Brussels IV – The Problems of Trusts and Characterisation
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Norwegian Court of Appeals on the Lugano Convention Article 8 nr.2
/in /by Martin GeorgeThe Norwegian Court of Appeals (Borgarting lagmannsrett) recently handed down a decision on the Lugano Convention Art 8 pursuant to the notion “insurer”. The decision (Borgarting lagmannsrett (kjennelse)) is dated 2007-02-13, was published in LB-2007-8743, and is retrievable from
ICLQ Articles on Harding v Wealands and the Law of Domicile
/in /by Martin GeorgeThere are two short articles in the private international law current developments section of the new issue of the
Jersey’s New Private International Law Rules for Trusts
/in /by Martin GeorgeProfessor
The Meaning of Maintenance in the Brussels I Regulation
/in /by Martin GeorgeJames Bernard Moore v Kim Marie Moore [2007] EWCA Civ 361 (handed down on 20 April 2007). A former husband’s application to the Spanish court was an application for the division of the wealth or assets to which the former married couple had a claim and was not related to maintenance within the meaning of […]
The Results of the JHA Council Session on Rome III, Maintenance and Rome I
/in /by Martin GeorgeFollowing swiftly on from
Vol. 3, Issue 1, Journal of Private International Law
/in /by Martin GeorgeThe new issue of the Journal of Private International Law, Volume 3, Issue 1 (April 2007), will be published shortly. The contents are (click on the links below to view the abstract): Canada and the US Contemplate Changes to Foreign-Judgment Enforcement by Vaughan Black (Professor, Dalhousie Law School, Halifax) The Rome I Proposal by Ole […]
E-Business Group Website and the Cost of Rome I
/in /by Martin GeorgeThe E-Business Regulatory Alliance has set up a
Lecture on European Private Law at Southampton
/in /by Martin GeorgeOn Tuesday 24 April 2007, the Annual Bond Pearce Lecture in European Law at the University of Southampton, School of Law, will be delivered by
Mixed Contracts, the Vienna Sales Convention and the Brussels Convention
/in /by Martin GeorgeUlrich G Schroeter (University of Freiberg – Faculty of Law) has posted “Vienna Sales Convention: Applicability to ‘Mixed Contracts’ and Interaction With the 1968 Brussels Convention” on SSRN; it originally appeared in the Vindobona Journal of International Commercial Law and Arbitration, Vol. 5, pp. 74-86, 2001. The abstract reads: The present article discussed various questions […]