International Economic Law, 1996

Part of a five-volume series that provides coverage of different aspects of international economic law, this volume deals with private law, that is law not significantly affected by treaties and only incidentally affected by international political developments. It covers documentary sales, frustration of contracts, excuse for non-performance, dispute settlement and letters-of-credit transactions. The material is presented in a series of cases followed by notes and questions, plus carefully selected contract forms and the major American and international statutes, treaties and codes.