Maintaining Uniformity in International Uniform Law via Autonomous Interpretation: Software Contracts and the CISG

Frank Diedrich

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International Uniform Law is a good thing in theory: The attainment of legal certainty via well-balanced subsidiary rules made for international contracts and the avoidance of weak legal relationships are among its major goals. 1 The goal of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG), 2 as stated in its preamble, 3 is to support the international trade and exchange of goods.However, International Uniform Law, including the CISG, lacks a common legal theory and practice upon which judges and practitioners t Dr. iur.,

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