Choice-of-court agreements under the European and International Instruments : the Revised Brussels I Regulation, the Lugano Convention, and the Hague Convention / Trevor C. Hartley.
2013
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Choice-of-court agreements under the European and International Instruments : the Revised Brussels I Regulation, the Lugano Convention, and the Hague Convention / Trevor C. Hartley.
Imprint
Oxford : Oxford University Press, [2013]
Copyright
©2013
Description
1 online resource (xlix, 495 pages).
Series
Oxford legal research library.
Summary
This is the first text to address all the instruments that will govern choice-of-court agreements in Europe and to engage in a practical discussion of their mutual relationship. The existing common law, which has dominated discussion of this subject for so long, will become less significant as European and international instruments become more widely applicable. The consequences of this, both for practitioners and business persons engaging in international transactions, are explained by thematic chapters covering all major issues affected.
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Also issued in print: 2013.
This is the first text to address all the instruments that will govern choice-of-court agreements in Europe and to engage in a practical discussion of their mutual relationship. The existing common law, which has dominated discussion of this subject for so long, will become less significant as European and international instruments become more widely applicable. The consequences of this, both for practitioners and business persons engaging in international transactions, are explained by thematic chapters covering all major issues affected.
This is the first text to address all the instruments that will govern choice-of-court agreements in Europe and to engage in a practical discussion of their mutual relationship. The existing common law, which has dominated discussion of this subject for so long, will become less significant as European and international instruments become more widely applicable. The consequences of this, both for practitioners and business persons engaging in international transactions, are explained by thematic chapters covering all major issues affected.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Oxford Academic.
Oxford legal research library.
Oxford legal research library.
Language
English
Audience
Specialized.
ISBN
9780191811852 ebook
9780191819711 eonline resource
9780191819711 eonline resource
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