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The Comparative Law and Economics of Penalty Clauses in Contracts
American Journal of Comparative Law, 1995Imagine the following monologue by a father afflicted by a severe attack of nerves. "My daughter's wedding is scheduled for next month and I'm in deep trouble. She has expressed a strong desire to hold the party in our old country house. A long time ago, I promised her that I would organize the party there.
Mattei Ugo
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Licensing and Interpretation of n-words in Comparative Clauses
, 2019 The available analysis of comparative constructions that intend to explain the possibility of NPIs to occur in than-clauses do not give a satisfactory account of the licensing and interpretation of N-words in such clauses. In this paper, I propose a different analysis of comparative constructions, which, contrary to previous analysis, does not assume ...
Marques, Rui
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The Validity of Knock-for-Knock Clauses in Comparative Perspective
European Review of Private Law, 2018Abstract: This article discusses the validity of so-called knock-for-knock clauses, by which parties to offshore oil and gas or maritime contracts agree that each of them will cover its own losses regardless of who caused them. The issue of validity of such clauses and of the liability exclusions they contain is analysed in a comparative perspective ...
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The validity and enforceability of mediation clauses: a comparative analysis
In a comparison between Palestine and other selected Arab countries (especially the UAE, Qatar, Jordan, and Morocco), and England, this study explores the implications of mediation clauses in commercial contracts, whereby the parties agree to amicable dispute resolution (ADR) before seeking recourse in the courts or arbitration. Specifically, the
Talahma, Khaled Ibrahim
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