RE: L'Annee Philologique (fwd)

[anthony.watkinson@btinternet.com]

With all due respect to Andrew, although he is absolutely correct in what
he says, surely the only practical position to take is to remain silent
about the place of jurisdiction. We all know that legal action is very
unlikely indeed.

>  from:    "Braid, Andrew" <Andrew.Braid@bl.uk>
>  date:    Thu, 18 Jul 2002 20:50:48
>  to:      liblicense-l@lists.yale.edu
>  subject: RE: L'Annee Philologique (fwd)
>
> Remaining silent may not solve the issue.  See details of the Hague
> Conference on Private International Law (of which both France and the US
> are signatories)  http://www.hcch.net/e/conventions/text31e.html#ch2 On my
> reading there are circumstances in which French law could prevail.
>
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