The international contract for the sales of goods, in the Colombian state legal system
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.8627Keywords:
International sale, state control, organics lawsAbstract
This article isreferred to the few development that currently existsregarding the implementation of the Vienna Convention of 1980 on international contracts for the sale of goods and that are being developed in the field Colombian state contract, it becomes necessary to attempt to provide a vision more open about their use and application within the framework of state contracts. This paper shows how we can take out an internationally negotiation without the usual difficulties that exist in hiring state which has a very particular regime regarding the role to be played when state entities are due to negotiate with people or companies from abroad.
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