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Thirty-one publications on South African private international law 2008-2011

September 20, 2011/in /by Jan Neels
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  • Bennett and Kopke “Characterization and ‘gap’ in the conflict of laws” 2008 South African Law Journal 62
  • Eiselen “Goodbye arrest ad fundandam. Hello forum non conveniens?” 2008 TSAR 794
  • Harder “Statutes of limitation between classification and renvoi: Australian and South African approaches compared” 2011 ICLQ 659
  • Neels “Falconbridge in Africa” 2008 Journal of Private International Law 167
  • Neels “Consumer protection and private international law” 2010 Obiter 122
  • Neels “South Africa” in Fernandez Arroyo (ed) Consumer Protection in International Private Relationships (2010) CEDEP 415
  • Neels “External public policy, the incidental question properly so-called and the recognition of foreign divorce orders” in Boele-Woelki, Einhorn, Girsberger and Symeonides (eds) Convergence and Divergence in Private International Law. Liber amicorum Kurt Siehr (2010) Eleven International Publishers / Schulthess 331 (reprint in 2010 TSAR 671)
  • Neels and Fredericks “The music performance contract in European and Southern African private international law” 2008 Tydskrif vir die Hedendaagse Romeins-Hollandse Reg / Journal of Contemporary Roman-Dutch Law 351 and 529
  • Neels and Fredericks “Tacit choice of law in the Hague Principles on Choice of Law in International Contracts” 2011 De Jure (forthcoming)
  • Neels and Wethmar-Lemmer “Constitutional values and the proprietary consequences of marriage in private international law” 2008 TSAR 587
  • Oppong “Roman-Dutch law meets the common law on jurisdiction in international matters” 2008 Journal of Private International Law 311
  • Oppong “Enforcing judgments of the SADC Tribunal in the domestic courts of member states” 2010 Monitoring Regional Integration in Southern Africa Yearbook 115
  • Oppong “Inter-institutional relations: public-private international law dimensions” chapter 8 in Oppong: Legal Aspects of Economic Integration in Africa (2011) Cambridge University Press
  • Oppong “Interstate relations, economic transactions and private international law” chapter 9 in Oppong: Legal Aspects of Economic Integration in Africa (2011) Cambridge University Press
  • Roodt “Recognition of Muslim marriages in South Africa: a conflicts perspective” 2008 The International Journal of Diversity in Organisations, Communications and Nations 137
  • Roodt “Party autonomy in international law of succession” 2009 TSAR 241
  • Roodt “Conflicts of procedure between courts and arbitral tribunals in Africa: an argument for harmonization” 2010 Tulane European and Civil Law Forum 65
  • Roodt “Autonomy and due process in arbitration: recalibrating the balance” 2011 European Journal of Law Reform (forthcoming)
  • Roodt “Conflicts of procedure between courts and arbitral tribunals with particular reference to the right of access to court” 2011 African Journal of Comparative and International Law 236
  • Schulze “Conflict of laws” 2008 Annual Survey of South African Law 167
  • Schulze “International jurisdiction in claims sounding in money: is Richman v Ben-Tovim the last word?” 2008 South African Mercantile Law Journal 61
  • Schulze “Conflict of laws” 2009 Annual Survey of South African Law 134
  • Schulze “Arbitration agreements and jurisdiction in terms of the Judgment Regulation” 2010 The Comparative and International Law Journal of Southern Africa 68
  • Schulze “Conflict of laws” 2010 Annual Survey of South African Law (forthcoming)
  • Sibanda “Jurisdictional arrest of a foreign peregrines now unconstitutional in South Africa” 2008 Journal of Private International Law 167
  • Van Niekerk “Choice of English law and practice in a ‘South African short-term policy’ of marine insurance: jurisdiction and applicable law” 2010 TSAR 590
  • Van Niekerk “Choice of foreign law in a South African marine insurance policy: an unjustified limitation of party autonomy?” 2011 TSAR 159
  • Wethmar-Lemmer “When could a South African court be expected to apply the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG)?” 2008 De Jure 419
  • Wethmar-Lemmer “The impact of article 95 reservation on the sphere of application of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG)” 2010 De Jure 362
  • Wethmar-Lemmer: The Vienna Sales Convention and Private International Law (2010) LLD thesis University of Johannesburg
  • Wethmar-Lemmer “Party autonomy and international sales contracts” 2011 TSAR 431

TSAR = Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg / Journal of South African Law

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