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Contract Formation: Comparing Common Law and Russian Civil Law

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VI International Conference «Days of Student Science»
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VI International Conference «Days of Student Science»
Author:
Mama Amanova 1
Scientific adviser:
Liliia R. Nurova1
Work direction:
Современные гуманитарные науки и проблемы языкознания
Pages:
10-11
Received: 12 April 2022

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1 Kazanskii filial FGBOU VO "Rossiiskii gosudarstvennyi universitet pravosudiia"
For citation:
Amanova M. (2022). Contract Formation: Comparing Common Law and Russian Civil Law. Days of Student Science, 10-11. Чебоксары: PH "Sreda".

Abstract

This article covers the most basic legal concepts in the formation of contracts in common law and Russian civil law. It reveals core aspects of the principal terms of the contracts in common law and Russian civil law.

References

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  7. 7. Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), 2020 ed. URL: https://www.law.cornell.edu/ucc (accessed: 30.01.2022).

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