Forum non conveniens – International & Travel Law Blog

This case comment is by Kate Boakes of 12 King’s Bench Walk. Haddon-Cave J’s judgment sets out practical guidance on issues of jurisdiction, forum non conveniens, contract formation, and alternative service in the context of service out of the jurisdiction.

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