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Wendy Kennett

Dr Wendy Kennett

Professor of Law

Ysgol y Gyfraith a Gwleidyddiaeth

Email
KennettW@caerdydd.ac.uk
Telephone
+44 29208 75482
Campuses
Adeilad y Gyfraith, Ystafell 0.12, Rhodfa'r Amgueddfa, Caerdydd, CF10 3AX
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I hold a Chair in the School of Law and Politics, and have research interests in Comparative Law and European Civil Procedure. These interests combine in my work comparing the institutions responsible for the enforcement of judgments in various European countries, and more generally on debt recovery.

My work on civil procedure and enforcement is internationally recognised. For example, I contributed to the ELI/UNIDROIT Model European Rules of Civil Procedure and am currently participating in a global project on Comparative Procedural Law and Justice managed by the Max-Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European and Regulatory Procedural Law.

Within the UK, I have participated in work to reform the law on civil enforcement and to raise standards in the enforcement industry, including the co-ordination of responses to consultation papers (as Chair of the Bailiff Law Reform Group) and membership of the Compliance, Adjudication and Review of Enforcement (CARE) Panel established by the Civil Enforcement Association (CIVEA).

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  • Kennett, W. 2003. Enforcement: general report. In: Storme, M. ed. Procedural Laws in Europe. Towards Harmonisation. Antwerpen/Apeldoorn: Maklu, pp. 81-111.

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Ymchwil

January 2012 (drafted application)

AHRC "Connected Communities" Programme: £38,520

"Maintaining a Faith Community: the Role of the Law"

June 1999

Grotius fund (European Commission) : € 56, 020

The regulation of civil enforcement agents in Europe

July 1998

Nuffield Foundation: £1426

Reform of the enforcement process in England

(Led to the establishment of the Bailiff Law Reform Group)

July 1998

British Academy: £3,300

Comparative research on the structure of enforcement in four European jurisdictions

Other

  • Co-applicant for Grotius funded project involving collaboration between academics and enforcement agents in Belgium, Portugal and the UK (1998)
  • ESRC outline application (31 October 1997) to participate in programme on Transnational Communities: invited to submit full application.
  • ESRC application of July 1997, alpha graded but not funded.

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Addysgu

I currently teach Contract at undergraduate level and International Commercial Arbitration on the LLM programme.  I have previously designed and taught modules on a wide range of subjects including International Litigation, EU Law, Comparative Law and the Conflict of Laws.  I have extensive experience as a module leader.

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I graduated with a BA from Cambridge University (New Hall, now Murray Edwards College) in 1984 and completed my doctoral thesis on jurisdiction in civil and commercial matters in Cambridge (Clare College) in 1992.

Safleoedd academaidd blaenorol

I have held lectureships at the University of Nottingham, Kings/New Hall Colleges, Keele University and  Cardiff University.  After a career break from 2002-2010 I obtained a post as a Research Fellow at the University of Wales, Newport and was subsequently offered the position of Assistant Professor at UCLan, Cyprus. I returned to Cardiff University in 2014.