Contributors: Hamish Patrick
Date published: 27 February 2017
A Scottish take on modified universalism and charges over foreign assets?
This article considers the recent Scottish decision in Hooley, where a Scottish court considered a Scottish administration of a Scottish company to prevail over an earlier liquidation of the same company at the Indian location of its business and assets.
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Hamish Patrick
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