Economics 3366A/B Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Implied Consent, The Strongest, Unidroit

• School: Western University
• Department: Economics
• Course: Economics 3366A/B
• Professor: Tai-Yeong

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2. 1. 1 by consent of the parties to submit the dispute to the tribunal (the strongest manner for court to establish jurisdiction (by consent); consent through contracts/agreements between parties; it should not be born from fraudulent action) A type of consent where consent is not expressly granted by the person (which is prohibited under unidroit) Court will look at a substantial connection (term that varies per-national law; every state has domestic law that substantiates what substantial connection is) between the forum state and the party or the transaction or occurrence in dispute. Significant part of the transaction or occurrence occurred in the forum state (e. g main transaction of amazon is conducted in germany, court could then look at substantial connection as main happens in germany) When an individual defendant is a habitual resident (term depends per country) of the forum state (e. g. requirements of habitual varies per country;