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2019
Jefferson’s timeless statement is more appropriate than ever before. There has always been international commerce, but in the last decades the volume of international trade has reached unprecedented highs and the trends are globally set for growth as world exports continue to grow. Moreover, nowadays the merchants and their trade companies are replaced
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Jefferson’s timeless statement is more appropriate than ever before. There has always been international commerce, but in the last decades the volume of international trade has reached unprecedented highs and the trends are globally set for growth as world exports continue to grow. Moreover, nowadays the merchants and their trade companies are replaced
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Cross‐border insolvency in the Balkans region
International Insolvency ReviewAbstractIn a constantly evolving world, it is necessary to safeguard trade and investment relations through the establishment of clear rules for cooperation between national courts and practitioners from different jurisdictions on cross‐border insolvency cases.
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Maritime Cross-Border Insolvency in China
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019Due to the high degree of mobility of ships and the special operational structures of shipping companies, it is difficult to harmonise the cross-border insolvency regime with the maritime law regime governing ships. One of the typical examples is the recent bankruptcy of Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd.
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Maritime cross‐border insolvency in China
International Insolvency Review, 2020AbstractDue to the high degree of mobility of ships and the special operational structures of shipping companies, it is difficult to harmonise the cross‐border insolvency regime with the maritime law regime governing ships. One of the typical examples is the recent bankruptcy of Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd.
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Derivatives in Cross-Border Insolvency Proceedings
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016Abstract This chapter defines derivatives as a starting point and looks at how they work. Traditionally, they have enjoyed privileged status in an insolvency scenario, both at the substantive-law level and at the conflict-of-laws level.
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Theory and Principle in Cross-Border Insolvency
2005Abstract The concept of insolvency –– and indeed its reality –– may be said to form part of the common experience of organized human society. With the evolution of such notions as property, obligation, credit, and commercial exchange, the elements are in place from which individuals may conduct their affairs with a view to enhancing the ...
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Maritime Cross-Border Insolvency and Harmonisation
2019The two previous chapters show that the insolvency laws as well as the maritime laws of Germany, England & Wales and the USA do not fall widely apart, but even minor differences can cause confusion and uncertainty for both practitioners and academics.
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