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"Contracts which cross international boundaries between legal systems are fundamental to trade, and so are key elements in modern commercial law where markets are not restricted to national territories. This book provides a practical guide to the complex area of cross- border contracts, which revolves around two principle issues: what law governs such contracts, and where might any litigation relating to such contracts take place? This complexity derives in part from the need to address the differences between legal systems, and in part from the overlap of traditional approaches to conflict of laws and new legislation emanating from Europe, notably the Rome Convention on the law applicable to contracts and the Brussels Convention on jurisdiction and judgments in civil and commercial matters. Antony Downes has also written the ""Textbook on Contract"" and ""The Legal Control of Mergers in the EC""."

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