An important question which often arises during an international transaction is what law applies to a contract of sale between parties from different countries. Much too frequently, the parties to an international agreement fail to include what is known as a “choice of law” provision. The failure to include such a clause may result in unexpected problems to both parties, especially in the context of debt collection.
In this article we explain the aspects of the purchase of property from a practical point of view in the United States.
In this article we explain the aspects of the purchase of property from a practical point of view in Italy.
In this article we explain the aspects of the purchase of property from a practical point of view in Liechtenstein.
In this article we explain the aspects of the purchase of property from a practical point of view in the U.K.
In this artcile we explain the aspects of the purchase of property from a practical point of view in Austria.
