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11	The potential impact of the Hague principles on choice of law in international commercial contracts in the BRICS countries Reddi, Saranya 14 July 2015 (has links) LL.M. (International Commercial Law) / Please refer to full text to view abstract Contracts (International law) Contracts - BRIC countries Conflict of laws - Contracts Conflict of laws - Commercial law
12	Towards a uniform conflict of laws regime in ASEAN governing international commercial transactions : uniformization of choice of law rules in contract and tort Lim, Yew Nghee, 1973- January 2000 (has links) No description available. Conflict of laws -- Contracts. Conflict of laws -- Southeast Asia. ASEAN. Conflict of laws -- Torts.
13	A novel interpretation of article 5(1) (b) of the Brussels I Regulation in respect of complex contracts Modubu, Boitumelo Maleshoane 14 July 2015 (has links) LL. M. (International Commercial Law) / Please refer to full text to view abstract
14	A comparative analysis of cancellation, discharge and avoidance as a remedy for breach of contract in South African law, English law and the Convention for International Sale of Goods (CISG) Vambe, Beauty 27 October 2016 (has links) The aim of the thesis was to critically compare termination of contracts in South Africa, England and the CISG. It was found out that South Africa prefers to use the term cancellation because it is a remedy of last resort. The problem with cancellation is that is a drastic step of bringing the transaction to an abrupt and premature end, which is only used when a material breach occurs. English law uses the term discharge as it refers to the ending of the obligations under the contract when a breach occurred and represents the point at which one party is no longer bound by its’ contractual obligations and claims damages. Chapter 3 argued that though discharge goes beyond cancellation it does not cater for diverse domestic rules which need uniform international laws. Chapter 4 discussed and argued that avoidance is a term that was chosen by the CISG to end a contract when a fundamental breach occurs. There were problems on interpretation of terms and use of diverse domestic rules. The advantage of the term avoidance is that it is a technical term adopted and given a uniform meaning in the CISG where interpretation of terms and diverse domestic rules did not apply. Avoidance furthermore comprised concepts of rescission and termination. From the above it was argued that South Africa needs to develop new terms for termination of a contract and create new laws along the lines of the CISG. / Private Law / LL. M. Termination Cancellation South Africa Discharge English law Avoidance CISG Breach Remedy Notice Rescission 346.72 Breach of contract -- South Africa Breach of contract -- Great Britain Export sales contracts -- Great Britain Export sales contracts -- South Africa Rescission (Law) -- South Africa Repudiation -- Great Britain Repudiation -- South Africa Rescission (Law) -- Great Britain

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