THE INCORPORATION AND CONSENT OF THE CLAUSE CONFERRING JURISDICTION BY ELECTRONIC MEANS IN A CONTRACT OF ADHESION BETWEEN EMPLOYERS UNDER THE LUGANO II CONVENTION
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https://doi.org/10.21134/lex.vi23.1901Keywords:
Clause conferring jurisdiction, Lugano II Convention, on-line recruitment, durable record, click-wrap agreements, hyperlinkAbstract
This article comments on the JCJEU of 24 November 2022 (Case C-358/21). This court decision examines the requirements set in Article 23.2 of the Lugano II Convention to be fulfilled for the validity of a clause conferring jurisdiction inserted in a commercial contract to whose general terms and conditions a hyperlink on a website refers.Downloads
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