New Trends in the Doctrine of Private International Law and Their Impact on Court Practice (Volume 175)
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ABSTRACTThe course of J.G. Sauveplanne, Professor at the University of Utrecht, focuses on the impact of new trends in Private International Law on the practice of tribunals in several countries. After an introductory chapter devoted to a study of the classic conflict method, the author focuses on proposals that have been made to renovate the process of conflict of laws. Then, he analyzes the possibilities of readjustment through the use of classical techniques, and the introduction of flexible connecting factors. He examines the application of approaches based on the desired result, makes an excursion in the field of extracontractual liability, and focuses on the choice of law applicable by the parties and the law of the forum.
Le cours de J.G. Sauveplanne, professeur à l'Université d'Utrecht, porte sur l'impact de nouvelles tendances en droit international privé sur la pratique des tribunaux dans plusieurs pays. Après un chapitre introductif consacré à une étude de la méthode conflictuelle classique, l'auteur s'intéresse aux propositions qui ont été faites pour rénover le processus du conflit de lois. Il étudie ensuite les possibilités de réajustement grâce à l'utilisation des techniques classiques, puis l'introduction de facteurs de rattachement flexibles. Il examine ensuite l'application d'approches s'appuyant sur le résultat recherché, fait une excursion dans le domaine de la responsabilité extracontractuelle et s'intéresse au choix de la loi applicable par les parties et à la loi du for.
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- ABSTRACT
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS
- PRELIMINARY REMARK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- CHAPTER I - INTRODUCTION: THE CLASSIC ALLOCATION METHOD
- CHAPTER II - PROPOSALS FOR RENOVATING THE CHOICE-OF-LAW PROCESS
- CHAPTER III - RE-ADJUSTMENTS THROUGH THE USE OF CLASSIC TECHNIQUES
- CHAPTER IV - THE INTRODUCTION OF FLEXIBLE CONNECTING FACTORS
- CHAPTER V - THE APPLICATION OF POLICY-ORIENTED AND RESULT-SELECTIVE APPROACHES
- CHAPTER VI - AN EXCURSION INTO THE FIELD OF TORT LAW
- CHAPTER VII - PARTY-CHOICE AND FORUM LAW
- CHAPTER VIII - CONCLUSIONS
- Abbreviations in citing court decisions and law review articles
- SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
New Trends in the Doctrine of Private International Law and Their Impact on Court Practice (Volume 175)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by J. G. Sauveplanne in
Current site
Google Scholar
(34,108 words)