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Product Id:: ukprod9780409314847NDCLA
Product Code:: NDCLA
ISBN/ISSN:: 9780409314847
Publication Date:: 02/06/2009
Format:: Print
Price:: �134.00

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The seventh edition of Conflict of Laws in Australia provides a revised and up-to-date coverage of important developments in this area of law. For this edition Dr Peter Nygh has been joined by Professor Martin Davies as co-author of this long-established treatise. Significant new legislation and decisions which have come into effect since the sixth edition published in 1995 are included. The text continues to cover all Australian jurisdictions, and the subject matter deals with the resolution of conflicts that arise because of the interaction between different legal systems.

* Conflict of Laws in Australia also includes thorough and clear discussions of other jurisdictional issues, family law, assignment of property, succession, bankruptcy and corporations.

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Procedural;
Enforcement of Judgments;
Choice of Law Obligations;
Family Law;
Property Bankruptcy;
Corporations Devolution on Death

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By Dr Peter Nygh, barrister and Visiting Professor at the University of New South Wales. Professor Martin Davies, Admiralty Law Institute Professor and Co-Director, Maritime Law Centre, University of Melbourne.

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