Two Conflicts of Law Doctrines and Company Law Harmonisation Programme focused on the Draft Fourteenth Directive
A well written and well researched paper which makes good use of a sensible range of sources to develop a sound analysis of the problem presented to the EU by the existence of the real seat and place of incorporation rules on the conflict of laws applicable to companies in different member states. The use made of the Drury article and the Rameloo book as well as of the draft Directive and other sources is impressive and the paper is well written. The conclusion might have been sharper and more specific but despite that slight weakness, this excellent paper is worth of a Distinction.
The author showed a sound grasp of the material and of the arguments involved in the complex and specialist area and drew logical conclusions from the discussion he developed.
The combination of the use of materials, the style of writing and the structure of the paper makes it worthy of a distinction. The references, foonotes and Bibliography were excellent.
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