Conflict of Laws - Contract Flashcards

1
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What does Rome I apply to?

A

Contracts entered into on or after 17 Dec 2009

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2
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What is Article 3?

A

Parties free to choose governing law

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3
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How do parties choose the law?

A

Express or implied by circumstances

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4
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What happens if no choice of law?

A

Must look at contract type

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5
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What is governing law for sale of goods contract?

A

Seller’s habitual residence

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6
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What is governing law for provision of services contract?

A

Service provider’s habitual residence

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7
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What is governing law for land contracts?

A

Where the land is located

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8
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What is governing law for distribution contracts?

A

Distributor’s habitual residence

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9
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What is habitual residence meaning?

A

Company – central administration. Individual – principal place of business.

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10
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What does Article 4(3) of Rome I suggest?

A

That despite habitual residence, if a contract is more closely connected to another country, it will likely displace the default result.

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