The conflict of laws - Briggs, Adrian (Oxford, United Kingdom ; Oxford University Press, 2014)
1. INTRODUCTION p. -- A. The Nature of the Subject, p.1 -- B. Private International Law as Common Law, p.6 -- C. Legislation Establishing Private International Law as European Law, p.43 -- 2. JURISDICTION p.50 -- A. Jurisdiction or Jurisdictions?, p.50 -- B. Regulation Jurisdiction: Introduction, p.55 -- C. Regulation Jurisdiction: The Detail, p.66 -- D. Common Law Jurisdiction, p.111 -- 3. FOREIGN JUDGMENTS p.138 -- A. Recognition and Enforcement, p.138 -- B. Registration of Foreign Judgments (1): The Brussels I Regulation, p.142 -- C. Registration of Foreign Judgments (2): The 1920 and 1933 Acts, p.164 -- D. The Indirect Effect of Judgments from the Rest of the World: Common Law, p.166 -- 4. CHOICE OF LAW: THE LEX FORI p.189 -- A. Procedural Issues, p.189 -- B. Penal, Revenue, and Public Laws, p.200 -- C. Public Policy, p.208 -- 5. OBLIGATIONS: CONTRACTUAL p.213 -- A. Introduction, p.213 -- B. The Rome I Regulation, p.218 -- C. Contracts Conduded Before 18 December 2009, p.259 -- 6. OBLIGATIONS: NON-CONTRACTUAL p.263 -- A. Introduction, p.263 -- B. The Rome II Regulation, p.266 -- C. Non-Contractual Obligations Outside the Rome II Regulation, p.292 -- 7. PROPERTY p.298 -- A. Immovable Properry, p.299 -- B. Movable Property, p.303 -- C. Title by Seizure and Confiscation, p.312 -- D. Trusts, p.316 -- E. Personal Status and Property Rights, p.317 -- 8. PERSONS p.327 -- A. Adults, p.327 -- B. Children, p.357 -- 9. CORPORATIONS p.367 -- A. Corporations, p.368.
Keywords: Conflict of laws; Conflict of laws -- Great Britain