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Swiss Institute of Comparative Law: First Book on the Rome I Regulation in French

March 25, 2009/in /by Giorgio Buono
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isdc_romei_9783725557998The contributions presented at the 20th Journée de droit international privé, jointly organised in March 2008 in Lausanne by the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law (ISDC) and the Centre de droit comparé, européen et international (CDCEI) of the Law Faculty of University of Lausanne and dedicated to the Rome I Regulation, have been published by Schulthess under the editorship of Eleanor Cashin Ritaine and Andrea Bonomi: “Le nouveau règlement européen ‘Rome I’ relatif à la loi applicable aux obligations contractuelles“.

Here’s the table of contents (available as a .pdf file):

Avant-propos (Andrea Bonomi / Eleanor Cashin Ritaine);

Première partie: Panorama introductif et principes généraux

  • Le Règlement Rome I: la communautarisation et la modernisation de la Convention de Rome (Michael Wilderspin);
  • La nouvelle synergie Rome I / Rome II / Bruxelles I (Eva Lein);
  • The New Rome I Regulation on the Law Applicable to Contractual Obligations: Relationships with International Conventions of UNCITRAL, the Hague Conference and UNIDROIT (Caroline Nicholas);
  • Choice of the Applicable Law (Stefan Leible);
  • La loi applicable à défaut de choix (Bertrand Ancel);

Deuxième partie: Quelques contrats particuliers et mécanismes spécifiques

  • Insurance Contracts in “Rome I”: Another Recent Failure of the European Legislature (Helmut Heiss);
  • Consumer Contracts under Article 6 of the Rome I Regulation (Peter Mankowski);
  • New Issues in the Rome I Regulation: the Special Provisions on Financial Market Contracts (Francisco J. Garcimartín Alférez);
  • Les règles applicables aux transferts internationaux de créance à l’aune du nouveau Règlement Rome I et du droit conventionnel (Eleanor Cashin Ritaine);
  • Le régime des règles impératives et des lois de police dans le Règlement «Rome I» sur la loi applicable aux contrats (Andrea Bonomi).

Title: Le nouveau règlement européen “Rome I” relatif à la loi applicable aux obligations contractuelles. Actes de la 20e Journée de droit international privé du 14 mars 2008 à Lausanne, edited by Andrea Bonomi and Eleanor Cashin Ritaine, Schulthess (Série des publications de l’ISDC, vol. 62), Zürich, 2009, 251 pages.

ISBN/ISSN: 978-3-7255-5799-8. Price: CHF 75,00. Available at Schultess.

(Many thanks to Prof. Andrea Bonomi)

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