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International civil litigation in United States courts / Gary B. Born, Peter B. Rutledge.
Series: Aspen casebook seriesPublication details: New York : Wolters Kluwer Law & Business, c2011.Edition: 5th edDescription: xxxv, 1243 p. ; 26 cm. + teacher's manualISBN:- 9780735507555 (hbk.)
- 9780735507562 (pbk. ; teacher's manual)
- 347.73/5 23
- KF418.C48 B67 2011
Contents:
Content:
Jurisdiction of U.S. courts over subject matter in international disputes;
Jurisdiction of U.S. courts over parties to international disputes;
Foreign sovereign immunity and jurisdiction of U.S. courts over foreign states;
Forum non conveniens in international litigation;
International forum selection agreements;
Parallel proceedings : lis alibi pendens and antisuit injunctions
Legislative jurisdiction;
Choice of law in international litigation;
Act of state and foreign sovereign compulsion;
Service of U.S. process on foreign persons;
Extraterritorial discovery and taking evidence abroad;
Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments;
International commercial arbitration and U.S. courts : an overview.
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National Law School | NAB Compactor | 347.735 BOR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | Kept in the NAB Compactor | 27650 |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Content:
Jurisdiction of U.S. courts over subject matter in international disputes;
Jurisdiction of U.S. courts over parties to international disputes;
Foreign sovereign immunity and jurisdiction of U.S. courts over foreign states;
Forum non conveniens in international litigation;
International forum selection agreements;
Parallel proceedings : lis alibi pendens and antisuit injunctions
Legislative jurisdiction;
Choice of law in international litigation;
Act of state and foreign sovereign compulsion;
Service of U.S. process on foreign persons;
Extraterritorial discovery and taking evidence abroad;
Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments;
International commercial arbitration and U.S. courts : an overview.
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