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Digital assets and electronic trade documents (ETDs) in private international law: which court, which law? Call for evidence and summary

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Digital assets and ETDs in private international law: which court, which law? Call for evidence (PDF, 2.1 MB)

This call for evidence seeks stakeholders’ views about, and evidence of, the ability of the current law to accommodate these developments, and the prevalence of certain issues in practice.

Digital assets and ETDs in private international law: which court, which law? Summary of the Call for Evidence
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Digital assets and electronic trade documents in private international law