This article aims at analyzing the intervention in existing litigation by surveying the main regulatory regimes within civil law and common law legal systems. Even if the comparative perspective emphasizes similarities and differences among American, French, German, and Italian legal systems, the application of the Article III’s standing requirements in accordance with the U.S Supreme Court’s jurisprudence reinforces the role played by the interest to intervene in existing litigation.

How to reduce the gap? A comparative view on the policies behind the intervention rules

Cavallini, Cesare;Gaboardi, Marcello
2019

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This article aims at analyzing the intervention in existing litigation by surveying the main regulatory regimes within civil law and common law legal systems. Even if the comparative perspective emphasizes similarities and differences among American, French, German, and Italian legal systems, the application of the Article III’s standing requirements in accordance with the U.S Supreme Court’s jurisprudence reinforces the role played by the interest to intervene in existing litigation.
2019
2019
Cavallini, Cesare; Gaboardi, Marcello
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