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Second Issue of 2012’s Journal of Private International Law

September 8, 2012/in /by Giesela Ruehl
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The second issue of the Journal of Private International Law has recently been released. The table of contents reads as follows:

  • Hill, Jonathan, The Significance of Foreign Judgments Relating to an Arbitral Award in the Context of an Application to Enforce the Award in England, pp. 159-193
  • Elbalti, Beligh, The Jurisdiction of Foreign Courts and the Enforcement of their Judgments in Tunisia: A Need for Reconsideration, pp. 195-224
  • Kuipers, Jan-Jaap, Schemes of Arrangement and Voluntary Collective Redress: A Gap in the Brussels I Regulation, pp. 225-249
  • Nagy, Csongor István, The Word is a Dangerous Weapon: Jurisdiction, Applicable Law and Personality Rights in EU Law – Missed and New Opportunities, pp. 251-296
  • Papettas, Jenny, Direct Actions Against Insurers of Intra-community Cross-Border Traffic Accidents: Rome II and the Motor Insurance Directives, pp. 297-321
  • Fitchen, Jonathan, “Recognition“, Acceptance and Enforcement of Authentic Instruments in the Succession Regulation, pp. 323-358
  • Borg-Barthet, Justin, The Principled Imperative to Recognise Same-Sex Unions in the EU, pp. 359-388
  • Smith, Peter De Verneuil; Lasserson, Ben; Rymkiewicz, Ross, Reflections on Owusu: The Radical Decision in Ferrexpo, pp. 389-405
  • Hartley, Trevor, Private International Law by AE Anton, Third Edition by PR Beaumont and PE McEleavy ,pp. 407-410

 

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