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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230120129islators suffer from limited information and the possible influence of interest groups should be taken into account) and in favour of it (the need to internalise interstate externalities, the desire to avoid a race to the bottom, decreasing transaction costs and profiting from economies of scale). T

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Locating the Sacred in Terminology, of law enforcement and protection of subjective rights in selected substantive areas, such as intellectual property rights, competition law and consumer law. Such measures of ‘vertical harmonisation’ remain confined to specific kinds of disputes, but they apply regardless of whether the dispute is

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Religious and Spiritual Practices in Indiance of the Scottish courts. Also as regards recognition and enforcement the Scottish practice was to be rather liberal in enabling orders of foreign courts to be enforced. No requirement for reciprocity or an international convention was made nor did Scottish courts seek to impose their own jurisdic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-19755-5roach, the Dutch legislator usually prefers a general approach. Furthermore, the Dutch approach to cutting the costs and burden of litigation for citizens and for governments and mass claims are addressed, for which harmonisation at the European level may be considered. In a globalising world the in