LEILA - towards a muLtilingual European platform for judIciaL Auctions -- LEILA (action) (DUS.AD008.115)

Area tematica

Scienze umane e sociali, patrimonio culturale

Area progettuale

Struttura responsabile del progetto di ricerca

Istituto di Informatica Giuridica e Sistemi Giudiziari (IGSG)

Responsabile di progetto

DAVIDE CARNEVALI
Telefono: 051 2756229
E-mail: davide.carnevali@cnr.it

Abstract

Rules governing judicial auctions across EU Member States are substantially different and often complicated; the sector is fragmented at MS level, with a negative impact on competition, sale value and the time needed to conclude a sale. The assets to be sold are promoted on a government-managed website in only 11 MSs, available -- in most cases -- only in the local language, indexed by the web search engines with limited success, while third parties' private portals are better publicized. LEILA aims to overcome these weaknesses giving citizens and companies easy access, without intermediaries, to information on goods to be sold in judicial auctions taking place in several member states. It develops a "one-stop-shop" EU marketplace with a simple and intuitive user interface, extending national boundaries and enabling users to compare search results in different languages.

Obiettivi

In the LEILA Project, the IGSG-CNR is the leader of the Work Package 2 (WP2), which has two main objectives:
1. Mapping project stakeholders (most relevant target groups, incl. end users) and their engagement in project activities in order to ensure project outcome alignment with stakeholders' needs.
2. Identification, analysis, and definition of functional, technical and security requirements, and of detailed technical specifications for the development of the software and for the interoperability between the LEILA platform and the established solutions at Member State level. WP2 focuses on the evidence-based implementation of LEILA objectives achieving acceptance of the project outcomes among the largest group of stakeholders as possible while responding to their specific needs.

Data inizio attività

01/02/2021

Parole chiave

e-Justice, Law and Technology, Judicial Administration

Ultimo aggiornamento: 08/06/2025