Question

How do contracts vary between countries?
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Answer 1

As with domestic contracts for supplies, investments or other business endeavours, an international dispute between contracting parties can occur. In the event of a dispute, the international element compounds the already complicated, lengthy and costly process of contract dispute resolution.

The conflict of laws, also called private international law, and its categories of contracts and torts concern disputes between individuals from different nations, whereas public international law governs relationships between states.

Individual contracts, whether commercial or personal, increasingly contain an international element. The judgment in an international lawsuit could vary depending on which national law is applied. The realm of conflict of laws is working toward resolving the barriers to these decisions.

So what exactly is the conflict of laws? Because there is no definitive international law to govern transnational relationships between individuals; there are only domestic laws of nations that attempt to balance national sovereignty with international agreement.........

Answer 2

Contracts is an agreement in the business between two or more individuals in the society. This varries between countries since every country has got its own policies in terms and conditions.

When countries want to trade together they have to bond and come up with documents justifying for their working together the nature and the format of the document is dependent on the countries.