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Comparison Between the Central List and The Vienna Convention For The International Sale of Goods Specific Topics
A comparative study between the Central list and the Vienna Convention would constitute a useful basis for the interpretation of the Convention in those cases where a uniform interpretation cannot be reached. For the purpose of this topic, the study shall be limited to some specific topics of commer...
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Department of Commercial Law
2014
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