JUSTIFYING CONCURRENT CLAIMS IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

IF 1.5 2区社会学 Q1 LAW

Cambridge Law Journal Pub Date : 2023-01-06 DOI:10.1017/S0008197322000897

Sagi Peari, Marcus Teo

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Abstract

Abstract Can claimants choose between contract and tort claims arising on the same facts with different jurisdictional and/or choice-of-law consequences? While domestic legal systems generally recognise concurrent liability, commentators object that its extension to private international law would be unprincipled and would threaten the field's values. This, however, contrasts with the position in common law and under EU Regulations, where concurrent claims are generally recognised with only narrow limits. This article justifies concurrent claims in private international law, arguing that the same premises supporting concurrent liability in domestic law exist in private international law, and that no field-unique concerns foreclose it.

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国际私法中同时主张的正当性

摘要索赔人能否在基于相同事实而产生的具有不同管辖权和/或法律后果的合同索赔和侵权索赔之间做出选择？虽然国内法律体系普遍承认并行责任，但评论家们反对将其扩展到国际私法将是无原则的，并将威胁到该领域的价值观。然而，这与普通法和欧盟法规中的立场形成了鲜明对比，在欧盟法规中，并行索赔通常只受到狭窄的限制。这篇文章为国际私法中的并行索赔辩护，认为国际私法中存在支持国内法中并行赔偿责任的相同前提，并且没有任何领域的独特关切能够阻止这种前提。

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Cambridge Law Journal LAW-

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