Domicile of choice in English law: an Achilles heel?

Leon Trakman

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Academic publicationConflict of lawsUnited Kingdom04 May 2015

Domicile of choice in English law: An Achilles heel?

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Leon Trakman authored the academic publication “Domicile of choice in English law: an Achilles heel?” in Journal of Private International Law, published on 2015-05-04. The publication forms part of the private-international-law literature concerning England and Wales.

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The role and legal vulnerability of domicile of choice in English law as a connecting factor for determining the law applicable to personal-status or other private-law relationships.

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Leon Trakman

“Domicile of choice in English law: an Achilles heel?”

Journal of Private International Law · 2015

DOI 10.1080/17441048.2015.1067993

Content language: English
Type: Journal article

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Leon Trakman, “Domicile of choice in English law: an Achilles heel?”, Journal of Private International Law, 2015-05-04, 10.1080/17441048.2015.1067993. https://doi.org/10.1080/17441048.2015.1067993

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