This reference book, arranged alphabetically by country, describes how to found jurisdiction in over 20 jurisdictions. A questionnaire-based analysis ensures consistent headings are used throughout to allow cross-referencing and points of comparison between the various jurisdictions covered.
Despite the existence of various international conventions designed to ensure uniformity of approach, significant differences in the laws of various countries exist which make it possible to create jurisdiction in one country which is not possible elsewhere. This reference book, arranged alphabetically by country, describes in a clear but concise manner how to found jurisdiction in over 20 jurisdictions. A questionnaire-based analysis ensures consistent headings are used throughout to allow easy cross-referencing and points of comparison between the various jurisdictions covered.
Chapter 1. Austria Chapter 2. Belgium Chapter 3. Cyprus Chapter 4. Denmark 5. Egypt Chapter 6. England Chapter 7. Finland Chapter 8. France Chapter 9. Germany Chapter 10. Greece Chapter 11. Ireland Chapter 12. Israel Chapter 13. Italy Chapter 14. Luxembourg Chapter 15. Malta Chapter 17. Morocco Chapter 17. The Netherlands Chapter 18. Norway Chapter 19. Portugal Chapter 20. Scotland Chapter 21. Spain Chapter 22. Sweden Chapter 23. Switzerland
Biography
Carel Baron van Lynden is a solicitor with AKD in the Netherlands. He specialises in shipping and insurance law, with the emphasis on contracts and financing.
