Sovereign Defaults Before Domestic Courts

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Hayk Kupelyants (Clifford Chance Lecturer in the Conflict of Laws, Clifford Chance Lecturer in the Conflict of Laws, Cambridge University)

Sovereign Defaults Before Domestic Courts

Hayk Kupelyants (Clifford Chance Lecturer in the Conflict of Laws, Clifford Chance Lecturer in the Conflict of Laws, Cambridge University)

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Oxford University Press
18 January 2018

Civil procedure, litigation & dispute resolution; Commercial law; Bankruptcy & insolvency; Capital markets & securities law & regulation

Series: Oxford Private International Law Series

In this new book, Hayk Kupelyants examines sovereign debt litigation before the English and New York courts. The book sets out parties' litigation choices at various stages of proceedings and provides the legal background against which parties to a sovereign bond may wish to negotiate.

The book offers an exhaustive account of litigation tactics available to bondholders and sovereign debtors alike. The book is unique in the breadth of its coverage. It examines issues of jurisdiction and choice of law at the preliminary stages of litigation, substantive challenges of various sorts to sovereign debt restructurings and to the repayment of bonds on merits, and enforcement of final judgments against the state and its assets in the post-judgment phase. This is a systematic explanation and critical evaluation of a difficult area of law, with regard to the current state of the law and key provisions of sovereign bond documents.

By: Hayk Kupelyants (Clifford Chance Lecturer in the Conflict of Laws Clifford Chance Lecturer in the Conflict of Laws Cambridge University)
Imprint: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 236mm, Width: 164mm, Spine: 27mm
Weight: 1g
ISBN: 9780198807230
ISBN 10: 0198807236
Series: Oxford Private International Law Series
Pages: 384
Publication Date: 18 January 2018
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Out of Stock Indefinitely

Introduction 1: Theoretical Underpinnings of Sovereign Debt 2: Contractual Background of Sovereign Debt Litigation 3: Jurisdiction and Cognate Matters 4: Governing Law of Sovereign Bonds 5: Unilateral Modification of Sovereign Domestic-Law Bonds 6: Defences to Repayment 7: A Taxonomy of Challenges to Sovereign Debt Restructurings 8: Enforcement of Sovereign Debt

Dr Hayk Kupelyants is Clifford Chance Lecturer in the Conflict of Laws at Cambridge University and a Fellow of Homerton College.

Reviews for Sovereign Defaults Before Domestic Courts

This book provides an exhaustive examination and analysis of sovereign debt litigation, before the English courts and New York courts, focusing specifically on sovereign bonds. Even for the litigator who does not specialise in sovereign bond litigation, which must be most litigators, this monograph provides a fascinating insight into the huge scale of what is at stake in such litigation, and the very complex and unique issues which arise for the adjudicator as well as states and bond-holders, in addition to examining in depth the litigation tactics that are involved. ... It is, no doubt, a must-read for the specialist practitioner and for the general litigator. * Sally Azarmi, The Law Society Gazette *