Choice of Law in the American Courts in 2007: Twenty-First Annual Survey
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West Tankers, and Worldwide Freezing Orders
There are two casenotes in the new issue of the Cambridge Law Journal worthy of mention. Firstly,
Fourth issue of 2007’s Journal du Droit International
The fourth issue of the French Journal du Droit International (Clunet) has been released. It contains three articles dealing with private international law issues (the table of contents in French can be found
Third Issue of 2007’s Revue Critique de Droit International Privé
The latest issue of the French Revue Critique de Droit International Privé has been released. In addition to 9 comments of French and European cases, it contains two articles. The table of contents can be found
Fourth Issue of 2007’s International and Comparative Law Quarterly
The fourth issue 2007 of the
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Paying Here, Seeking Restitution There.
A negative consequence of the availability of multiple fora in international litigation is the risk of conflicting decisions. Several adjudicators can retain jurisdiction and then reach conflicting, if not opposite, results on the merits. Is it a problem? It could be argued that it is for two different reasons. The first is that the legitimacy […]
Choice of Law In Convention Establishing Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi
Which law governs the establishment of a
Third Issue of 2007’s Journal du Droit International
The last issue of the Journal du Droit International contains three articles dealing with conflict issues. They are all written in French. The first is authored by
Christian Schulze, ‘The 2005 Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements’, (2007) 19 SA Merc LJ 140-150
The article discusses the 2005 Hague Convention’s rules on jurisdiction (of the chosen and not-chosen courts) and the recognition and enforcement of resulting judgments. It then goes on to examine the role of the new convention in comparison to other conventions and to the Brussels I Regulation. Reference is made to the different objectives of […]