Common Public License
    John Cowan 
    cowan at mercury.ccil.org
       
    Tue May 29 05:29:27 UTC 2001
    
    
  
phil hunt scripsit:
> What if a case is held outside the USA, for example in England?
> 
> Is an English court likely to use US law? Surely it would prefer to use 
> English law?
No, an English court will use U.S. law or for that matter Taiwanese law
if their own choice-of-law rules say to do so.  For example, a case involving
real estate is usually decided by the law in force where the property is.
IANAL.
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John Cowan                                   cowan at ccil.org
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