Notes on a Governing Law Clause in International Contracts (2)Limitation on Party Autonomy in the Governing Law Clause and the Effect of the Governing Law Clause on Non-Contractual Claims
Authors：
Teppei Mogi
Kazuhiro Kobayashi
Yuri Kawashima
Aiko Hosokawa
Magazine/Book：JCA Journal Vol.72 No.9 (819th issue) (2025.9)
Publisher：The Japan Commercial Arbitration Association
Practice：
International Commercial Contracts
Date of publication：
September 10, 2025
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