Contratti conclusi da consumatori e giurisdizione nell'applicazione del regolamento «Bruxelles I»: il caso Emrek

[Autom. eng. transl.] The question of jurisdiction in the area of consumer contracts has recently been the subject of several rulings by the Court of Justice of the European Union, repeatedly called by national judges to clarify the scope of the protective discipline dictated by Section 4 of Chapter II of regulation n. . 44/2001 (so-called «Brussels I»), through the interpretation of art. 15, par. 1, lett. c). The contribution analyzes the solution accepted by the Court in the Emrek ruling - adopted on 17 October 2013 - and its impact on the requirements for the application of the special regime in terms of consumption, inserting it in the context of the previous jurisprudence. Furthermore, the consistency of the proposed approach with the objectives pursued by the art. 15, par. 1, lett. c) of the "Brussels I" regulation and its effects on the interpretation of art. 6 of the regulation n. 593/2008 (so-called "Rome I"), which incorporates the formula used in terms of jurisdiction in the matter of applicable law.