Commercial Private International Law in Southern Africa: Comparative and International Perspectives: Essays in Honour of Professor Christopher F Forsyth KC — UJ Press, 2026.Книга в свободном доступе.
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Party Autonomy in South African Private International Law: A Comparison with Article 2 of the Hague Principles on Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts
Faadhil Adams Expanding Jurisdiction for Fundamental Rights Violations by Businesses: South African Law and the Role of an International Treaty
David Bilchitz Tacit Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts: The Position in Ghanaian, Kenyan, Nigerian and South African Private International Law .
Garth J Bouwers The African Principles and Mauritian Private International Law: What Lessons to be Learned?
Robin Cupido The Law Applicable to Arbitrability in Lusophone Legal Systems
Rui Dias Developing the
Forum Non Conveniens Doctrine in South African Law: A Comparative Perspective
Sieg Eiselen The African Principles on the Law Applicable to International Commercial Contracts: Proposal to Include a Provision on the
Ex Officio Application of the Foreign Law
Bйligh Elbalti Enforcing Trade-Related Contractual Claims in South Africa
Gerhard Erasmus Contractual Capacity in South African Private International Law
Eesa A Fredericks Mixed Dispute Resolution Clauses in International Commercial Transactions
Daniel Girsberger From Louisiana, to India, to Africa: The Strange Journey of India’s Foreign Judgments Rules
Christopher Jenkins Reforming Party Autonomy in African Private International Law: The Need for Clear and Effective Exceptions
John Kiggundu Jurisdiction in International Civil Cases: How Many Links are Enough?
Thalia Kruger The Incoterms® 2020 by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC): Evolution and Practical Application with Specific Reference to Containerisation
Michael G Martinek, Eesa A Fredericks Unmitigated Exorbitance of Assumed Jurisdiction under Malawian Private International Law
Richard Mlambe Direct International Jurisdiction under OHADA Law
Justin Monsenepwo Novel Aspects of the Proposed African Principles on the Law Applicable to International Commercial Contracts
Jan L Neels* Commercial Private International Law in Mozambique, Angola and Beyond: The Portuguese-Speaking States in Southern Africa Compared to Brazil
Carl Friedrich Nordmeier The Sheriffs and Civil Processes Act Does Not Apply to the National Industrial Court of Nigeria
Chukwuma Samuel Adesina Okoli Reforming Private International Law in African Countries: Looking Inward and Outward
Richard Frimpong Oppong Arbitration, Court Adjudication or
Via Media?: The Eruption of Hybrid Bodies for the Resolution of International Commercial Disputes – A Path for Southern Africa?
Marta Pertegбs Sender Prospects and Options for Recovery of “Heritage Art” in the
Oeuvre of Irma Stern
Christa Roodt Forum Selection Clauses and the Waning Legacy of
The Eleftheria Geneviиve Saumier Online Defamation in the Conflict of Laws
Sierd J Schaafsma The Spiliada in South Africa: Sailing into the Future
Elsabe Schoeman The New South African International Arbitration Act: Signalling the End of the Road for the Protection of Businesses Act?
Marlene Wethmar-Lemmer African Principles on the Law Applicable to International Commercial Contracts
Jan L Neels Arabic Translation of the African Principles on the Law Applicable to International Commercial Contracts
Jan L Neels, translated by Bйligh Elbalti
