"that the parties' access to effective remedies will depend on where the parties are
suing may provide a better explanation (than Hartley's argument that the choice-
of-law issues are less important) of 'why the parties will fight tooth and nail on
jurisdictional issues'.128 Nonetheless, there is a good case that, even in
dominant jurisdictions, ineffectiveness of EU the PIL lawyers would who affect
may the be parties' very creative ..."
"... the Council. Whether an EU Code on PIL would actually meet these thresholds
is unclear.106 3 An Analysis of the Effectiveness of the EU Institutions. 101 cf
Wagner, ibid 234 et seq. 102 Rühl and von Hein, above n 97,734. 103 Kramer,
above n 97, paras 8.3. et seq. 104 Kramer, ibid paras 8.3. et seq; Rühl and von
Hein, above n 97,734. 105 Rühl and von Hein, above n 97,735. 106 Rühl and
von Hein, ibid. * The author would like to t ..."
"This book grew out of a workshop that took place at the Centre for Private International Law at the Law School of the University of Aberdeen on 1 February 2013 as a part of a European Union (EU) funded project within the scope of the Lifelong Learning Programme of the EU Commission (Jean Monnet Scheme) analysing cross border litigation in Europe. The book consists of seven chapters which are the revised and edited versions of the papers ..."