The Artifact of International Jurisdiction: Concept, History and Reality

V. Heiskanen
Heiskanen, Veijo

Article from: TDM 1 (2017), in Conferences

Introduction

Since our topic tonight is rather abstract, let me start with a concrete example. Mr X, a national of country A, moves to country B and sets up a business venture together with a local business partner, a national of country B. Things don't work out, problems emerge between Mr X and his business partner, and he takes the case to the courts of country B. His claims are dismissed, in his view wrongly, and in a process that he feels unfairly favored his business partner. He appeals, but the appeal is dismissed. He appeals again, going up to the local Supreme Court. His appeal is ...

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Suggested Citation

V. Heiskanen; "The Artifact of International Jurisdiction: Concept, History and Reality"
TDM 1 (2017), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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