Applying the Most Favourable Treaty or Domestic Rules to Facilitate Private International Law Co-Operation (Volume 377)
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ABSTRACTThis course aims to draw attention to the overlapping of Private International Law treaties on International Judicial Co-operation and to give the reader an understanding of the rules and principles that provided a solution to this problem. It leads to taking a look at the principles and rules of Public International Law to apply to Private International Law. An analysis of the scope of application of international treaties is taken as the scopes are essential for solving conflicts between treaties. This is followed by a study of issues regulated by Private International Law Co-operation Treaties, and the compatibility of clauses of the aforementioned treaties with other international instruments. Finally, a chapter is dedicated to the principles of Public International Law, mostly the 1969 Vienna Convention, and how to apply them to Private International Law. This course ends with the importance of interpretation of international treaties.
RÉSUMÉCe cours vise à attirer l'attention sur le chevauchement des traités de droit international privé sur la coopération judiciaire internationale et à donner au lecteur une compréhension des règles et des principes qui ont apporté une solution à ce problème. Cela conduit à examiner les principes et les règles du droit international public à appliquer au droit international privé. L'analyse du champ d'application des traités internationaux est prise en compte car les champs d'application sont essentiels pour résoudre les conflits entre traités. Elle est suivie d'une étude des questions régies par les traités de coopération de droit international privé, et de la compatibilité des clauses des traités précités avec d'autres instruments internationaux. Enfin, un chapitre est consacré aux principes du droit international public, principalement la Convention de Vienne de 1969, et à la manière de les appliquer au droit international privé. Ce cours se termine par l'importance de l'interprétation des traités internationaux.
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- ABSTRACT
- RÉSUMÉ
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS
- TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER I - SCOPE OF APPLICATION OF INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION TREATIES
- CHAPTER II - PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW CO-OPERATION TREATIES
- CHAPTER III - COMPATIBILITY CLAUSES
- CHAPTER IV - PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW
- CHAPTER V - THE PRINCIPLE OF THE APPLICATION OF THE MOST FAVOURABLE TREATY OR DOMESTIC RULES
- CONCLUSIONS
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- PUBLICATIONS FROM INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
- SELECTED CASE LAW TABLE
Applying the Most Favourable Treaty or Domestic Rules to Facilitate Private International Law Co-Operation (Volume 377)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by María Blanca Noodt Taquela in
Current site
Google Scholar
(80,480 words)