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Contract law limits relevant for asymmetric clauses are examined in this chapter. The chapter starts with choice-of-law issues and first analyses to what extent the Brussels-Lugano regime allows for the application of national law in respect of jurisdiction clauses. The second part of the chapter examines the same questions under the New York and European Arbitration Conventions and under Hungarian law. Finally, the chapter discusses contract law limits in the light of key international soft law sources, like the UNIDROIT Principles, DCFR, PECL and the UNCITRAL Model Law.

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Contract Law Limits

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    2026年

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  • Richard Schmidt

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Contract law limits relevant for asymmetric clauses are examined in this chapter. The chapter starts with choice-of-law issues and first analyses to what extent the Brussels-Lugano regime allows for the application of national law in respect of jurisdiction clauses. The second part of the chapter examines the same questions under the New York and European Arbitration Conventions and under Hungarian law. Finally, the chapter discusses contract law limits in the light of key international soft law sources, like the UNIDROIT Principles, DCFR, PECL and the UNCITRAL Model Law.