Private International Law in Vietnam
On General Issues, Contracts and Torts in Light of European Developments
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Beschreibung
Trinh Nguyen studies Vietnamese private international law in the light of European developments. She focuses on general issues, contracts and torts and uses comparative law to propose future developments for Vietnam based on the critical evaluation of the western doctrine.
After the Vietnamese War, civil relations with foreign elements have increased and, consequently, private international law has gained some importance in Vietnam. However, both the relevant legal provisions and the practice of the courts in Vietnam are insufficient. Trinh Nguyen studies Vietnamese private international law in light of European developments. She focuses in particular on the general issues, contracts and torts. She describes and assesses the currently effective provisions of Vietnamese law and the corresponding judicial practice of the courts. Together with the knowledge of European private international law, with the main emphasis on the Rome I and Rome II Regulation, she makes use of comparative law to propose future developments for Vietnam based on the critical evaluation of the western doctrine.
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Thi Hong Trinh Nguyen
Born 1983; 2005 Bachelor of Law at Hue College of Sciences (Vietnam); 2010 Master's in Law with International Law Specialization at Hanoi Law School (Vietnam); 2011-15 doctoral candidate in Law at Hamburg University; presently lecturer in Private International Law, Hue University School of Law.
Themen in »Private International Law in Vietnam«
IPR Vietnam Schuldrecht legal comparison East Asia Rome Regulation Deliktsrecht Rechtsvergleichung Ostasien Rom-Verordnungen Internationales Privatrecht