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• Title:Freedom of establishment and private international law for corporations / Paschalis Paschalidis.
  
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• Author/Creator:Paschalidis, Paschalis, 1984-
  
• Published/Created:Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2012.
  

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  • Call Number: KJC979.C67 P37 2012
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Conflict of laws--Corporations--European Union countries.
  Emigration and immigration law--European Union countries.
  Freedom of movement--European Union countries.
  
• Edition:1st ed.
  
• Description:xxxvi, 285 p. ; 24 cm.
  
• Series:Oxford private international law series.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9780199698042 (hbk.)
  019969804X (hbk.)
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: pt. I Private International Law for Corporations
  ch. 1 National Choice of Law for Corporations
  I. Common Law: The Theory of Incorporation
  II. Civil Law: The Real Seat Theory
  III. Incorporation and Real Seat Theories Compared
  ch. 2 Incorporation and Real Seat Theories in Context
  I. Choice of Law for Corporations and Rules on Jurisdiction
  II. Choice of Law for Corporations and Substantive Rules of Company Law
  III. Concluding Remarks
  pt. II Impact of Freedom of Establishment on Private International Law for Corporations
  ch. 3 Normative Content of Freedom of Establishment
  I. Daily Mail Case
  II. Centros Case
  III. Uberseering Case
  IV. Inspire Art Case
  V. Sevic Case
  VI. Grunkin & Paul Case
  VII. Cartesio Case
  VIII. Further Developments
  ch. 4 Letter-box Companies and the Doctrine of Abuse
  I. Corporate Mobility under the Services Directive
  II. Letter-box Companies: The Post-Centros Development of the Doctrine of Abuse
  ch. 5 Regulatory Competition for Incorporations
  I. Regulatory Competition for Corporate Charters in the USA
  II. Delaware's Prevalence in the US Market for Corporate Charters
  III. Incentives for a State to Engage in Regulatory Competition
  IV. Regulatory Competition for Corporate Charters in the European Union
  V. Concluding Remarks
  pt. III Impact of Freedom of Establishment on Private International Law for Insolvency
  ch. 6 Scheme of Insolvency Proceedings in the European Union
  I. General Features and Characteristics of the Insolvency Regulation
  II. Concept of the Centre of Main Interests
  III. Interpretation of the COMI by Domestic Courts
  IV. Impact of Freedom of Establishment on the Interpretation of the COMI
  V. Comparison of the COMI in the Insolvency Regulation with the COMI in the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency
  ch. 7 COMI and Forum Shopping
  I. Concept of Forum Shopping
  II. Transfer of the Central Management
  III. Transfer of the Registered Office
  IV. Transfer of the COMI through Cross-Border Corporate Formations
  V. Transfer of the COMI by Means of Successio Universalis
  ch. 8 Regulatory Competition for Insolvencies
  I. General Remarks
  II. Incentives for Member States to Compete
  III. Common Private International Law Rules for Insolvency Proceedings
  IV. Diversity is the Genius of European Insolvency Law
  V. Concluding Remarks
  ch. 9 Reflections on the Intersection of Freedom of Establishment with Private International Law for Corporations.