Int Private Law Reg Aruba Curacao

Int Private Law Reg Aruba Curacao

by SNEL

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The population of the Caribbean territories of the Dutch Kingdom - Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten and Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba - can be described as a strongly "transmigrating population". This means that both domestic and foreign legal practitioners are regularly confronted with a question that can only be answered with the help of the rules of private international law of the Caribbean territories. Identifying these rules is not an easy task: textbooks, journal articles and an overview of relevant (published) recent case law and regulations in this field, are absent. This collection of the written rules of private international law - treaties and domestic regulations - applicable in the Caribbean territories, attempts to fill a part of that gap.

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