Polly Peck - Jurisdiction in cases of title to land (Paul Michalik, 23 Jan 1997)

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Sender:	Paul Michalik
Date:	Thu, 23 Jan 1997 09:04:21 +0000 (GMT)
Re:	Polly Peck - Jurisdiction in cases of title to land

From what I remember of undergrad conflicts in 1992, the rule from Penn's case

- that an English court adjudicating in matters of equity, operates on the conscience of the defendant ( ex hypothesi present in the jurisdiction) and not so "directly" on the title to the foreign land outside the J as to infringe any principles of comity-

would allow a claim lie that in Polly Peck to proceed, in spite of the title to foreign land principle from Mocambique.

Paul Michalik
Worcester

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