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The contribution addresses the so called universal application of the Rome I Regulation, by empathizing that the aforementioned Regulation applies irrespective of the fact that the law identified as applicable by its choice of law rules is the law of a Member State or not.
Francesca Ragno
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The Rome I Regulation: Communitarisation and modernisation of the Rome Convention
ERA Forum, 2008The recently adopted Rome I Regulation will replace the Rome Convention on the law applicable to contractual obligations. The Regulation differs less radically from the Convention than the Commission, judging by its proposal, would have wished. It is doubtful whether it was worthwhile repealing the Convention which has been in force less than 17 years ...
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The Rome I Regulation and Reinsurance
This paper analyses the likely effect of the Rome I Regulation on reinsurance contracts, and concludes for a variety of reasons - including the wordings used in reinsurance agreements, the use of arbitration and the relationship between the underlying insurance and the reinsurance - that the change from the Rome Convention to the Rome Regulation is ...
Merkin, Rob
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The contribution focuses on the broad recognition of party autonomy in the Rome I Regulation and analyzes the problem of the validity and the efficacy of choice of law ...
Francesca Ragno
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The contribution deals with the protection granted to consumers by the EU choice of law rules by analyzing the scope of application of art.
Francesca Ragno
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The Rome I Regulation creates a common regime of conflict of law rules for international contract law for (most of) the member states of the EU. This book provides an article-by-article commentary which explains the underlying concepts and suggests ...
Ferrari, Franco,
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Common Market Law Review, 2008
This article describes the most significant features of Regulation (EC) No 593/2008 on the Law Applicable to Contractual Obligations that will enter into force on 17. December 2009 (the Rome I Regulation). The Regulation will replace the Rome Convention on the same subject–matter. The authors approve of the “fine-tuning” of the provision regulating the
Lando, Ole, Arnt Nielsen, Peter
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This article describes the most significant features of Regulation (EC) No 593/2008 on the Law Applicable to Contractual Obligations that will enter into force on 17. December 2009 (the Rome I Regulation). The Regulation will replace the Rome Convention on the same subject–matter. The authors approve of the “fine-tuning” of the provision regulating the
Lando, Ole, Arnt Nielsen, Peter
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