Abstract
The article deals with the withdrawal of UK from EU and analyses the consequences of that event. It begins with membership of UK in a broader context and then elaborates on the procedure of withdrawal including the withdrawal of the notification.
Further subject matter is the categories analyses of the position of UK as a third state and the application of the Uunion law in the territory of the UK. The further focus is put on the field of private law, primarily of private international law.
It deals with the possible substitutes of the regulations Brusel Ia, Rom I and Rom II.
