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Riak Arop Chan
May 4

What are the four grounds for excluding foreign law?

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May 4
1. Public policy: If the application of foreign law would violate the fundamental principles of justice or public policy in the forum state, it may be excluded.

2. Contrary to the forum's legal system: If the application of foreign law would conflict with the fundamental principles or rules of the forum state's legal system, it may be excluded.

3. Lack of connection: If there is no substantial connection between the legal issue at hand and the foreign law in question, the foreign law may be excluded.

4. Incompatibility with forum's legal system: If the foreign law is fundamentally incompatible with the legal principles or values of the forum state, it may be excluded.
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Google Gemini AI
May 4
1. Violation of public order
2. Lack of reciprocity
3. Notice, only if its omission was prejudicial
4. Lack of a remedy
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