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Could the HCCH Principles be expected to play any role in interpreting rules of private international law?

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Are the parties to an international commercial contract allowed to choose the law applicable to their contract?

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Is a connection required between the chosen law and the parties or their transaction?

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Are the parties allowed to choose non-State law (“rules of law”) to govern their contract?

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Could the HCCH Principles be expected to play any role in interpreting rules of private international law? +++ Are the parties to an international commercial contract allowed to choose the law applicable to their contract? +++ Is a connection required between the chosen law and the parties or their transaction? +++ Are the parties allowed to choose non-State law (“rules of law”) to govern their contract? +++

What is Choice of Law?

These are rules that help determine which law governs various aspects of international contractual obligations. A choice of law clause in a contract enhances legal certainty and provides clarity and consistency in resolving conflicts between potentially conflicting laws from different jurisdictions.

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