Issues in International Commercial Law

ISBN-13: 9780815389880 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 246 str.

Iwan Davies

Opis

Originally published in 2005. It is now possible to identify, within the discipline of law, a distinct body of international commercial law. This engaging book consists of a wide-ranging series of essays which demonstrates the breadth and scope of the subject matter of international commercial law. Many of the themes identified bridge both national and international commercial law. The volume consists of three parts: Credit and Security; Contractual Issues; International Commercial Regulation. It is evident that international commercial law is concerned with private and public law within which there are particular disciplines ranging from banking law, e-commerce, intellectual property, insolvency and increasingly international regulation through criminal law extending beyond frontiers.

Spis treści

Contents: Introduction; Part I Credit and Security Issues: Quasi-security interests: functionalism and the incidents of security, Louise Gullifer; Reform of laws on security interests in Lithuania: convergence of legal concepts, Andrius Smaliukas; Patent grants, signals and commodification: a legal dilemma?, Iwan Davies; The influence of a flexible legal framework upon the development of credit unions in Great Britain: the US and Irish Experience, Nicholas Ryder; The insolvent subsidiary and liability: The US and Argentine experience, H or Jos iguens. Part II Contractual Issues: The enforcement of commercial expectations in the law of privity and compound interest, Tony Ciro and Vivien Goldwasser; E-commerce: recognizing the context, Elizabeth Macdonald and David Poyton. Part III International Regulation: The evaluation of international money laundering regulation, Anu Arora; Fighting corruption in international trade: towards improving strategy, Indira Carr; Particularly sensitive sea areas and international navigation rights: trends, controversies and emerging issues, Aldo Chircop; Index.

O autorze

Iwan Davies