Titlebook: Use of the UNIDROIT Principles to Interpret and Supplement Domestic Contract Law; Alejandro Garro,José Antonio Moreno Rodríguez Conference

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The UNIDROIT Principles As Reference for the Uniform Interpretation of National Laws: National Repoation practice is shown, with a focus on possibly complementing other rules of uniform law. Then selected provisions of the UPICC are compared with potential counterparts in Austrian contract law, in order to identify similarities facilitating the reference to UPICC rules or disparities making it mo

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The UNIDROIT Principles As Reference for the Uniform Interpretation of National Laws: Chile,ilean law. Following, the author reviews several provisions of the UPICC and performs an analysis of whether they have counterparts in Chilean contract law. The author concludes by signaling several aspects of the domestic contract law that could be complemented with the UPICC in the years to come.

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UNIDROIT Principles As Reference for Uniform Interpretation of National Laws: Czech Republic,ech contract law. Under Czech legal doctrine the UPICC are part of . and not considered as a generally binding set of legal rules. However, contracting parties are free to make them part of their contract. The authors carry out a comparative analysis of selected UPICC rules and their counterparts in

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The Unidroit Principles of International Commercial Contracts (UPICC) as Reference for the Uniform anism, as State Courts interpret the domestic law as restrictive in favor of State Law. The use of instruments such as the UPICC, however, is allowed to both judges and arbitrators for supplementary or interpretative purposes. Yet, there are no reported cases of Guatemalan courts having used the UPI

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