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International Commercial Litigation 2nd ed (eBook)


ISBN13: 9780191022012
Published: January 2015
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
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The new edition of this highly regarded work has been fully updated to reflect current trends and concerns in commercial litigation practice. It considers significant changes in the law, and how they affect both the structure and drafting of commercial transactions, and the strategic choices of litigants.

It includes extensive treatment of the recast Brussels I Regulation which is in force from January 2015 and which will substantively affect the treatment of contractual jurisdiction clauses, and incorporates analysis of important recent decisions including VTB v Nutritek, The Alexandros T, and Star Reefers v JFC. The legal framework of cross-border commercial disputes is important and complex in practice, but it is increasingly difficult to discern the subject's structure and assumptions.

The book offers an account of the subject which is comprehensive, sophisticated in its analysis, but firmly grounded in addressing the challenges and concerns facing practitioners. The role of commercial litigation is examined, not merely in the resolution of disputes, but as an aspect of commercial practice. A feature of the book is its emphasis on evolving areas of practice, and issues of difficulty, with an emphasis on problematic decisions, and legislative changes. Particular emphasis is placed on how the principles established by the higher courts are applied in the Commercial Court.

Where the law is uncertain or controversial, the rival arguments are examined and solutions considered. Particular emphasis is given to the impact of litigation on cross-border transactions, and its effect on legal risk. Mechanisms for managing the risks associated with cross-border litigation are extensively discussed, with particular emphasis on the drafting of effective jurisdiction and governing law clauses.

The first edition was highly regarded and was cited with approval by the courts in a number of key decisions including Blue Sky One Ltd v Mahan Air (March 2010), Royal & Sun Alliance plc v Rolls Royce plc (July 2010), Sebastian Holdings Inc v Deutsche Bank AG (Aug 2010, Court of Appeal), Glacier Reinsurance AG & v Gard Marine & Energy Ltd (Oct 2010, Court of Appeal), Faraday Reinsurance Co Ltd v Howden North America Inc (Nov 2011, Commercial Court), Mauritius Commercial Bank Ltd v Hestia Holdings Ltd (May 2013, Commercial Court), Antonio Gramsci v Lembergs (June 2013, Court of Appeal), and The Alexandros T (6 Nov 2013, Supreme Court).

Subjects:
Commercial Law, Conflict of Laws, eBooks, Courts and Procedure
Contents:
PART I: INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction

PART II: LEGAL RISK AND MULTISTATE TRANSACTIONS
2. Managing Litigation Risk
3. Managing Transaction Risk

PART III: THE LAWS GOVERNING MULTISTATE LITIGATION
4. The Laws Governing Multistate Transactions
5. The Content of Foreign Law

PART IV: COMMENCING PROCEEDINGS
6. Strategic Choices
7. The Framework of Jurisdiction
8. Establishing and Challenging Jurisdiction

PART V: PREVENTING PROCEEDINGS
9. Excluding Jurisdiction
10. Declining Jurisdiction in the EU Regime: Parallel Proceedings in EU States
11. Declining Jurisdiction in the EU Regime: Parallel Proceedings in Third States
12. Declining Jurisdiction in English National Law
13. Procedural Objections
14. Preclusive Proceedings
15. Restraining Foreign Proceedings

PART VI: RECOVERY AND ENFORCEMENT
16. Recovering Transaction Loss
17. Preserving and Locating Assets
18. Enforcing Foreign Judgments