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. . .Essentially what is offered here is a treatise on the law of Conflicts of Law and Tort (Delict) in these nations as viewed from a comparative perspective. The book is well written and indedex and provides a useful overview of the subjects with as much detail as could be desired by anyone other than a legal practitioner in the countries in question. The volume will be useful for several purposes. For the comparative law scholar it makes readily accessible a wide range of cases that would otherwise likely be overlooked. For the subject matter specialist it offers a new and useful perspective and a ranger of different approaches and fact situations that may encourage further analysis of the specialists own national law. The volume is one that is appropriate for most academic law libraries and will be of interest to the scholars described above. -Law Books in Review ?. . .Essentially what is offered here is a treatise on the law of Conflicts of Law and Tort (Delict) in these nations as viewed from a comparative perspective. The book is well written and indedex and provides a useful overview of the subjects with as much detail as could be desired by anyone other than a legal practitioner in the countries in question. The volume will be useful for several purposes. For the comparative law scholar it makes readily accessible a wide range of cases that would otherwise likely be overlooked. For the subject matter specialist it offers a new and useful perspective and a ranger of different approaches and fact situations that may encourage further analysis of the specialists own national law. The volume is one that is appropriate for most academic law libraries and will be of interest to the scholars described above.?-Law Books in Review

?. . .Essentially what is offered here is a treatise on the law of Conflicts of Law and Tort (Delict) in these nations as viewed from a comparative perspective. The book is well written and indedex and provides a useful overview of the subjects with as much detail as could be desired by anyone other than a legal practitioner in the countries in question. The volume will be useful for several purposes. For the comparative law scholar it makes readily accessible a wide range of cases that would otherwise likely be overlooked. For the subject matter specialist it offers a new and useful perspective and a ranger of different approaches and fact situations that may encourage further analysis of the specialists own national law. The volume is one that is appropriate for most academic law libraries and will be of interest to the scholars described above.?-Law Books in Review

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PETER B KUTNER is Professor of Law at the University of Oklahoma. He has published articles on torts, conflict of laws, and evidence, and is the author of Advanced Torts Casebook (forthcoming).

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