Exclusion of Party Autonomy Sample Clauses

Exclusion of Party Autonomy. Party autonomy for specific groups is completely lacking. Such complete prohibition is justified by the vulnerability of the individuals which do not reach sufficient mental or intellectual maturity. For example, the possibility to agree on the choice-of-court agreement with a maintenance creditor less than 18-year-old is excluded in the Maintenance Regulation. This exclusion of party autonomy serves as an excellent example of a first technique which EU legislators opted to protect intellectually vulnerable individuals with regard to jurisdiction 266 Article 6 par. 1 of Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx Report. 267 On the exclusion of party autonomy under the Maintenance Regulation see infra Chapter Three, Subchapter I, Section 3.3. 268 On the division of form of limitation see X. XXXXXXXXX, Party Autonomy in European Private International Law: Uniform Principle or Context-Dependent Instrument?, Journal of Private International Law 12: 3 (2016), p. 484-487; X. XXXX, The Protection of Weaker Parties in the Private International Law of the European Union: A Portrait of Inconsistency and Conceptual Truancy, op. cit., p. 346-356: clauses. In other matters, that are considered as highly sensitive for the States (mainly family matters), the rule on the choice-of-court agreement is not even regulated and the relevant legal instruments remain silent. Such an approach is evident not only on the EU level,269 but as well as in national legal systems.270
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