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Die Linda-Rauter-PreisträgerInnen mit Jury-Mitgliedern Viktoria Robertson und Walter Doralt Foto: Uni Graz/Rewi

Linda-Rauter-Preis an sechs junge RechtswissenschafterInnen vergeben

Sechs junge JuristInnen der Universität Graz wurden kürzlich im Meerscheinschlössl mit dem Linda-Rauter-Preis ausgezeichnet. Der Preis wurde in Erinnerung an eine begabte Rechtswissenschafterin im Vorjahr ins Leben gerufen und würdigt herausragende Diplomarbeiten.

Heuer ging die Auszeichnung von an:

Franziska Guggi, Marktmachtmissbrauch im Bestattungswesen: Eine Analyse vor dem Hintergrund der Essential Facilities-Doktrin
Anna Lena Hörzer, A critical appraisal of the International Criminal Court’s decisions in the case of The Prosecutor v. Omar Hassan Ahmad Al Bashir
Wolfgang Braza, Art 7 Nr 2 EuGVVO - Schadenerfolgsort bei reinen Vermögensschäden
Felix Reinhard Hohenberg, Einstweiliger Rechtsschutz im europäischen Zivilverfahrensrecht dargestellt am Beispiel der Brüssel IIb-Verordnung
Antonia Erhart, Befristung von Mietverträgen in der Wohnraummiete
Anna Roschitz, Der Schutz von minderjährigen Erben – Österreich und Deutschland im Rechtsvergleich

Die Rechtsanwaltskanzleien Kaan Cronenberg & Partner und Dr. Thomas Romauch & Dr. Elke Romauch haben den Linda-Rauter-Preis unterstützt.

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