The rise of party autonomy in commercial conflict of laws
Party autonomy stands out as a key feature of recent worldwide developments in private international law, especially in the commercial sphere. This chapter reviews a number of landmark developments across the three traditional aspects of the subject: jurisdiction, choice of law, and foreign judgment...
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2019
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| Summary: | Party autonomy stands out as a key feature of recent worldwide developments in private international law, especially in the commercial sphere. This chapter reviews a number of landmark developments across the three traditional aspects of the subject: jurisdiction, choice of law, and foreign judgments |
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