The differing approach to commercial litigation in the European Court of Justice and the courts of England and Wales

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The different approaches taken by the English courts and the European Court of Justice (the ECJ) related to the exercise of its jurisdiction in civil and commercial matters are discussed. The well-known cases that underline ECJ's approach to anti-suit injunctions with markedly different approach are Erich Gasser GmbH v MISAT Srl, Turner v Grovit and Owusu v Jackson.

Wales, Courts, Jurisdiction, Comparative analysis, Actions and defenses, Litigation, Lawsuit/litigation, Actions and defences

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Claims against professionals: negligence, dishonesty and fraud

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A report reveals that the increasingly complex world which offers the unscrupulous more opportunities to profit from dishonesty and fraud as professional offer services in the Cand both clients and the professional engaged in a transaction are separated by great distances.

United States, Police Protection, Fraud, Company legal issue, Cases, Global strategy (Marketing)

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Restricting state liability in tort on grounds of policy: a comparative study of English and French Law

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The article discusses the English and French law that demonstrates how the defense administration can offer a valuable contribution to English lawyers'. It further helps in understanding of policy as it operates in the field of State liability.

France, Interpretation and construction, Tort liability, European Community law, Law overview

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