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Contents
Substance and Procedure in Private International Law by Garnett, Richard (8th March 2012)
- Preliminary Material
- Main Text
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Substance and Procedure Distinction
- Preliminary Material
- A History and Origins
- B The Rationale for Forum Law Governing Procedure
- C Contemporary Approaches to Substance and Procedure
- D Conclusion
- 3 Characterization, Alternative Methods of Forum Reference, and Harmonization
- 4 Service and Jurisdiction
- 5 Parties to Litigation
- Preliminary Material
- A Capacity
- B The Proper Party
- C Individual Issues
- 6 Judicial Administration
- Preliminary Material
- 6.01
- A Court Proceedings
- 1 Constitution and Competence of Courts
- 2 Commencement of Proceedings
- 3 Pleading Requirements
- 4 Form and Classification of Action and Choice of Law Rules
- 5 Court Powers to Manage and Conduct the Proceedings
- 6 Pre-Trial Evidence Collection
- 7 Jury Trial
- 8 Right of Appeal
- 9 Right to a Public Hearing
- 10 Notice before Action and Other Condition Precedent Provisions
- B Costs and Lawyers’ Fees
- C Statutory ‘No Action’ Clauses
- D Priorities and Rights of Creditors
- E Judgments and Orders
- 7 Evidence I
- 8 Evidence II
- Preliminary Material
- A Taking of Evidence Abroad
- B Privilege and Other Bars on Disclosure
- 9 Statutes of Limitation
- 10 Remedies I
- 11 Remedies II
- Preliminary Material
- 11.01
- A The Common Law Position
- 1 Heads of Damages
- 2 Interest
- 3 Deductibility of Benefits
- 4 Alternative Compensation Schemes
- 5 Remoteness of Damage
- 6 Quantification of Damages
- 7 Public Policy
- 8 Overriding Mandatory Rules
- 9 Rules for Displacement of the Applicable Law
- 10 Conditions Precedent/Notice before Action Requirements
- 11 Jurisdictional Control?
- B The EU Instruments
- C The US Position
- 12 Conclusion
- Further Material
