In order to ensure a smooth coordination between the law applicable to the succession and the law of the Member State of the appointing court, the court should appoint the person(s) who would be entitled to administer the estate under the law applicable to the succession, such as for instance the executor of the will of the deceased or the heirs themselves or, if the law applicable to the succession so requires, a third-party administrator. The courts may, however, in specific cases where their law so requires, appoint a third party as administrator even if this is not provided for in the law applicable to the succession.

HU || YES || n/a || Act No 161/2010 amending the various Acts on criminal matters; Act No 19/1998 on criminal procedure; Act No 38/1996 on international legal assistance in criminal matters; Act No 47/2009 on the criminal records system, the registry of judgments against Hungarian citizens passed by courts of Member States, and the recording of criminal and police biometric data; Act No 12/1998 on foreign travel; Act No 4/1978 on the Criminal Code.

The weekend detention is normally served on Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the prison nearest to the offender's place of residence.

Regarding the legislative framework, national regional policies are covered by several pieces of legislation (Islands Act, Act on Areas of Special State Concern, Act on Hilly and Mountainous Areas, Act on the Reconstruction of Vukovar and Act on the Regional Development Fund).

In the field of competitiveness and the internal energy market Croatia adopted five key acts in July 2001: the Energy Act, the Electricity Market Act, the Gas Market Act, the Act on Oil and Oil Products Market and the Act on Regulating Energy-Related Activities.

Among the more controversial bills which led to confrontation between the Senate and House of Commons were the following: (i) in 1985, Bill C-11, the Borrowing Authority Bill; (ii) in 1986, Bill C-67, the " gating" amendments proposed to the Penitentiary Act; (iii) in 1987, Bill C-22, the Drug Patent Bill and Bill C-84, the Immigration Bill; (iv) in 1988, Bill C-60, the Copyright Bill, Bill C-103, the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency Bill and Bill C-130, the Free Trade Bill; (v) in 1989, Bill C-21, the Unemployment Insurance Act amendments; (vi) in 1990, Bill C-28, the " clawback" Income Tax Bill and Bill C-62, the Goods and S ...[+++]ervices Tax; (vii) in 1991, Bill C-43, the Abortion Bill, which was defeated at third reading; (viii) in 1996, Bill C-28, the Lester B. Pearson International Airport Bill, which was also defeated at third reading; and, (ix) in 1998, Bill C-220, the profit from authorship respecting a crime Bill, which was defeated at report stage.