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Reminder: 2015 JPIL Conference at Cambridge: Booking Deadlines

June 24, 2015/in /by Stephen Pitel
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The 10th Anniversary of the Journal of Private International Law Conference is being held at the Faculty of Law, Cambridge University on 3-5 September 2015.  Booking for accommodation closes soon – on 15th July.  Booking for the conference and dinner will close on 13th August.

The conference offers an excellent opportunity to hear and discuss many issues currently facing private international law.

More information and registration is here.  A draft programme is available on the same web site.

Tags: European Private International Law, conference, private international law, conflict of laws
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