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Force Majeure in Cross-Border Contracts: CISG vs. Vietnamese Law
Force Majeure under CISG and Vietnamese law offers relief when unforeseeable events disrupt trade. CISG requires impediments beyond control and timely notice. Vietnamese law adds strict proof and mitigation duties. Import-export businesses should include clear FM clauses and keep evidence ready. Don’t wait until a dispute arises - review your contracts now!
Van Pham LLC
Apr 102 min read
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[Q&A - #016] Foreign Investment in Vietnam's Real Estate: Company Setup Guide
Learn how foreign investors can establish real estate companies in Vietnam, including services allowed, licensing requirements, and recent l
Van Pham LLC
Oct 10, 20242 min read
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The Legal Status of a Country Manager in Vietnam: Is a Country Manager Considered the Legal Representative?
Country Manager in Vietnam doesn't serve as the Legal Representative; this role yet requires specific titles and legal conditions to be met.
Van Pham LLC
Aug 23, 20243 min read
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