International Law

Running Head: INTERNATIONAL LAW
International Law
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1INTERNATIONAL LAW
Answer 2 A
The United Nation Convention on Contract for International Sale of Goods is an international
Treaty which has been ratified by 89 States. The treaty had been entered up on into for the
purpose of establishing uniform International sales law. This treaty is also often referred to as the
Vienna Convention. The primary purpose of the Treaty is to make arrangements for exporters in
order to help them avoid issues in relation to choice of law. Through this treaty accepted
substantial rules are provided which may be relied upon by the courts, arbitrators and contracting
parties to resolve contractual issues. Where an Express term of a contract does not prohibit the
incorporation of the Treaty it is deemed to be present in relation to contract between parties
belonging to the member states of the Treaty. The application of the Treaty is done in relation to
contract for sale of goods between those parties who operate in different states and the states are
contracting states. The provisions of the Treaty is also applicable in situation where one of the
parties to the contract belong to a non contracting state and the conflict of law rules provides that
the law of the contracting state would be applicable. The application of the Treaty is done in
relation to Commercial products and goods only. In the light of certain exceptions the application
of the Treaty cannot be done in relation to household, family or personal goods along with
aircrafts, ships and intangible services. The parties to the contract have the right of excluding the
incorporation of the Treaty into the contract. The Treaty is considered to be as the backbone of
all countries’ international trade.
ANSWER 2B
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