Informa Professional

In the last thirty years the approach of the English courts to foreign currency losses has undergone a transformation, and claims can now be expressed in a foreign currency.

Foreign Currency and the Law gives comprehensive coverage of all matters which a commercial litigator needs to know in relation to claims with a foreign money element. It also comments on the leading cases such as The Texaco Melbourne and sets out underlying ideas and trends of importance for litigators, academic, solicitors, claims managers and insurers. This book will also cover related matters such as shares in funds and insolvency.

The authors have a wealth of practical experience having dealt with many disputes where the determination of the proper currency of a claim has been a major feature.

This book is part of the Lloyd's Commercial Law Library.