国际私法中的特征和自由时效(诉讼限制)——加拿大在斯瓦蒂尼法院的学说(双重积累现象)

IF 0.3 Q3 LAW
Jan L Neels
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加拿大作家Falconbridge提出的在国际私法中通过媒体描述特征的技术,在三十年的时间里逐渐被莱索托、南非、津巴布韦和最近的斯瓦蒂尼的法院所采用。在一项特别的争端中,斯威士兰(现为斯瓦蒂尼)高等法院在媒体传播技术的背景下,适用了与自由时效(诉讼限制)有关的法庭法规则,这是下文讨论的角度。斯瓦蒂尼最高法院驳回了这一决定,该法院在这方面采用了同样的技术,适用了合同的适当法律。在这篇文章中,批判性地讨论了加拿大学说及其在斯瓦蒂尼和其他南部非洲法院的适用。斯瓦蒂尼案例中的情况提供了作者所说的双重积累现象的一个例子。他试图为南部非洲国际私法在这方面的发展提供超越媒介技术的指导。
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Characterisation and liberative prescription (the limitation of actions) in private international law – Canadian doctrine in the Eswatini courts (the phenomenon of dual cumulation)
The via media technique of characterisation in private international law, as proposed by the Canadian author Falconbridge, was – over a period of three decades – gradually adopted by the courts in Lesotho, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and, more recently, Eswatini. In a particular dispute, which is used as angle of incidence for the discussion below, the High Court of Swaziland (now Eswatini) applied the rules of the lex fori pertaining to liberative prescription (the limitation of actions) against the background of the via media technique. The decision was overruled by the Supreme Court of Eswatini, which – using the same technique – applied the proper law of the contract in this regard. In this contribution, the Canadian doctrine and its application by the Eswatini and other Southern African courts is critically discussed. The scenario in the Eswatini cases provides an example of what the author calls the phenomenon of dual cumulation. He attempts to provide guidance for the development of Southern African private international law in this regard beyond the via media technique.
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