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Reflections on the Hague Trusts Convention after 30 years
Development summary
David Hayton considers the Hague Trusts Convention in the perspective of the thirty years following its adoption, focusing on the Convention’s longer-term development.
The work is concerned with assessing the Convention across that thirty-year period. The verified information available does not support attributing a specific thesis, method or conclusion to the author.
Open original publication Reflections on the Hague Trusts Convention after 30 years
Research note
Issue
the application and interpretation of the Hague Trusts Convention after 30 years
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Academic details
“Reflections on The Hague Trusts Convention after 30 years”
Journal of Private International Law · 2016
DOI 10.1080/17441048.2016.1139658
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