HARDSHIP UNDER THE UNIDROIT PRINCIPLES – Part 3
In the last part of the Hardship under the UNIDROIT principles we will have a look in similar provisions in other nationals laws. In part 2 we discussed the German, Dutch, French and Belgian law.
Guido Imfeld ist zugelassener Anwalt seit 1996 und Fachanwalt für Internationales Wirtschaftsrecht, für Handels- und Gesellschaftsrecht und für gewerblichen Rechtsschutz und Wettbewerbsrecht. Seit dem Jahre 2000 ist er auch in Belgien als Anwalt zugelassen.
In the last part of the Hardship under the UNIDROIT principles we will have a look in similar provisions in other nationals laws. In part 2 we discussed the German, Dutch, French and Belgian law.
In our second part of the Hardship under the UNIDROIT principles we will have a closer at the CISG, ICC hardship clause and how the German, Dutch, French and Belgian law govern hardship.
In this first part, we delve into the specific articles of the UNIDROIT Principles, exploring how they define and manage hardship scenarios, thereby providing a structured approach to renegotiation and potential judicial intervention.
Internationally, there is no standardised concept of ‘force majeure’ and its legal consequences.
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