Transporting Goods in the EU: An Interplay of International, European and National Law

Simone Lamont-Black

Transporting Goods in the EU: An Interplay of International, European and National Law

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The paper investigated the extent to which international transport conventions for the carriage of goods are reliant on European and national law.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2009

Keywords

Carriage of goods
Transport Jurisdiction in transport matters
Applicable law

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