Legal aspects of international lending and economic development financing /

By:

Delaume, Georges René

Contributor(s):

Parker School of Foreign and Comparative Law

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. : published for the Parker School of Foreign and Comparative Law, Columbia University in the City of New York [by] Oceana Publications , c1967.Description: xxiii, 371 pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

340 DEL

LOC classification:

K1094.3 .D45 1967

Summary: This book is a well detailed survey available on the legal problems involved in international lending. The author had examined and analyze critically relevant provisions clause, finding from a great variety of sources including international agreements, constitutional laws, company laws, civil law codes, decisional laws emanating from international and domestic tribunals, and the terms of bonds issued in connection with international loans.

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Includes index

Bibliographical footnotes.

This book is a well detailed survey available on the legal problems involved in international lending. The author had examined and analyze critically relevant provisions clause, finding from a great variety of sources including international agreements, constitutional laws, company laws, civil law codes, decisional laws emanating from international and domestic tribunals, and the terms of bonds issued in connection with international loans.

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