8.01 The most important effect of a valid choice-of-court agreement is that it grants jurisdiction to the designated court and (if exclusive) deprives all other courts of jurisdiction.1 To consider how and when this rule applies, we must discuss a number of specific issues. 8.02 In all legal systems, this is primarily a matter of interpreting the choice-of-court agreement, something which in the European Union is a matter for the Member-State courts, rather than the CJEU.2 However, there is a little bit more to the question than this, and it is desirable to...
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