Publications by Mr Jonathan Chu
Full list of publications by Mr Jonathan Chu.
- Jonathan Chu, Felix D. Pollmann, ‘Debt, Judgment, and Security: English and German Approaches to Preclusion’, in Private International Law and the European Union: Developments in Contemporary Private Law (eds Bettina Heiderhoff and Ilaria Queirolo), Editoriale Scientifica, 2026
- Jonathan Chu, Felix D. Pollmann, ‘Standard Terms in Business-to-Business Contracts under English and German Law: Comparative Assessment and Strategies for Avoiding the Application of §§ 305-310 BGB’, in Private International Law and the European Union: Developments in Contemporary Private Law (eds Bettina Heiderhoff and Ilaria Queirolo), Editoriale Scientifica, 2026
- Jonathan Chu, Felix D. Pollmann, ‘Debt, Judgment, and Security: Finality in Litigation from an Anglo-German Perspective’, (2026) Oxford University Comparative Law Forum 1
- Jonathan Chu, ‘When Fiduciary Misappropriation Meets Causation Again (note on Mitchell v Al Jaber [2025] UKSC 43)’, forthcoming in Cambridge Law Journal, forthcoming
- Jonathan Chu, ‘Degrees of Right (note on Nasir v Zavarco plc [2025] UKSC 5)’, (2025) 84 Cambridge Law Journal 514–17, 2026
- Jonathan Chu, ‘The Place of Deemed Fulfilment of Condition (note on King Crude Carriers SA v Ridgebury November LLC [2024] EWCA Civ 719)’, (2025) 45 Legal Studies 463–68
- Jonathan Chu, ‘‘Continuing Cause of Action’ Revisited (note on Jalla v Shell International Trading and Shipping Co Ltd [2023] UKSC 16)’, (2024) 140 Law Quarterly Review 192–97
- Jonathan Chu, ‘The Merger Fallacy Diagnosed: Debt, Judgment, and Security’, 2026
- Jonathan Chu, Felix D. Pollmann, ‘Debt, Judgment, and Security: English and German Approaches to Preclusion’, 2026
- Jonathan Chu, ‘Merger Fallacy Diagnosed: Debt, Judgment, and Security’, 2026
- Jonathan Chu, ‘Debts’ Place in the Law of Obligations’, 2025
- Jonathan Chu, ‘Debts, Debt Claims, and Debt-Payment Orders’, 2024
- Jonathan Chu, ‘What Do Lawyers Mean By a ‘Continuing Cause of Action’?’, 2024
- Jonathan Chu, ‘Damages Assessed by Licence Fee Measure: An Alternative Approach’, 2023