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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business Cumulative Index Volumes 1-22, 1977-2000

by Susan Meek

474,35€ + 10% CARD

 For centuries, inconsistencies were seen as a hindrance to good reasoning, and their role in the sciences was ignored. However, logicians as well as philosophers and historians have shown a growing interest in the matter. This text highlights the questions and issues involved.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business - Volume 28, 2006

447,85€ + 10% CARD

 Examines issues in three major topic categories: Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Investment Vehicles, and Secured Interests in Immovables. This title reviews the settlement of investment disputes, the impact of claims on non-United States companies, and claim and dispute resolution under FIDIC.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business - Volume 26, 2004

420,03€ + 10% CARD

 Contains a variety of topics of interest to international commercial lawyers and their clients. This yearbook discusses various areas of Company Law, including mergers and acquisitions, piercing the corporate veil and the financing of share acquisitions. It is of interest to those involved in modern-day business.
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Liability For Products In A Global Economy

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 Deals with the Product Liability Law, in which, manufacturers and suppliers find themselves responsible for the quality of their products and for the consequences flowing from any defect therein. This book covers the question of jurisdiction in product-related litigation, in crossborder transactions. It is useful for those involved in this area.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business - Volume 25, 2003

384,25€ + 10% CARD

 The 2003 volume of the Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business deals with a variety of topics in the field of commercial law. These range from mergers in Nigeria and joint ventures in Thailand and Hungary to the fight against corruption on an international level, as well as corporate fraud in the United States, with attention being focused upon the new Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. Some authors have dealt with subjects that involve finance, such as foreign investment in e-commerce in China, employees¿ stock purchases and option plans in the United States, pension funds in Nigeria and preferential tax regimes in Madeira. There is also a review of the Agreement on Trade-Related Investment Measures. Other popular areas of commercial law that are covered in this volume include consumer protection in Bulgaria and alternative dispute resolution. Arbitration in Paraguay is discussed, along with the conducting of mediation by legal professionals. In addition, European Union law arises in relation to the likelihood of association, with another chapter detailing the economic association between Mexico and the European Union. The Commentators in this book are leading professionals in their respective fields and the interesting mix of topics should be of value to those involved in business in the international arena and their legal advisers.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 The Yearbook''s principal aim is to review significant legal developments in international business and offers an important forum and point of reference to international legal practitioners.Volume 13 continues to develop the inclusion of materials which are of particular value to practitioners and advisers working within the international business sector. This 1991 volume gathers a range of considerable expertise to bear upon issues of company law, litigation and arbitration, foreign investment, joint ventures, financial services, and deregulation. The Yearbook is published under the auspices of the Centre of International Legal Studies, Austria.<ul><li>Contents:</li><li>Piercing the Corporate Veil: The English Perspective.</li><li>Rights and Liabilities of Directors and Shareholders in Belgium.</li><li>The Transfer of Corporate Domicile.</li><li>Representative Offices: Direct Presence of Foreign Companies in Italy.</li><li>The Growing Importance in Grouping.</li><li>Limited Liability Companies under Spanish Law.</li><li>European Communities Merger Control for Third-Country Enterprises.</li><li>Hostile Take-Overs in The Netherlands.</li><li>Freezing of Assets in France.</li><li>Enforcing American and Other Foreign Judgements in England.</li><li>Function and Responsibility of Arbitral Institutions.</li><li>Canadian Source Finance and Investment for United States Projects.</li><li>Business Acquisitions in the Previous GDR.</li><li>Foreign Capital Investment and Exchange Policies in Turkey.</li><li>Foreign Investment in Chile.</li><li>Doing Business in Korea.</li><li>Doing Business in Egypt.</li><li>Joint Ventures in Eastern Europe.</li><li>European Communities Competition Law and Financial Services.</li><li>United Kingdom Building Societies: Freedom to Compete in Europe.</li><li>Legal Protection of Software in Japan.</li><li>Electronic International Bank Guarantees and Letters of Credit.</li><li>Progress towards Deregulation of the Aviation and Travel Industry.</li><li>Know-How and the European Communities: Does the New Regime Help?</li><li>Industrial Property Law in Nigeria</li><li>Estate Planning for Foreign Businessmen in Germany.</li>The Editor Dennis Campbell is Director of the Center for International Legal Studies, Salzburg, Austria and international legal counsel for Brown, Rudnick, Freed & Gesmer of Boston, USA. He is assisted by a distinguished Board of Advisers drawn from leading academics and practitioners in Europe, North America and the Far East.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 This yearbook's principal aim is to review significant legal developments in international business and offers an important forum and point of reference for international legal practitioners. With Volume 15, each future volume of the yearbook contains its own Index.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 The yearbook reviews significant legal developments in international commerce. This volume addresses key issues in general commercial law, company law, environmental law, foreign investment and litigation, procedure and dispute resolution.
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Dispute Resolution Methods - The Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 This volume examines the important area of dispute resolution. The main focus is upon those methods of resolving disputes which provide alternatives to the existing judicial system. It discusses arbitration, mediation and conciliation methods as well as mini-trials and valuations.
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Unfair Trading Practices - The Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 This book gives a country-by-country account of the provisions and procedures laid down in various jurisdictions worldwide. It will be a useful tool for anyone having to deal with unfair acts in the course of trading.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 This text reviews significant legal developments in international commerce and offers a forum for legal practitioners to address and compare practical legal issues of direct interest to their areas of specialisation.
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Copyright Infringement - Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 Copyright infringement is an ever-growing problem, made worse by the constant flow of technological advances, although security devices to combat this problem are being developed. This volume gives an overview of the legal situation regarding copyright infringement in various countries worldwide.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 This text contains chapters covering a variety of legal issues including: contractual matters; the privatization of former state-owned companies and monopolies, such as media organizations; corporate law; securities and investment deals; and taxation.
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Serving Process And Obtaining Evidence Abroad - Serving Process And Obtaining Evidence Abroad

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 This text presents the serving process and obtaining evidence abroad, while covering private international law and aspects of civil law and procedure. The book may be useful to readers involved in the preparation or use of dispersed particle systems.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 This volume contains sections on company law, dispute resolution, employment law, insolvency law, intellectual property law, taxation and finance and other general commercial issues. It includes chapters which tackle cross-border issues, such as taxation, jurisdiction and arbitration.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 This volume relates to technology and the rights therein. There is a section on computer law in Luxembourg, Hungary and Greece and a chapter discussing telecommunications and information technology in the US, the fastest developing sectors of business today.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business - Center For International Legal Studies

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 This volume contains chapters relating to agency and distribution, finance and investment, intellectual property, sports law, technology, and general commercial issues. The range of subjects and jurisdictions in the volume attests to the diversity and scope of international business practice.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 This text provides a special section on the telecommunications sector. This includes chapters on legal developments in Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Columbia, Italy, Mexico and Spain, as well as a general survey on telecommunications regulatory regimes and investment decision.
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Security Over Immovables In Selected Jurisdictions - Security Over Immovables In Selected Jurisdictions

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 The 2005 Special Issue of the Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business addresses issues relating to security in immovables. Each chapter contains an overview of the security in immovables laws of a particular country. The laws vary widely among the countries; the word "immovable" (or "real property" in Common Law jurisdictions) even has different definitions in different countries.Crossborder transactions involving immovables are integral to international business dealings. This publication provides a general overview of the methods by which immovables are secured in various countries, and each chapter contains details such as the priority granted creditors and openness of the land registers. Each chapter contains a country-specific explanation of the method by which one obtains a mortgage, lien, or similar security, and an exploration of the possible problems that might arise during such a process. In addition, special attention is given to the obstacles facing non-nationals interested in buying immovables. The book evidences the varied attitudes of governments towards the purchase of immovables by non-nationals. In some countries, such as The Philippines, non-nationals are prohibited from buying land. Other countries, such as the Slovak Republic, allow foreign acquisition of nearly any immovable, only forbidding purchase of items that no private citizen can own, such as the country’s rivers.This publication reflects recent developments in security in immovables, especially in Eastern Europe. The chapter on immovables in Ukraine is based on the country’s new property laws, passed in 2004. The chapters on the Czech Republic, the Slovak Republic, and Hungary all reflect the changes brought by accession to the European Union.The acquisition of property in a foreign country is an integral facet of international business, and practitioners will find this publication’s in-depth instructions for the purchase of security in immovables useful as it pertains to individual countries. In addition to showing practitioners how transactions work in individual countries, readers will be able to compare diverse legal regimes to find the one most favorable for their particular business transactions.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 This year''s volume of the Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business covers a wide spectrum of topics, ranging from the historical development of civil law in China, with its German and Russian influences, to legal regulation of the new technologies involved in electronic commerce. The use of electronic contracts and signatures is becoming more and more widespread, and international law has addressed these issues in the Model Law on Electronic Commerce and the Model Law on Electronic Signatures. This book contains chapters describing the way in which Brazil and Japan have incorporated these laws into their national legal systems and what measures they have taken to regulate the use of these new technologies in the conducting of business transactions.Another area that is dealt with here is that of insider trading and market abuse, particularly in relation to The Netherlands and Finland. Following a number of cases highlighting this problem, the European Union has introduced the Market Abuse Directive and the Insider Trading Directive which, again, are being implemented by the Member States. European employment law is also under discussion, with particular regard being had to the protection of employees'' rights upon the transfer of undertakings. This is looked at from both the European and French points of view, with the general employment law situation in Estonia being discussed in detail.Once again, the law regulating investment is raised in this volume, this time dealing with private investment in Peru and foreign investment in the Russian Federation. In addition, a number of general commercial issues are included, such as European insolvency law, damage caps in American tort law, arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism in mergers and acquisitions, security interests over property in Spain and the doctrine of legitimate expectation in Australian immigration law, as well as a comparative study of Japanese and Iranian trademark law.All of these topics are presented by experts in their respective fields, and should be of interest to legal practitioners and their clients who are involved in such international issues.
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E-Commerce: Law And Jurisdiction - The Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 This special issue of the "Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business" deals with the subject of e-commerce. It provides commentaries on the most up-to-date developments in various jurisdictions.
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Offshore Trusts - The Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business Special Issue, 1995

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 This volume explores the various services as well as the people who go offshore, the reasons for going offshore, the benefits available, and where and how these can be achieved. The contributors describe the vehicles available in different countries for minimizing liability to taxation.
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Arbitration Process - The Arbitration Process - Special Issue, 2001

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 This volume deals with various aspects of the arbitration process. Some of the areas covered include the appointment of arbitrators, the points to be borne in mind by arbitrators during the conduct of arbitral proceedings and the evidentiary procedures involved in arbitration.
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Comparative Law Yearbook Of International Business

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 The 1990 Yearbook addresses five broad areas of direct interest to those involved in international business practice: 1. Product liability - developments in Germany and Denmark; 2. Foreign investment - addressing current problems in Norway, Hungary, Venezuela and Brazil; 3. Litigation and Dispute Resolution - covering issues of Arbitration, Enforcement, ADR and Swiss courts'' jurisdiction; 4. Establishment and organisation of Enterprise - with reference to the Netherlands, and the EEIG; 5. General Commercial issues - including banking secrecy, hostile take overs, joint venture taxation, and off-shore installations. The Yearbook is published under the auspices of the Center for International Legal Studies.The Editor Dennis Campbell is Director of the Center for International Legal Studies, Salzburg, Austria and international legal counsel for Brown, Rudnick, Freed & Gesmer of Boston, USA. He is assisted by a distinguished Board of Advisers drawn from leading academics and practitioners in Europe, North America and the Far East.
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