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Morris: The Conflict of Laws
By
David McClean, Kisch Beevers
Description
* The leading
textbook on the conflict of laws
* Takes full
account of the consumer, e-commerce and employment areas of contract
law.
* Introduces a new
chapter on the conduct of international litigation, bringing together
material on factors influencing choice of venue, Mareva injunctions
and forum non conveniens and antisuit injunctions
* Includes cases
on aspects of the Rome Convention on contracts
Reviews
This text on what
is a complex and controversial area of the law will be welcomed by
both the teacher and the student of the subject - Solicitors\\\' Journal
Table of Contents
1 Introduction
to the conflict of laws 1
2 Personal
connecting factors 19
3 Exclusion of
foreign law 47
4 Jurisdiction :
principles and European rules 57
5 Jurisdiction :
the traditional English rules 101
6 Sovereign and
diplomatic immunity 133
7 Foreign
judgments 147
8 Foreign
arbitral awards 175
9 Marriage 187
10 Matrimonial
causes 229
11 Children :
guardianship and care 273
12 Children :
legitimacy, legitimation and adoption 307
13 Contracts 333
14 Torts 367
15 Property 393
16 Matrimonial
property 427
17 Succession and
the administration of estates 441
18 Trusts 459
19 Substance and
procedure 471
20 Technical
problems 489
21 Theories and
methods 521
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