Handbook on cross-border industrial sub-contracting
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Handbook on cross-border industrial sub-contracting
（AIJA law library, 11）
Kluwer Law International, 2001
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Description
Although cross-border industrial sub-contracting is the main tool of industrial organization in the global economy, practitioners in this important field are significantly hampered by a lack of uniform rules. This book offers a first step in discerning and formulating a framework for such rules, based on the experience of counsel for both contractors and sub-contractors in over twenty countries worldwide. It consists of the final papers, subsequently revised by the presenters, delivered at a conference held in Florence, in February 2000, under the auspices of the Union Internationale des Avocats (UIA) and the Association Internationale des Jeunes Avocats (AIJA). The authors cover a wide range of perspectives and issues that affect the negotiation and drafting of a sound cross-border industrial sub-contracting agreement, including the following: Competition law; quality control; product liability; payment clauses; security and guarantees; and industrial and intellectual property.
Table of Contents
- A Word from AIJA's President. Foreword. List of Contributors. Introduction. Part One: A View from the Industry: The perspective of the contractors
- P. Flores. The perspective of the sub-contractors
- M. Paton. An introduction to the legal issues
- R. Pardolesi, M. Granieri. Competition law aspects
- A. Frignani. Quality control and product liability
- J. Davey. Price, payment, guarantees of payment and price revision
- P. Ramquet. Industrial and intellectual property law aspects
- G. de Ulloa y Suelves. Labour law aspects
- M.-D. Fishelson. Insolvency law aspects -- A French perspective
- H. Chemouli. Insolvency law aspects -- A Nordic perspective
- P. Jaatinen, P. Salovaara. Customs law aspects -- A European and international perspective
- R.M. MacLean, S. Davis. International tax law aspects
- C. Duro. Mediation in cross-border sub-contracting agreements
- T. Garby. Part Two: General Report
- C.H. Mastellone. Questionnaire. National Reports: Belgium
- H. Reghif. China (Peoples' Republic)
- Y. Re. Czech Republic
- R. Pelikanova. England
- E. Gummers, et al. European Union -- Rules Of Origin -- A Definition under EU Law
- R.M. MacLean, S. Davis. Finland
- P. Jaatinen, P. Salovaara. France
- O. Personnaz. Germany
- D. Hass. Hong Kong
- C. Lambert. Hungary
- T. Balazs. India
- A. Hirani. Italy
- M. Granieri, C.H. Mastellone. Japan
- M. Shimada. Poland
- T. Komosa. Russia
- V. Avdyunin. Singapore
- K. Koh. Slovenia
- N. Pipan. Spain
- S. Cortes, R. Marquilles. Taiwan
- L. Chu. Thailand
- Johnston Stokes & Master. United States of America
- C. Habermehl. Appendices: Law No. 192 of 18 June 1998 (Italy). Act No. 120 of 1 June 1956 (as amended) (Japan). Index.
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