The autonomous interpretation method in international law with particular reference to the proposed European Sales Law I

Heidemann, Maren (2013) The autonomous interpretation method in international law with particular reference to the proposed European Sales Law I. Amicus Curiae, 2013 (93). pp. 21-30.
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Dr Maren Heidemann, Lecturer in Commercial Law, University of Glasgow, considers the development of proposals for the Common European Sales Law CESL. In this article, part one of a two part analysis, the author examines the context with other international law instruments. This article is based on a lecture at the IALS given in October 2012.
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Keywords Commercial law, European law, Sales law
Date Deposited 01 Dec 2014 16:06
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