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The Conflict of Laws in Hong Kong 3rd ed


ISBN13: 9789626618837
Previous Edition ISBN: 9789626614075
Published: March 2017
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell Hong Kong
Country of Publication: Hong Kong
Format: Hardback & eBook
Price: Out of print



The 3rd edition of The Conflicts of Law in Hong Kong is pertinent to the determination of governing law, jurisdiction and related issues in cases with a cross-border element in Hong Kong. As a result of the adoption by the United Kingdom of EC law on conflicts, there is a growing body of Hong Kong case law diverging from UK case law.

Analysis of new Hong Kong cases

It has been five years since the previous edition, and there have been significant changes to the area of law which have since been captured.

The most significant developments include 40 new Hong Kong cases which clarify significant aspects of law, these include:

  • First Laser Ltd v Fujian Enterprises (Holdings) Co Ltd (CFA), confirming that estoppel by convention is a matter of substance not procedure;
  • Ryder Industries v Chan Shui Woo dealing with the correct approach to illegality in a contract governed by non-Hong Kong law;
  • SPH v SA, confirming that the concept of forum non conveniens applies to stays of matrimonial proceedings.
  • W v C and ZC v CN on the correct approach to determination of domicile under the 2006 Domicile Ordinance.

Subjects:
Other Jurisdictions , Hong Kong
Contents:
PART A: FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES
CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 2 - CHOICE OF LAW
CHAPTER 3 - JURISDICTION
CHAPTER 4 - EXCEPTIONS FROM ORDINARY PRINCIPLES

PART B: LEGAL CONTEXTS
CHAPTER 5 - OBLIGATIONS
CHAPTER 6 - PROPERTY
CHAPTER 7 - PERSONS
CHAPTER 8 - ESTATES

PART C: FOREIGN JUDGMENTS
CHAPTER 9 - RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT OF FOREIGN JUDGMENTS
CHAPTER 10 - ARBITRATION

PART D: EVIDENCE, REMEDIES AND PROCEDURE
CHAPTER 11 - EVIDENCE
CHAPTER 12 - REMEDIES AND PROCEDURE