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Elements of private international law

By:

Anderson, Winston

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: The Caribbean Law Publishing Co. Ltd KingstonJM 2003Description: xli, 295 pAction note:

5/17/05 JOYD

Summary: Addresses the means by which Caribbean courts resolve cross-border disputes. Discusses the basic rules governing the exercise of jurisdiction in transnational disputes, the law applied in determining the merits of litigation and the conditions under which foreign judgments will be enforced.

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Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	01.02.04 A552 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000020812

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Addresses the means by which Caribbean courts resolve cross-border disputes. Discusses the basic rules governing the exercise of jurisdiction in transnational disputes, the law applied in determining the merits of litigation and the conditions under which foreign judgments will be enforced.