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Richard Garnett

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Academic publicationInternational civil procedureUnited Kingdom

Foreign Judgments and the Relationship between Direct and Indirect Jurisdiction

Richard Garnett’s article examines jurisdiction in the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments through the distinction between direct jurisdictional rules applied by the court of origin at the initial adjudication stage and indirect rules applied at the recognition and enforcement stage.

Academic publicationInternational arbitration lawGlobal

When jurisdiction and arbitration clauses coexist or conflict

Richard Garnett authored the academic publication “When jurisdiction and arbitration clauses coexist or conflict” in Journal of Private International Law, published on 2013-12-17. The publication forms part of the private-international-law literature concerning Global.

Academic publicationConflict of lawsGlobal

Libel Tourism or Just Redress? Reconciling the (English) Right to Reputation with the (American) Right to Free Speech in Cross-Border Libel Cases

Richard Garnett and Megan Richardson’s article, published in the Journal of Private International Law, addresses the relationship between the English right to reputation and the American right to free speech in cross-border libel cases.

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Leading topics

academic research3 international civil procedure2 international jurisdiction2 international arbitration1 choice of court1 comparative law1 conflict of laws1 court decisions1 cross-border relations1 foreign judgments1 international conventions1 recognition and enforcement1

Legal fields

Conflict of laws1 International civil procedure1 International arbitration law

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