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04-Oct-2024

Help Us Improve the ENN Online Platform: Participate in Our User Survey

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Help Us Improve the ENN Online Platform: Participate in Our User Survey

The European Notarial Network (ENN) is constantly evolving to better serve the notarial community across Europe. As part of our ongoing commitment to improving the ENN Online Platform, we’re launching a user satisfaction survey and invite you to share your experience.

Why Your Feedback Matters

The ENN Online Platform is a key tool designed to facilitate cross-border cooperation between notaries. Whether you’re a regular user or exploring it for the first time, your insights are invaluable in helping us refine the platform. We want to ensure it meets your needs in terms of:

  • Technical performance: Is the platform stable and responsive?
  • Design and usability: Can you easily navigate and find what you need?
  • Content and features: Are the tools and resources useful for your professional tasks?
  • Communication: Are you well-informed about platform updates and resources?

Your feedback will directly help us to shape the future of the platform, ensuring it remains an effective resource for notarial professionals throughout Europe.


How to Participate

Taking part is simple. Visit the ENN Online Platform and complete the survey by clicking HERE. The survey will only take a few minutes of your time, and your responses will remain anonymous.


Contribute to the Future of the ENN Platform

The survey will be open until 1st of November, and your input will help shape future developments. By participating, you’ll play an important role in making the ENN platform even more effective for the entire notarial community.

We appreciate your time and valuable feedback. Thank you for helping us improve the ENN Online Platform!


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24-Sep-2024

Digital Inheritance in Europe: Current Challenges and Legal Perspectives

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On Thursday, 17th October 2024, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, the seminar "Digital Inheritance in Europe: Current Challenges and Legal Perspectives" will take place at the House of Notaries (Közjegyzők Háza, 1087 Budapest, Stróbl Alajos utca 3/b). This event, hosted by the Hungarian Chamber of Civil Law Notaries and the European Notarial Network (ENN), will focus on the growing importance of digital inheritance and the legal complexities it entails.

The seminar will begin with a welcome from the Hungarian Chamber, followed by an overview of the European Notarial Network’s role in cross-border legal cooperation. Presentations will cover key topics in digital inheritance, including managing online data after death, the European Law Institute’s project to develop model rules for digital inheritance, and country-specific case studies from Spain and the Netherlands. A panel debate will then explore cross-border challenges, legal harmonization, and the role of notaries in digital asset transfers, concluding with a summary of the main points discussed.

This seminar offers a unique opportunity to learn about the latest developments in this evolving area of law, with the added benefit of practical insights from different European jurisdictions.

Join us in Budapest or online for an enriching exploration of digital inheritance, one of the most pressing legal challenges of our time.

The event is free of charge, but registration is mandatory. Please register on this link

You can find the program here Program ENN seminar Budapest.pdf
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18-Sep-2024

Second edition of the Alpe Adria Transnational Forum - 4th October 2024

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Following the resounding success of the first edition of the Alpe Adria Transnational Forum, organized with the support of the European Notarial Network (ENN) and co-funded by the EU, experienced notaries and legal experts from Italy, Austria, Croatia, and Slovenia will gather once again for a second edition. This year, the event will take place in the picturesque town of Bad Radkersburg, Austria, located right on the border with Slovenia. The participants will focus on practical cases concerning the application of Regulation (EU) No 650/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council (the Succession Regulation).

Delegations from each of the four countries will present and discuss real-world cases on the regulation’s application, sharing their insights and legal approaches. This promises to be a valuable learning experience, offering a unique opportunity to explore and compare differences in practice across borders. By the end of the day, the participants will draft conclusions based on their discussions, reflecting on how the regulation is being applied in diverse legal contexts.

The event will be broadcasted via zoom and will be held entirely in English, offering a chance for notaries and legal professionals from across Europe to follow the discussions and the valuable insights shared during this mutual-learning experience.

This forum is not just limited to the four participating countries, but open to any legal professional interested in the challenges and nuances of cross-border succession cases. Join to learn from the experiences of others and deepen your understanding of this critical European regulation.

Find here the programme Program ENN 2nd Alpe Adria forum

Register on this link - those who registered will receive the live stream link shortly before the event.
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