“This blog post is part of the article ‘Tort Conflicts Rules in Cross-border Multi-party Litigation: Which Law Has a Closer or the Closest Connection?’ published by the Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law with open access. A related previous post is ‘Personal Injury and Article 4(3) of Rome II Regulation’, available here. This article compares Owen v Galgey under Article 4 Rome II Regulation and YANG Shuying v British Carnival Cruise under Article 44 Chinese Conflicts Act in the context of cross-border multi-party litigation on tort liability …” (more)
[Zhen Chen, Conflict of Laws .net, 10 August]
First posted 2021-08-10 12:00:51
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