A Shorter Selection of Cases On the Conflict of Laws

The conflict of laws is a fascinating and complex field that deals with the principles that determine which law applies to a given situation when two or more jurisdictions are involved. In this book, Joseph Beale presents a selection of cases that illustrate the principles of this field, as well as the practical challenges that arise when different legal systems intersect. This is an ideal book for law students and legal scholars who want to deepen their understanding of this important legal field.
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