La conception du droit international privé d’après la doctrine et la pratique au Canada (Volume 53)
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ABSTRACTThe intention of Edouard Fabre-Surveyer is to limit his course to the private international law of his country, Canada, which is already sufficiently complicated, he explains, Canada being composed of the nine provinces each one having a legislature which votes laws, of which some of them have an impact on private international law. The author successively studies the topics of residence, marriage, proof of foreign law, foreign judgments, and naturalized or immigrant foreigners.
L'intention d'Edouard Fabre-Surveyer est de limiter son cours au droit international privé de son pays, le Canada, ce qui est déjà suffisamment compliqué, explique-t-il, le Canada étant composé de neuf provinces ayant chacune une législature qui vote des lois, dont certaines ont un impact sur le droit international privé. L'auteur étudie successivement les thèmes du domicile, du mariage, de la preuve de la loi étrangère, des jugements étrangers, et des étrangers, naturalisés et immigrants.
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La conception du droit international privé d’après la doctrine et la pratique au Canada (Volume 53)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by Édouard Fabre-Surveyer in
Current site
Google Scholar
(37,091 words)