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Journal of Private International Law, Volume 2, No. 1, 2006

April 20, 2006/in /by Martin George
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The new issue of the Journal of Private International Law Volume 2, Number 1, will be published shortly. The contents are:

"Troublesome and Obscure": The Renewal of Renvoi in Australia by Reid Mortensen

The Public Policy and Mandatory Rules of Third Countries in International Contracts by Adeline Chong

Forum Non Conveniens Post-Owusu by Barry J. Rodger

European Choice of Law Rules in Divorce (Rome III): An Examination of the Possible Connecting Factors in Divorce Matters Against the Background of Private International Law Developments by Veronika Gaertner

Recognition of Foreign Relationships Under the Civil Partnership Act 2004 by Kenneth McK. Norrie

"Mind the Gap": A Practical Example of the Characterisation of Prescription/Limitation Rules by Christopher Forsyth

Drawing Inspiration? Reconsidering the Procedural Treatment of Foreign Law by Kirsty J. Hood

To view the abstracts for these articles please go here.

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