Convenient and Effective Sum and Substance audio series examining the conflict of laws in a clear, succinct, timesaving format. Includes Quick Reference Indexing, allowing you to quickly locate all topics in the recording, and informed exam tips to maximize your performance. Section titles discuss, amongst others: Definition, History and Sources of Law, Domicile, Jurisdiction, Incidental Issues/Jurisdiction, Notice, Transfer/Federal Courts, Choice of Law—In General, Escape Devices, Governmental Interest Analysis/Tort, Choice of Laws/Contract, Statutes of Fraud, Usury, Worker's Compensation Awards, Property, Trusts and Estates, Domestic Relations Law, Recognition of Judgments, Defenses, Enforcement, and Review of Judgments.
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This review is from: Sum & Substance: Conflict of Laws (The "Outstanding Professor" Audio Tape Series) (Audio Cassette)
When I went to law school, I was told to avoid conflicts like the plague. This lecture series helped alleve (sp?) my fears. If you have an understanding of civil procedure, you can get the gist of this subject. The lecturer has a dead-pan voice that may turn off some listeners. Also, so many of the most exemplary cases involve out-of-state car fatalities and divorce cases, so be prepared to be depressed. Still, I found these tapes useful. I'm a little concerned that the professor could have added more material. Still, I found his lecture to be a valuable study aid.
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Conflict of laws addresses situations created when the procedural, substantive, and/or choice-of-law provisions of two or more, co-equal sovereigns conflict. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
vested rights rules, derivative jurisdiction, vested rights approach, domiciliary law, most significant relationship approach, partial renvoi, good jurisdiction, better law approach, significant contacts approach, own substantive law, vested rights state, true domicile, validating law, foreign immovable, marital domicile, interest analysis approach, interested jurisdiction, comparative impairment, transferee court, personam jurisdiction, governmental interest analysis, situs rule, unprovided for case, parte divorce, divisible divorce Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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Conflict of laws addresses situations created when the procedural, substantive, and/or choice-of-law provisions of two or more, co-equal sovereigns conflict. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
vested rights rules, derivative jurisdiction, vested rights approach, domiciliary law, most significant relationship approach, partial renvoi, good jurisdiction, better law approach, significant contacts approach, own substantive law, vested rights state, true domicile, validating law, foreign immovable, marital domicile, interest analysis approach, interested jurisdiction, comparative impairment, transferee court, personam jurisdiction, governmental interest analysis, situs rule, unprovided for case, parte divorce, divisible divorce Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Case Squibs, New Jersey, Second Restatement, United States, North Carolina, First Restatement, International Shoe, New Hampshire, West Virginia, Phillips Petroleum, District of Columbia, Rhode Island, Superior Court of California, Restatement Second of Conflicts, Sun Oil, Asahi Metal, Central Hanover Bank, Contlict of Laws, Erie Railroad, Professor Currie, Professor Fischer, Bay State, Professor Leflar, Plumbing Corporation New!
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