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Swiss Institute of Comparative Law: Prof. Sturm’s Lecture on “Le nom en droit international privé”

May 14, 2008/in /by Giorgio Buono
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On Thursday 15 May 2008, at 17.00, the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law (ISDC, Lausanne) will host a lecture (in French) by Prof. Fritz Sturm (University of Lausanne) on “Le nom en droit international privé” (“Name in Private International Law”).

The lecture is one of the monthly seminars on private international law and comparative law organized by the ISDC (“Les jeudis de l’ISDC”). A small fee is required for participation (free for students and academics). Further information (and the full list of seminars) is available here.

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