Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction

Characteristics of the English conflict of laws

Domicile and habitual residence

Selected aspects of procedure of the English court

Jurisdiction of the English courts

National rules of jurisdiction

Provisional measures

Foreign judgments

Choice of law rules

Contractual obligations

Non-contractual obligations

Property

Avoiding the results of the choice of law process

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