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Comparative Interpretation Standards in Uniform International Law [PDF]
In this chapter, the author offers a horizontal comparison of interpretation standards contained in international legal instruments of different origin. These legal instruments range from international treaties to model laws. They also originate from different law makers such as the United Nations or individual states as well as trade or academic ...
Maren Heidemann, Maren Heidemann
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Promoting Uniformity: A Comparative Review of J Honnold and H Flechtner, Uniform Law for International Sales under the 1980 United Nations Convention and P Schlechtriem and I Schwenzer, Commentary on the UN Convention on the International Sale of Goods [PDF]
Academic commentaries on the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (hereafter CISG) arguably perform a more important role than most legal academic texts. That role is essentially to assist in an international, uniform interpretation of the CISG. This becomes important because the CISG is an international convention
Therese Wilson
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Various countries have reformed their secured transaction laws recognizing the significance of modern secured transactions law in enhancing access to credit and economic development. Ethiopia has not undertaken comprehensive secured transactions law reform, despite the demonstrable mismatch between the legal regime governing security interests and the ...
Asress Adimi Gikay
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THIS article compares the provisions of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (Vienna, 1980--"the UN Sales Convention")' to those of the Uniform Law on the International Sale of Goods (ULIS) and the Uniform Law on the Formation of Contracts of Sale (ULF) (Hague Conventions, 1964).2 The ULIS and the ULF served as the ...
Muna Ndulo
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Our article is based on a fresh dialogue between two colleagues of public international law and comparative private law. We question whether the standard of interpretation of uniform private conventions is, or should be, identified and shaped under the two scholarships. In particular, we aim to answer three main research questions.
Lorenza Mola, Cristina Poncibò
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The conflict between main stakeholders, domain names owners & trademark holders, dominated cyberspace going beyond individual stakeholders into digital economy. As a turning point to resolve this conflict, UDRP existed as central device to solve this conflict with giving the parties freedom to go to court as alternative way to solve this conflict.
Fahed WAHDANI+2 more
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"The Bermuda triangle" of company, bankruptcy and law on takeover of joint stock companies: Three subjects of protection: Company, creditor and shareholder [PDF]
Company, bankruptcy and the law on takeover of joint stock companies, by regulating the duties (obligations - debtor of the obligation) of members of the management of the public joint stock company (first of all), do not have the same approach in ...
Vasiljević Mirko S.
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Protection of Human Rights and Freedoms in the Administrative Proceedings of the European Union
Since there is a problem of forming a system of modern doctrinal knowledge on protection in administrative proceedings by individuals of their rights violated in public relations, the topic under research becomes relevant.
Oleksandr Rastorhuiev+4 more
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THE PROBLEM OF SYNTHESIZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS IN REORGANIZATION DURING THE BANKRUPTCY PROCESS
The subject of the paper is solving the problems arising from the use of highly synthesized financial statements. The paper presents a model by which highly synthesized financial data can be used for the needs of reorganization in bankruptcy management.
Predrag Stojković+2 more
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REORGANIZATION AS A BUSINESS PHILOSOPHY
The most common problems faced by business societies are the inability to pay or carry out the obligations to third parties, i.e. their creditors. When an economic entity is unable to settle its obligations, creditors and third parties cannot regularly ...
Isidora Milošević, Marija Bajčetić
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