Comparative Aspects of the General Principles of Private International Law (Volume 109)
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ABSTRACTRonald Graveson proposes to study in his course on private international law the fundamental problem of private international law, and to see the solutions that have been proposed at different times by various legal systems. The problem of international law exists as soon as an activity involves a foreign element. After a presentation of the problem and of solving the problem, the author examines the limits of private international law, namely public policy and evasion of the law. He also focuses on the personal law, personal status, property, wills and successions, jurisdiction, procedure, and foreign judgments.
Ronald Graveson propose d'étudier dans son cours de droit international privé le problème fondamental du droit international privé, et de voir quelles solutions ont été proposées à différentes époques par divers systèmes juridiques. Le problème du droit international apparaît dès qu'une transaction présente un élément d'extranéité. Après une présentation de ce problème et des moyens de le résoudre, l'auteur étudie les limites du droit international privé, à savoir l'ordre public et la fraude à la loi. Il s'intéresse ensuite au droit de la personne, au statut personnel, aux biens, aux testaments et successions, à la compétence, à la procédure et aux jugements étrangers.
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- ABSTRACT
- BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
- PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS
- PREFACE
- CHAPTER I - THE PROBLEM OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
- CHAPTER II - SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
- CHAPTER III - THE LIMITS OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW: PUBLIC POLICY
- CHAPTER IV - THE LIMITS OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW: EVASION OF THE LAW
- CHAPTER V - THE PERSONAL LAW
- CHAPTER VI - STATUS
- CHAPTER VII - PROPERTY
- CHAPTER VIII - WILLS AND SUCCESSION
- CHAPTER IX - JURISDICTION
- CHAPTER X - PROCEDURE AND FOREIGN JUDGMENTS
- CONCLUSION
- BIBLIOGAPHY
Comparative Aspects of the General Principles of Private International Law (Volume 109)
in The Hague Academy Collected Courses Online / Recueil des cours de l'Académie de La Haye en ligneSearch for other papers by Ronald H. Graveson in
Current site
Google Scholar
(58,913 words)