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Int'l Business Transactions


Law 7275 - Spring 2010

Professor: William Marion Poole Class Times: R, 6:00 pm - 8:45 pm
Syllabus: Int'l Business Transactions Revised Syllabus | Location: Room 325A
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Course Description

International Business Transactions. A systematic approach to legal problems arising in transactions that involve entities operating in two or more nations. As well as examining international trade accords and relevant commercial law, this course surveys United States law, practice and procedure relating to the import and export of goods and transnational flow of services. Law 7276 . Seminar in European International Commercial Arbitration. (2-3) This seminar is intended to serve as an introduction to the basic legal concepts, doctrines, and principles that are relevant to the current status of international commercial arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism alternative to litigation in national court systems. Course objectives include familiarizing the student with the basic features of the modern system of international commercial arbitration and examining the transnational framework of international commercial arbitration, including its regulation in selected foreign legal orders.

Course materials

Int'l Business Transactions Revised Syllabus

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