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Conflict of Laws

2009
In any case which involves a foreign element it may prove necessary to decide which system of law is to be applied, either to the case as a whole or to a particular issue or issues. Such foreign elements may be constituted by the central administration or headquarters of each of the parties being located in different countries or by the fact that the ...
Axel-Volkmar Jaeger   +1 more
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Conflict of Laws

1988
The problem of conflict of laws centers on the making of judicial decision in those cases wherein two or more legal frameworks are juxtaposed as competitors for dominant authorial legal reference. The situation is viewed as a relationship between incompatible systems. Structurally, the unit of opposition may be compared with an “indeterminate situation,
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Handbook of the Conflict of Laws

University of Pennsylvania Law Review and American Law Register, 1927
Ernest G. Lorenzen, Herbert F. Goodrich
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The Law of Conflict of Laws

The American Journal of Comparative Law, 1961
Hessel E. Yntema, R. A. Leflar
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The Law of Conflict of Laws

Stanford Law Review, 1960
Monrad G. Paulsen, Robert A. Leflar
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Conflict of Laws

2001
This clear and authoritative introduction to the principles of private international law, a complex and rapidly changing area, now appears in a revised and fully updated form. The English conflict of laws is a body of rules whose purpose is to assist an English court in deciding a case which contains a foreign element.
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The Conflict of Laws

2017
Clare Ambrose   +2 more
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Conflict of Laws

2002
Francesco Parisi, Erin A. O’Hara
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The Conflict of Laws

California Law Review, 1936
Arthur B. Dunne, Joseph H. Beale
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