Drafting Tips for Contracting With Sovereign Parties

P.H.F. Bekker
Bekker, Pieter H.F.

Article from: TDM 1 (2009), in International Commercial Law

Introduction

The growing participation of States (sovereigns) in the global marketplace means that private parties are increasingly facing sovereign counterparts that claim a special legal position under municipal and/or international law. Private parties will need to address this special position upfront in any contract, lest they find themselves with empty hands in the event of a dispute with their sovereign counterpart. When dealing with sovereign parties - which may include the State or the Government, a municipality, a State organ, a State agency, or a State-owned company - , ...

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Suggested Citation

P.H.F. Bekker; "Drafting Tips for Contracting With Sovereign Parties"
TDM 1 (2009), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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