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ARTICLE · 25 JUNE 1998

Protective And Conservatory Measures In The European Context

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Introduction

In this paper I will consider the question of protective and conservatory measures that are available in the course of litigation. As an English lawyer I will, inevitably, be required to consider those protective or conservatory measures that are available in the English Courts. However the reason for considering what may, otherwise, be viewed as a rather parochial subject matter is the exportability of those protective and conservatory measures.

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