The Public Policy and Mandatory Rules of Third Countries in International Contracts
While party autonomy has risen in the field of contract, this autonomy is not unfettered. Parties are allowed to choose the governing law of the contract but limitations on party choice can be seen through the operation of public policy and mandatory rules. The public policy and mandatory rules of t...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2006
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