Demonstrating the proven choice of contract law in the field of international trade

Abstract

The subject of the research, titled “Exposing the Certain Choice of Contract Law in the Field of International Trade,” boils down to an analysis of the internal (internal) and external (surrounding) evidence that indicates the existence of an implicit will from the moment of concluding the contract that turned to the clear (clear) choice of the law that will govern the contractual association. The international agreement, which these wills accepted from the beginning, is hidden under the guise of a compromise between the explicit and implicit will in choosing the contract law. The implication of these wills does not justify the international judge or arbitrator to neglect her confirmed choice of the law that is relevant to this choice through the controls of reasonableness and certainty. Whether these connections are achieved through the terms of the contract or its own clauses or even through the circumstances of the contract and the circumstances surrounding it, with a review of the hypotheses of disrupting this manifestation under the weight of the necessities of public order that some fixed ideas in international private life seek, such as the idea of cheating towards the law and rules with necessary application and Change it to not touching it at all.