Treatment of Foreign Law - Dynamics towards Convergence?. (2017)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Yuko Nishitani.
• Editors: Nishitani, Yuko
• Contents: List of Authors.-I. General Report.- Treatment of Foreign Law – Dynamics towards Convergence?; Yuko Nishitani.-II. National Reports.- A. National Reports I – Europe.-1. Belgium, Foreign Law in Belgian Courts – From Theory to Practice; Patrick Wautelet.-2. Croatia, Foreign Law Before Croatian Authorities – At the Crossroad?; Mirela Župan.-3. Czech Republic, Treatment of Foreign Law in the Czech Republic; Monika Pauknerová.-4. Denmark, Foreign Law in Danish Civil Litigation: A pragmatic approach; Clement Salung Petersen.-5. Estonia, Applying Foreign Law in Estonia – the Perspective of an e-State; Maarja Torga.-6. France, The Evolving Balance between the Judge and the Parties in France; Sabine Corneloup.-7. Germany, Proof of and Information about Foreign law – German Report; Oliver Remien.-8. Greece, Foreign Law in the Greek Private International Law: Positive Solutions and Future Perspectives; Chryssapho Tsouca.-9. Hungary, Inconsistencies between Theory and Practice in the Treatment of Foreign Law in Hungary;László Burián and Sarolta Szabó.-10. Italy, Proof and Information about Foreign Law in Italy; Nerina Boschiero and Benedetta Ubertazzi.-11. Malta, The Proof and Treatment of Foreign Law in Malta; Paul Cachia.-12. Poland, Proof and Information about Foreign Law in Poland – Theory and Reality; Michal Wojewoda.-13. Portugal, Proof of and Information about Foreign Law in Portugal; Rui Manuel Moura Ramo.-14. Romania, Proof of and Information about Foreign Law in Romania; Flavius George Păncesc.-15. Spain, The Application of Foreign Laws in Spain – Critical Analysis of the Legal Novelties of 2015;Carmen Azcárraga Monzonís.-16. Sweden, Proof of and Information about Foreign Law in Civil and Commercial Matters – Swedish Perspectives; Ulf Maunsbach.-17. The United Kingdom, The Traditional Approach to Foreign Law in Civil Litigation in the Legal Systems of the United Kingdom; Veronica Ruiz Abou-Nigm.-18. Switzerland, The PrincipleIura Aliena Novit Curiaand theRole of Foreign Law Advisory Services in SwissJudicial Practice; Ilaria Pretelli and Shaheeza Lalani.-B. National Reports II - North and South America.-1. The United States, The Use and Determination of Foreign Law in Civil Litigation in the United States; Peter Hay.-2. Canada, The Status and the Proof of Foreign Law in Québec; Gérald Goldstein.-3. Argentina; The Changing Character of Foreign Law in Argentinian Legal System; Diego P. Fernández Arroyo and Paula María All.-4. Uruguay, Proof of and Information about Foreign Law in Uruguay; Cecilia Fresnedo de Aguirre.-5. Venezuela, Finding foreign law in Venezuela – General overview; Eugenio Hernández-Bretón and Claudia Madrid Martínez.-C. National Reports III - Asia-Pacific Region and Africa.-1. Australia, Foreign Law in Australian International Litigation: Developing the Common Law; Mary Keyes.-2. Japan, Proof of and Information about Foreign Law in Japan; Shunichiro Nakano.-3. Macau, Proof and Information about Foreign Law in Macau; Guangjian Tu.-4. Turkey, The Treatment of Foreign Law in Turkey; Zeynep Derya Tarman.-5. Israel, Proof of and Information about Foreign Law in Israel; Talia Einhorn.-6. Tunisia, Treatment of Foreign Law in Tunisia; Lotfi Chedly and Béligh Elbalti.-7. Commonwealth Africa, Foreign Law in Commonwealth African Courts; Richard Frimpong Oppong.-III. Hague Conference on Private International Law.-1. Hague Conference on Private International Law, The Evolution of Work on Access to Foreign Law at the Hague Conference on Private International Law; Philippe Lortie and Maja Groff.
• Publisher Details: Cham : Springer
• Publication Date: 2017
• Copyright Date: 2017
• Extent: 1 online resource (643 pages)
• Subjects: Law; Law -- Civil Procedure; Civil procedure, litigation & dispute resolution; Civil Law; Law -- International; International law
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9783319565743
• Related ISBNs: 9783319565729
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