The paper deals with the problem of formalizing the renvoi in private international law. A rule based (first-order) fragment of a multimodal logic including context modalities as well as a (simplified) notion of common knowledge is introduced. It allows context variables to occur within modalities and context names to be used as predicate arguments, providing a simple combination of meta-predicates and modal constructs. The nesting of contexts in queries is exploited in the formalization of the renvoi problem.

Renvoi in Private International Law: A Formalization with Modal Contexts

Baldoni Matteo;
2019-01-01

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The paper deals with the problem of formalizing the renvoi in private international law. A rule based (first-order) fragment of a multimodal logic including context modalities as well as a (simplified) notion of common knowledge is introduced. It allows context variables to occur within modalities and context names to be used as predicate arguments, providing a simple combination of meta-predicates and modal constructs. The nesting of contexts in queries is exploited in the formalization of the renvoi problem.
2019
Legal Knowledge and Information Systems - JURIX 2019: The Thirty-second Annual Conference
Madrid, Spain
December 11-13, 2019
Legal Knowledge and Information Systems - JURIX 2019: The Thirty-second Annual Conference
IOS Press
322
157
162
978-1-64368-048-4
978-1-64368-049-1
Baldoni Matteo, Giordano Laura, Satoh Ken
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