Lex mercatoria - Samenvattingen, Notities en Examens

This document is a very extensive summary of the course, containing all readings, tutorial notes and lecture notes are merged. The document starts with an overview of the concepts and definitions and is divided in 5 modules (12 weeks). 1. The historical context of the globalisation of inclusion and exclusion 2. Beyond borders: Rethinking the inside/outside distinction 3. The IACA model of law 4. Cyberlaw 5. The new Lex Mercatoria and the IACA-model of law 6 &7 . Resistance to Emergent ...

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LSCM Final Exam 1 2024 with Complete Solutions the advising clause of a contract between an exporter and an agent/distributor spells out the obligation of both parties in the area of - ANSWERSadvertising, trade show attendance, and ownership of ideas. the most sensitive issue is an international distribution contract between an exporter and an agent/distributor is - ANSWERStermination when an international distribution contract between an exporter and an agent/distributor is terminate...

Law Merchant (lex mercatoria) Correct Answer in commercial law, the rules devised by merchants in Europe over several centuries to govern their trade; many of these rules were formally adopted into law. Restatement (second) of Contracts Correct Answer an authoritative document that provides a summary of the common law of contracts. Contract Correct Answer a legal relationship consisting of the rights and duties of contracting parties; a promise or set of promises constituting an agreement ...

What does lex mercatoria mean? - Correct Answer "law merchant" -a custom made law created by the merchants who used it regarding promises, sale and exchange of goods and payment (1500s England) The UCC was created as a proposal by... - Correct Answer American Law Institute and National Conference of Commissioners scholars What does Article 1 of the UCC cover? - Correct Answer General Purposes (purposes, guide, definitions) What does Article 2 of the UCC cover? - Correct Answer Sale o...

Contract The role of contract law correct answer contract - modern def centers on a promise: "a promise or set of promises for the breach of which the law gives a remedy, or the performance of which the law in some way recognizes a duty" - the promise itself creates a manifestation of intent (a willingness to be bound) - it is more than just a promise - contracts form legal relationships and duties between parties - not all promises are enforceable contracts - must meet requiremen...

This extensive summary of the lectures of Module 2 (lecture 3, 4 and 5) of Advanced Philosophy of Global Law consists of very extensive notes of the lectures of this module. Everything prof. Lindahl has said in the three lectures of this module has been typed out here word-for-word and has been strucutred accordingly so. Perfect for people who have not had the chance to watch the lecture or take notes. Don't miss a thing on what the prof. thinks is important for these lecture weeks and easily f...

Sources of International Contract Law "Lex Mercatoria"= Law of Merchants: refers to all laws that affect the dealings between businesses, in international context-refers to laws that impact international dealings and relationships between businesses; 2) Uniform Laws (CISG) 3) General Contract Law Principles (Sanctity of the contract/ Good Faith) 4) Suggested Rules by International Organizations (United Nations/EU Organization for European Cooperation and Development) (International Institute ...

What is substantive law? How do parties agree which substantive law to apply? How do tribunals agree which substantive law to apply? What is seat of arbitration? How do parties agree which seat to apply? How do tribunals agree which seat to apply? What are institutional rules? How do paties agree which institutional rules to apply?

BUSINESS L 110 Business Law Final Practice Questions and Answers 1 Business law consists of the enforceable rules of conduct that govern commercial relationships. True 2 Because of the law, we rely on the goodwill and dependability of one another. False 3 Public law controls disputes between private individuals or between groups and their government. True 4 Cyberlaw is based primarily on existing laws. True 5 Another name for case law is common law. True 6 Case law interpretatio...