CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE LEGAL INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACTS IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW
CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE LEGAL INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACTS IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

Summary/Abstract: The dominant principle regarding the choice of law clause in contracts governs both the conclusion of contracts, as well as the will of the parties. The aforementioned parties may express their will at their own convenience, as long as the contract’s clauses do not cause any legal conflicts. If any divergences appear, it will be necessary to coherently and justly interpret the contract. The only way to express a legal idea, comprised in the clauses of a contract is through words. Still, words do not always transpose faithfully the will of the parties. In such cases, the terms used in contracts may be ambiguous, obscure, amphibiological, unfit, which most certainly would cause much confusion. Henceforth, the need of norms, regulated and grouped, as recommendations may represent an invaluable interpretation tool for lawyers, magistrates and any other law specialists.

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