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Jurisdiction Clauses in Pan-European Contracts: Recent ECJ Rulings

Date:	13/09/2017
Subject:	International & European law

The Court of Justice of the European Union (the "ECJ") recently handed down two interesting judgments regarding the use of jurisdiction clauses in contracts involving parties established in different EU Member States. Read more...(bron: Lexgo)

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