Lee A. Bygrave (red.) YULEX 2002 - Universitetet i Oslo

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............................................................................ 14 Olav Torvund etterfølgende søksmål dersom en sak bringes inn for en slik nemnd – i praksis Bankklagenemnda. Denne korte oversikten løser ikke på noen måte utfordringene med selvregulering i de fremvoksende markeder for elektroniske tjenester mm. Men det bør være tilstrekkelig til å påvise at selvregulering ikke er noe entydig begrep. Hvis selvregulering er et mål uten at det er nærmere presisert, blir det i beste fall et særdeles uklart mål.
DETERMINING APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION IN CONTRACTUAL DISPUTES REGARDING VIRTUAL ENTERPRISES 1 EMILY M. WEITZENBÖCK Abstract This paper discusses the need for choice of law and jurisdiction clauses in the contract entered into between virtual enterprise members and also in the contracts between the virtual enterprise and external parties such as customers or suppliers. There is first an examination of what happens where there is no express jurisdiction clause, followed by an analysis of the situation where there is no express choice of law clause. It is shown that where there is no such express clauses, it may be very difficult for the parties to have a measure of legal certainty the moment a dispute arises as regards where to sue and which law will apply to resolve their dispute. The discussion focuses on the legal situation in Western Europe – ie, in EU and EFTA countries. 1 Introduction The use of information and communications technology (“ICT”) enables small, specialised firms – regardless of their geographical location – to communicate effectively, pool together their resources and core competencies by 1 This paper was originally prepared for the 8 th International Conference on Concurrent Enterprising, Rome, June 2002, and is reproduced in the proceedings of the conference: see KS Pawar, F Weber & K-D Thoben (eds), Proceedings of the 8 th International Conference on Concurrent Enterprising: ’Ubiquitous Engineering in the Collaborative Economy’ (Nottingham: Centre for Concurrent Enterprising, University of Nottingham, 2002; ISBN 0 85358 113 4), pp 27–34. Work on this paper has been partly funded by the European Commission through IST Project ALIVE (workgroup on Advanced Legal Issues in Virtual Enterprise) (IST-2000-25459). This paper is the sole responsibility of the author and does not represent the opinion of the European Community. The Community is not responsible for any use that might be made of the content of the paper.
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