Great Britain report
Beaumont, P; Danov, M; Trimmings, K; et al.Yüksel, B
Date: 16 November 2017
Publisher
Hart Publishing / Bloomsbury
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Abstract
This chapter is an analysis of some of the issues that can be learned from the British case law on the EU private international law (PIL) instruments covered by the EUPILLAR project (Brussels I and IIa, Rome I and II, and Maintenance Regulations) and of the findings from the qualitative interviews conducted in relation to the operation ...
This chapter is an analysis of some of the issues that can be learned from the British case law on the EU private international law (PIL) instruments covered by the EUPILLAR project (Brussels I and IIa, Rome I and II, and Maintenance Regulations) and of the findings from the qualitative interviews conducted in relation to the operation of those instruments in the two legal systems comprising Great Britain. The study is not comprehensive on the UK due to not taking account of the operation of the EUPILLAR instruments in Northern Ireland.
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Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
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