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French Conference on Breach of Jurisdiction Agreements

January 3, 2010/in /by Gilles Cuniberti
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The Master of arbitration and international commercial law of the university of Versailles Saint-Quentin will organize a conference on January 19th on Damages for Breach of Jurisdiction and Arbitration Agreement.

The speaker will be professor Koji Takahashi, from Doshisha University (Kyoto, Japan). Prof. Takahashi has published several articles on the topic, both in Japanese and in English. In particular, he has published an article on Damages for Breach of Choice of Court Agreements at the 2008 Yearbook of Private Int’l Law.

 The conference will begin at 5 pm and will be held in English. It is free of charge.

Details can be obtained from Ms Chantal Bionne, Tél. : 01 39 25 52 55 ou courriel: chantal.bionne@uvsq.fr

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