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On the Relationship of the Cmea General Conditions of Delivery and Soviet Civil Law

On the Relationship of the Cmea General Conditions of Delivery and Soviet Civil Law 201 ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE CMEA GENERAL CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY AND SOVIET CIVIL LAW P.S. SMIRNOV Candidate of Legal Sciences, Head of Section, Treaty and Legal Department ofthe USSR Ministry of Foreign Trade For some time, questions of the unification (and at the same time harmonization) of the norms of law of various countries which are applied to international contracts for the purchase and sale of goods have been of concern to business circles, scholars, and practising lawyers, as well as to relevant state agencies of many countries.' This is explained by a number of reasons. In part, there is the broad concept that international trade is that area of social relationships in which differences in national legislation of some countries to a certain degree have a negative influence on the day- to-day activities of those persons who take part in it. Voluntarily or involuntarily, the latter strive to more specifically define their relationships in contracts which demands lengthy negotiations and, naturally, leads to delay in the signing of contracts. This problem is not solved by the widespread application in international . trade of model form contracts of sellers, buyers, or various trade associations since they are http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Review of Socialist Law (in 1992 continued as Review of Central and East European Law) Brill

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Brill
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© 1985 Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands
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0165-0300
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1875-2985
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10.1163/187529885X00197
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201 ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE CMEA GENERAL CONDITIONS OF DELIVERY AND SOVIET CIVIL LAW P.S. SMIRNOV Candidate of Legal Sciences, Head of Section, Treaty and Legal Department ofthe USSR Ministry of Foreign Trade For some time, questions of the unification (and at the same time harmonization) of the norms of law of various countries which are applied to international contracts for the purchase and sale of goods have been of concern to business circles, scholars, and practising lawyers, as well as to relevant state agencies of many countries.' This is explained by a number of reasons. In part, there is the broad concept that international trade is that area of social relationships in which differences in national legislation of some countries to a certain degree have a negative influence on the day- to-day activities of those persons who take part in it. Voluntarily or involuntarily, the latter strive to more specifically define their relationships in contracts which demands lengthy negotiations and, naturally, leads to delay in the signing of contracts. This problem is not solved by the widespread application in international . trade of model form contracts of sellers, buyers, or various trade associations since they are

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Review of Socialist Law (in 1992 continued as Review of Central and East European Law) – Brill

Published: Jan 1, 1985

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