Elizabeth B Crawford
Biographic Data
| ID | 5794205 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth B Crawford |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth B |
| FAMILY NAME | Crawford |
| SIGNATURE | CRAWFORD E B |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Connection and Coherence Between and Among European Instruments in the Private International Law of Obligations
This article considers points of connection and coherence between and among the Rome I Regulation, the Rome II Regulation, and Regulation 1215, and relevant predecessor instruments. The degree of consistency in aim, design and detail of conflict of laws rules is examined, vertically (between/among consecutive instruments) and horizontally (across cognate instruments). Symbiosis between instruments is explored, as is the interrelationship between …
The Uses of Putativity and Negativity in the Conflict of Laws
Putativity is a useful concept in the conflict of laws, allowing reference to be made to an outcome which was intended to have come about, but which has failed, as a result of human actings or divine intervention. To apply to something which is imperfect a consequence which would arise if it were perfect is justifiable on the pragmatic grounds of convenience, speed, and cost—and thence, through the merit of certainty, to the satisfaction (perhaps…
Kuwait Airways Corporation v Iraqi Airways Company
Even when a forum has completed the task of identifying, in any given case, the lex causae , there remains a possibility of further choice of law complexities as regards delimitation of the applicable law. The extent of leeway which a Scottish or English forum enjoys when purporting to apply the lex causae , in the question of whether that court should refer to, 1 and apply, the whole corpus of the lex causae , 2 is ultimately a matter for the fo…
Connection and Coherence Between and Among European Instruments in the Private International Law of Obligations
This article considers points of connection and coherence between and among the Rome I Regulation, the Rome II Regulation, and Regulation 1215, and relevant predecessor instruments. The degree of consistency in aim, design and detail of conflict of laws rules is examined, vertically (between/among consecutive instruments) and horizontally (across cognate instruments). Symbiosis between instruments is explored, as is the interrelationship between …
Kuwait Airways Corporation v Iraqi Airways Company
Even when a forum has completed the task of identifying, in any given case, the lex causae , there remains a possibility of further choice of law complexities as regards delimitation of the applicable law. The extent of leeway which a Scottish or English forum enjoys when purporting to apply the lex causae , in the question of whether that court should refer to, 1 and apply, the whole corpus of the lex causae , 2 is ultimately a matter for the fo…
Kuwait Airways Corporation v Iraqi Airways Company
Even when a forum has completed the task of identifying, in any given case, the lex causae , there remains a possibility of further choice of law complexities as regards delimitation of the applicable law. The extent of leeway which a Scottish or English forum enjoys when purporting to apply the lex causae , in the question of whether that court should refer to, 1 and apply, the whole corpus of the lex causae , 2 is ultimately a matter for the fo…
The Uses of Putativity and Negativity in the Conflict of Laws
Putativity is a useful concept in the conflict of laws, allowing reference to be made to an outcome which was intended to have come about, but which has failed, as a result of human actings or divine intervention. To apply to something which is imperfect a consequence which would arise if it were perfect is justifiable on the pragmatic grounds of convenience, speed, and cost—and thence, through the merit of certainty, to the satisfaction (perhaps…
Connection and Coherence Between and Among European Instruments in the Private International Law of Obligations
This article considers points of connection and coherence between and among the Rome I Regulation, the Rome II Regulation, and Regulation 1215, and relevant predecessor instruments. The degree of consistency in aim, design and detail of conflict of laws rules is examined, vertically (between/among consecutive instruments) and horizontally (across cognate instruments). Symbiosis between instruments is explored, as is the interrelationship between …
Conflict of Laws and Jurisdiction (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · International Arbitration and Investment Law (2 works) · Law and economics (2 works) · Law, logistics, and international trade (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Certainty (1 work) · Coherence (philosophical gambling strategy (1 work)