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From the monthly archives:

July 2008

A Divided Opinion on the Hague Abduction Convention, With Some Interesting Discussion on the Proof of Foreign Law

by Charles Kotuby on July 31, 2008

Save the Date – Journal of Private International Law Conference 2009

by Martin George on July 29, 2008

The Results of the JHA Council (24-25 July 2008): UK to Opt into Rome I Reg. – Enhanced Cooperation on Rome III Reg.?

by Giorgio Buono on July 27, 2008

When the Forum Conveniens Can Be “Convinced” to Refuse the Case

by Gilles Cuniberti on July 23, 2008

New Reference for Preliminary Ruling on Brussels I

by Veronika Gaertner on July 19, 2008

Publication: European Enforcement Order for Uncontested Claims

by Veronika Gaertner on July 15, 2008

Arbitral Awards Violating European Antitrust Laws: French Courts Cannot Help

by Gilles Cuniberti on July 14, 2008

Judgment in Case “Inga Rinau” – Urgent Preliminary Ruling Procedure

by Veronika Gaertner on July 11, 2008

Article on the Interaction of Choice of Law Rules and the Australian Constitution

by Perry Herzfeld on July 10, 2008

Kozyris on Rome II: Tort Conflicts on the Right Track! A Postscript to Symeon Symeonides’ “Missed Opportunity”

by Giorgio Buono on July 9, 2008

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