certain minimum of effective force of European law rules.The author, Erik Werlauff, is professor of law at the University of Aalborg and combines his research and lecturing experience with a considerable procedural law practical experience gained from an interim appointment as a judge before the Western Division of the Danish high court, from acting as arbitrator in several cases, from his years as a practicing lawyer prior to the professor appointment, etc. He has written a number of books and articles on EC law, procedural law, and business and commercial law, including the book "EC Company Law".

Dansk retspleje er ikke længere rent dansk, men også europæisk. Menneskerettighedskonventionen stiller krav om retfærdig rettergang og opstiller også enkelte andre krav til retsplejen. EU stiller krav om ligebehandling og har en række forskrifter om værneting, anerkendelse af domme mv. Danmark står indtil videre uden for det civilretlige samarbejde i EU og må derfor klare sig med konventioner, mens den fælleseuropæiske retspleje i øvrigt udvikler sig gennem egentlige EU-retsforskrifter.»Fælleseuropæisk Procesret« søger at skabe overblik over alle de krav, som europæisk ret stiller til dansk ret. Bogen bliver hermed en vejviser for dommere, advokater, studerende og teoretikere.Professor, dr. Jur. Erik Werlauff er forsker og underviser ved Aalborg Universitet. Han er uddannet i Justitsministeriet og på advokatkontor. Han er medlem af Retsplejerådet med henblik på en reform af den civile retspleje i Danmark. Fra 2000 er han medlem af Procesbevillingsnævnet.Til den trykte udgave: http://www.djoef-forlag.dk/vare/8757403139

From October 8th 2004, European business life will be in a completely new situation as it will be possible to form a public limited liability company which is almost similar in each individual country and that can be formed through a cross-border merger between companies in different EU countries. Moreover, the company is in a unique legal position as it can move its place of home from one country to another without having to be dissolved and re-established. In other words, it can maintain its full legal constitution. The instrument that enables these extraordinary structural features to be used by European companies is called the SE Directive - a Statute for a European company.This book describes precisely and in brief terms these new rules and in particular the new opportunities for European business life caused by them. The book contains practical instructions as to which kind of constitution is most beneficial in different situations, just as the book includes comments on tax related consequences.The author, Professor Erik Werlauff, LLD, (born in 1952), was trained at the Department of Justice and as a practising lawyer with licence to appear before the Danish Supreme Court. He undertakes research and lectures in commercial law at the Aalborg University and has published a wide range of articles and books on company law, EU law, stock exchange and capital market law, financing law, and procedural law.