Macquarie Bank v Berg: A Private International Law Critique
AbstractThis comment critiques the decision of Macquarie Bank v Berg [1999] NSWSC 526 from a private international law perspective. The analysis has not previously been undertaken and most commentators have used a cyber-law perspective. Viewing the theoretical reasoning of the Macquarie Case from a private international law viewpoint provides a more solid framework for granting injunctions in multinational cases. The author argues that the decision as it stands is a poor one. |