The Problems of Concluding an International Commercial Contract in the Electronic Form in the Law of the Countries of the Eurasian Economic Union

Стригунова, Дина Павловна; Davudov, Davud A.

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“…Sirotkina O.V. notes that the PECL did not receive the force of a peremptory act because the relevant EU institutions did not authorize universal application due to lack of competence [5]. However, the direct possibilities of such competence are laid down in the primary legislation of the EU -the Treaty of Rome.…”

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Drivers of International Contract Law at the Stage of Digitalization of Economy

Sulimin¹,

Lvovа²

2020

Proceedings of the XVII International Research-to-Practice Conference Dedicated to the Memory of M.I. Kovalyov (ICK 2020)

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In the period of digitalization of law, the criterion for distinguishing private relations is the interest underlying them: private, public or private-public. In the world of modern and digital law, which is marked by a significant level of legal unification, in particular in the framework of the institutions of a united Europe, the urgent problem is the fragmentation of law as a decentralized factor. The purpose of the article is to establish the presence and outline the boundaries of such a specific entity as international contract law on the basis of a study of the main options for regulating contractual relations of a private nature. The author believes that questions of the legal nature of commercial law are controversial. Some scholars are of the opinion that the inclusion of a public element in this regulatory system is just an attempt to artificially separate commercial law into an independent branch of law by grouping the norms of civil and administrative tribunal. The scientific literature is analyzed in the context of the existence of competence to establish peremptory norms for the Member States by the institutions of the European Union. The author concludes that international contract law is not a fiction but a real regulatory system, the object of legal regulation of which are crossborder contractual relations.

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“…This issue has reason to become an object of independent research. The term "communitarian law" also occurs in the framework of regional unification when they speak of European contract law [5]. This broad concept covers, along with contractual, other branches of EU law.…”

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Drivers of International Contract Law at the Stage of Digitalization of Economy

Sulimin¹,

Lvovа²

2020

Proceedings of the XVII International Research-to-Practice Conference Dedicated to the Memory of M.I. Kovalyov (ICK 2020)

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The Problems of Concluding an International Commercial Contract in the Electronic Form in the Law of the Countries of the Eurasian Economic Union

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Drivers of International Contract Law at the Stage of Digitalization of Economy

Drivers of International Contract Law at the Stage of Digitalization of Economy

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