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declaration under Art. 96 CISG). The parties have agreed on the law of Argentina. b) Same parties as in a), but the parties have agreed on the law of Switzerland (no declaration). c) Same parties as in a), but the parties have agreed on the law of Chile (has made a declaration under Art. 96 CISG). d) Same parties as in a), but the parties have made no choice of law and the conflict of laws rules point to Argentinean law.

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declaration under Art. 96 CISG). The parties have agreed on the law of Argentina.

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declaration under Art. 96 CISG). The parties have agreed on the law of Argentina.

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declaration under Art. 96 CISG). The parties have agreed on the law of Argentina.

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declaration under Art. 96 CISG). The parties have agreed on the law of Argentina. b) Same parties as in a), but the parties have agreed on the law of Switzerland (no declaration). c) Same parties as in a), but the parties have agreed on the law of Chile (has made a declaration under Art. 96 CISG). d) Same parties as in a), but the parties have made no choice of law and the conflict of laws rules point to Argentinean law. — Research Paper | ScholarLens