1997
DOI: 10.1093/ulr/2.4.697
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International Jurisdiction and Foreign Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters: A New International Convention in the Offing (Abstract)

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“…Accordingly, jurisdiction is exorbitant when the court exercises jurisdiction in a case that lacks sufficient connection with the parties to the case, the circumstances of the case, the cause or subject of the action or fails to take account of the principle of the proper administration of justice [13]. In addition, it prioritizes political interests without considering the interests of the parties in the case [14]. Other critics say that exorbitant jurisdiction is a chauvinistic rule inspired by the sole interests of the state's nationals or residents, as the interests of the other party are often not considered [26].…”
Section: Indonesian Civil Procedures As the Basis For The Indonesian ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Accordingly, jurisdiction is exorbitant when the court exercises jurisdiction in a case that lacks sufficient connection with the parties to the case, the circumstances of the case, the cause or subject of the action or fails to take account of the principle of the proper administration of justice [13]. In addition, it prioritizes political interests without considering the interests of the parties in the case [14]. Other critics say that exorbitant jurisdiction is a chauvinistic rule inspired by the sole interests of the state's nationals or residents, as the interests of the other party are often not considered [26].…”
Section: Indonesian Civil Procedures As the Basis For The Indonesian ...mentioning
confidence: 99%