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Territorial Jurisdiction for Breach of Contract in Nigeria or whatever

Conflict of Laws

In Maska the 1st claimant/respondent instituted an action for summary judgment against the defendant/appellant and the 2nd respondent at the High Court of Katsina State for breach of contract. On this basis the defendant/appellant argued that the court of Yobe State had exclusive jurisdiction.

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Challenge to New York’s Participation in RGGI Dismissed

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The complaint asserted four causes of action relating to the legality of New York’s participation in RGGI. The fourth cause of action raised the question of whether RGGI violates the Compact Clause as a multistate contract not authorized by Congress. The complete court decision is available here.

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Anti-enforcement injunction granted by the New Zealand court

Conflict of Laws

One may wonder whether the Kentucky Court agrees with this assessment – that a foreign court’s injunction restraining enforcement of its judgment effectively amounts to an act of comity.

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Report of the Oxford Conference on “Characterisation in the Conflict of Laws”

Conflict of Laws

The conferences topic, characterisation, is the process for identifying the nature or category of a particular cause of action (for instance contractual, tortious, proprietary, corporate, matrimonial), so that the correct connecting factor can be employed which then points to the applicable law or to the competent court.

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A call for the wider study of Private International Law in Africa: A Review of Private International Law In Nigeria

Conflict of Laws

Writing on the importance of a private international law system that responds to the interests of Africa, Dr Okoli observed that with growing international trade with Africa comes an inevitable rise in disputes among contracting parties conducting trade on the continent. [4]

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Balenciaga’s Bondage Bears: Company Sues Over the Inclusion of Supreme Court Opinion in Ad Campaign

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It claims economic damages from being “falsely and horrifically associated with the repulsive and deeply disturbing subject of the court decision.” The filing does not expressly name a cause of action beyond saying that the campaign was “inexplicable,” “malevolent, or at the very least, extraordinarily reckless.”.

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Caught Between Legal Boundaries: Child Custody Disputes Across Japan and Bangladesh

Conflict of Laws

It concluded that the appropriate forum to resolve the custody dispute is the Family Court, where proceedings were already pending. Ys arguments include among others the following point: (i) The cause of action in casu arose in Japan, where the children were born and raised. 233 of 2022 of 13 February 2022.

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