Workshops on Addressing Conflict of Laws and Facilitating Digital Product Passports (DPPs) in Cross-border Value Chains
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Call for Papers: OGEL Special Issue on ‘Space Mining: National and International Regulation for and against Commercial Mining of Outer Space Resources’
/in News/by Jeanne HuangOGEL Special Issue on ‘Space Mining: National and International Regulation for and against Commercial Mining of Outer Space Resources’ will include dispute resolution over space mining plans as well as dispute resolution among participants in space mining operations – state vs state and space versus corporations and corporations versus corporations. Outer Space clearly involves interesting […]
ILA Committee on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Call for Papers
/in News/by Jeanne HuangThe International Law Association Committee on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has issued a Call for Papers for a conference scheduled for 7 April 2025 titled ‘Shaping Appropriate ADR in International Law’. Further information is available
The Art. 2(b) CISG Conundrum: Are Tender Contracts Under the Ambit of an Auction?
/in Views/by Jeanne HuangBy Harddit Bedi* and Akansha Tripathy** Introduction It is beyond dispute that The Convention of International Sales of Goods, 1980 (CISG) has facilitated international trade disputes. However, Courts and tribunals continue to apply their minds in adjudicating the applicability of CISG before advancing into substantive issues. This exercise is not very prolific as it prolongs […]
Workshop on Addressing Conflict of Laws and Facilitating Digital Product Passports
/in News/by Jeanne HuangUN/CEFACT would like to invite you to attend: The 5th Working Group Meeting on Addressing Conflict of Laws and Facilitating Digital Product Passports in Cross-Border Value Chain: –19 Mar 7-8:00 pm (Sydney Time), Dr. Fabian Sack, Sydney University (Zoom): Life cycle assessment For the zoom link and previous meeting minutes, please refer to the project […]
Addressing Conflict of Laws and Facilitating Digital Product Passports (DPPs) in Cross-border Value Chains: Call for Participation
/in News/by Jeanne HuangHelp draft a white paper on Addressing Conflict of Laws and Facilitating Digital Product Passports (DPPs) in Cross-border Value Chains to achieve legal coordination and establish traceability in global trade law. The White Paper aims to be published by the
The American Branch of the International Law Association is seeking a new Chief Operating Officer
/in News/by Jeanne HuangThe American Branch of the International Law Association (“ABILA” or “the Branch”) seeks a dynamic individual with superb organizational and people skills and an interest in international law for the position of Chief Operating Officer (COO). This part-time position will require approximately 80 hours/month, 20 hours/week on average. Workload will fluctuate throughout the year, peaking […]
Rethinking Private International Law Education – Insights from a Global Webinar
/in News/by Jeanne HuangGuest Blog: Rethinking Private International Law Education – Insights from a Global Webinar Written by: Corinna Chen (CAPLUS research intern, 2024, Sydney Law School, Australia) Private international law (PIL) plays a critical role in shaping how future legal professionals and citizens engage with a complex, interconnected world. On 23 September 2024, the University of Sydney […]
An anti-suit injunction in support of an arbitration agreement in light of the EU Sanction against Russia
/1 Comment/in Views/by Jeanne HuangBy Poomintr Sooksripaisarnkit, Lecturer in Maritime Law, Australian Maritime College, College of Sciences and Engineering, University of Tasmania On 24th September 2024, Mimmie Chan J handed down the judgment of the Court of First Instance of the High Court of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in Bank A v Bank B [2024] HKCFI 2529. […]
How many monetary judgments that Chinese courts decided to enforce are successfully enforced?
/3 Comments/in Views/by Jeanne HuangIt is necessary to distinguish (1) a court’s decision to acknowledge the validity of a foreign judgment (judgment recognition and enforcement), and (1) whether a judgment creditor successfully recovers the awarded amount in practice.