International law
Dear teachers, please, help:
I'm making the international contract. I offer to other Party following: "This CONTRACT is governed by the laws of the .... (my country)". But other Party offers to me: " This CONTRACT is governed by the laws of .... (other Party's country)". So, I want to find a compromise solution, and I want to offer -" ..... governed by the International law /norms/rules". What is this right phrasing?
Sorry for my english
Top answer
Consult your lawyer. The particular situation you envisage happening (theft of intellectual property) might not be covered in international laws.
- Consult your lawyer.
- The particular situation you envisage happening (theft of intellectual property) might not be covered in international laws.
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Consult your lawyer. The particular situation you envisage happening (theft of intellectual property) might not be covered in international laws.
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