The Visible College of International Lawyers and the HCCH 2019 Judgments Convention – Conference in Bonn
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Review of Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts
While doing research on a choice of law article, I found it necessary to consult a book generally co-edited by Professors Daniel Girsberger, Thomas Graziano, Jan Neels on
Lancaster Workshop on Challenges in Contemporary International Litigation – 21 June 2023
The University of Lancaster has organised a workshop on Challenges in Contemporary International Litigation on Wednesday, 21 June 2023, 12.30 – 5 pm UK time (in person and online via Teams). Some well established and emerging experts will discuss cutting edge issues of practical significance in private international law (broadly understood). The programme for the […]
English Court Judgment refused (again) enforcement by Dubai Courts
In a recent decision, the Dubai Supreme Court (DSC) confirmed that enforcing foreign judgments in the Emirate could be particularly challenging. In this case, the DSC ruled against the enforcement of an English judgment on the ground that the case had already been decided by Dubai courts by a judgment that became final and conclusive […]
Recent Article from Uniform Law Review
Just late yesterday, Uniform Law Review published an interesting article that is of significance and relevance to comparative law and conflict of laws. It is titled EE Clotilde,
To Stamp or Not to Stamp: Critiquing the Indian Supreme Court’s Judgement in N.N Global
Written by Akanksha Oak and Shubh Jaiswal, undergraduate law students at Jindal Global Law School, India. A Constitution Bench of the Indian Supreme Court in N.N Global recently adjudicated the contentious issue of whether arbitration clauses in contracts that were not registered and stamped would be valid and enforceable. As two co-ordinate benches of the […]
Second Issue of Lloyd’s Maritime and Commercial Law Quaterly for 2023
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Dutch Journal of PIL (NIPR) – issue 2023/1
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Chinese Journal of Transnational Law Special Issue Call for Papers
The appeal of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms is on the rise and so is also the pull to prevent international disputes from arising altogether. In the area of cross-border commercial and investment disputes, the renewed interest in the interface between dispute prevention and alternative dispute resolution springs from a growing awareness of the need […]