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Choice of Law by the Parties in Rome II: Rationale of the Differentiation between Consumer and Commercial Contracts
The article explores Article 14 on choice of law by the parties in Rome II and the possibilities for party autonomy. There is a limit to party autonomy where both parties are not ‘pursuing commerci ...