The author examines, through a discussion of the BNFL case, the sort of procedural issues which are likely to occur when parallel proceedings ("dispute elsewhere pending") are being litigated in states which have adopted the Brussels convention on Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters. Article by Jeffrey Terry (King Street Chambers, Manchester) published in Amicus Curiae - Journal of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies and its Society for Advanced Legal Studies. The Journal is produced by the Society for Advanced Legal Studies at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London
Part two of an article taken from a lecture given by the Rt Hon Sir Anthony Clarke, Master of the Ro...
This article contends that the Hague Choice of Court Agreement Convention’s (‘Hague Convention’) sys...
Regulation (EU) No. 1215/2012 (s.c. Brussels Ibis Regulation) contains two new rules under Articles ...
The principle of anti-suit injunctions has been deeply rooted in the English legal system since the ...
The principle of anti-suit injunctions has been deeply rooted in the English legal system since the ...
Conflicts of jurisdictions with States which are not member of the European Union (third States) is ...
This article examines the private law enforcement of English settlement and jurisdiction agreements ...
The provisions on lis pendens set in the instruments governing jurisdiction, recognition and enforce...
1. The Place of Decisional Harmony and Procedural Efficiency within the Brussels I Regime: The Rules...
First paragraph: The Brussels Convention was concluded in 1968 between the original six Member State...
First paragraph: The Brussels Convention was concluded in 1968 between the original six Member State...
The article presents and investigates a typical institution rooted in the common law systems - anti-...
This article examines the private law enforcement of English settlement and jurisdiction agreements ...
The author discusses the innovation introduced by EU Regulation No. 1215/2012, s.c. Brussels I Recas...
This article contends that the system of “qualified” or “partial” mutual trust in the Hague Choice o...
Part two of an article taken from a lecture given by the Rt Hon Sir Anthony Clarke, Master of the Ro...
This article contends that the Hague Choice of Court Agreement Convention’s (‘Hague Convention’) sys...
Regulation (EU) No. 1215/2012 (s.c. Brussels Ibis Regulation) contains two new rules under Articles ...
The principle of anti-suit injunctions has been deeply rooted in the English legal system since the ...
The principle of anti-suit injunctions has been deeply rooted in the English legal system since the ...
Conflicts of jurisdictions with States which are not member of the European Union (third States) is ...
This article examines the private law enforcement of English settlement and jurisdiction agreements ...
The provisions on lis pendens set in the instruments governing jurisdiction, recognition and enforce...
1. The Place of Decisional Harmony and Procedural Efficiency within the Brussels I Regime: The Rules...
First paragraph: The Brussels Convention was concluded in 1968 between the original six Member State...
First paragraph: The Brussels Convention was concluded in 1968 between the original six Member State...
The article presents and investigates a typical institution rooted in the common law systems - anti-...
This article examines the private law enforcement of English settlement and jurisdiction agreements ...
The author discusses the innovation introduced by EU Regulation No. 1215/2012, s.c. Brussels I Recas...
This article contends that the system of “qualified” or “partial” mutual trust in the Hague Choice o...
Part two of an article taken from a lecture given by the Rt Hon Sir Anthony Clarke, Master of the Ro...
This article contends that the Hague Choice of Court Agreement Convention’s (‘Hague Convention’) sys...
Regulation (EU) No. 1215/2012 (s.c. Brussels Ibis Regulation) contains two new rules under Articles ...