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Volume 4, Issue 2, Journal of Private International Law (August 2008)

August 12, 2008/in /by Martin George
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The August 2008 issue of the Journal of Private International Law has just been published. The contents are (click on the links to view the abstracts on the Hart Publishing website):

  • jprivintl A Bucher, ‘The New Swiss Federal Act on International Child Abduction’
  • J Neels, ‘Falconbridge in Africa’
  • A Mills, ‘The Dimensions of Public Policy in Private International Law’
  • T Dornis, ‘Contribution and Indemnification among Joint Torteasors in Multi-State Conflict Cases: A Study of Doctrine and the Current Law in the US and under the Rome II Regulation’
  • A Gray, ‘Loss Distribution Issues in Multinational Tort Claims: Giving Substance to Substance’
  • R Frimpong Oppong, ‘Roman-Dutch Law Meets the Common Law on Jurisdiction in International Matters’
  • O Sibanda, ‘Jurisdictional Arrest of a Foreign Peregrinus now Unconstitutional in South Africa: Bid Industrial Holdings v Strang’

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