French Book on Mandatory Rules in International Business Law

8 June 2021

Louis Perreau-Saussine and Sophie Lemaire (Université Paris Dauphine) are the editors of a new book on International Mandatory Rules in International Business Law (L’impérativité en droit international des affaires : questions d’actualité).

Contributors include Pierre Mayer, Louis Perreau-Saussine, Sophie Lemaire, Mathias Audit, Patrick Mathet, Hubert de Verdelhan, Stéphanie Francq, Andrea Bonomi, Martine Behar-Touchais, Juliette Morel-Marroger, Tristan Azzi, Etienne Pataut.

The book collects the proceedings of a conference held at the Cour de cassation in Paris on February 2018. Videos of the conference are freely available here.

Liviu Zidaru on European Parliament Study on Efficient Cooperation with the UK: “One wonders whether this petty revenge of the EC should not be abandoned, the Lugano Convention accession is by far…”
Adrian Briggs on Worldwide Freezing Injunctions Granted in Common Law Jurisdictions: A Civil Law Perspective: “To pick up the reference to the case of Gambazzi, if the application is to enforce or otherwise give effect…”
Gilles Cuniberti on Worldwide Freezing Injunctions Granted in Common Law Jurisdictions: A Civil Law Perspective: “Many thanks indeed, Pietro. The same issues were raised and addressed similarly in France. First, a distinction between the civil…”
Matthias Lehmann on Worldwide Freezing Injunctions Granted in Common Law Jurisdictions: A Civil Law Perspective: “Many thanks for relaying this fascinating decision! The Corte di cassazione deserves to be commended for its open and realistic…”
Andreas Bucher on Jurisdiction in Employment Matters under Brussels I bis: A Proposal for Reform: “Interesting, however still consideerably complicated. Should the position not be that weaker party would be better protected if the grounds…”

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