Legislative jurisdiction conflict regarding a contract for the international sale of goods: "A comparative analytical study"

Modern developments that appear at the present time and the increase in the world’s population, as well as the increase in the desires of the national population for foreign goods and merchandise due to development and globalization, as well as the diversity of nationalities within one country, the presence of different nationalities in one place, and the ease of movement of individuals from one country to another, all This led to an increase in international contracts, and as a result of these contracts a dispute may arise between the parties to the contract for the international sale of goods about how to conclude the contract, and how to deliver the goods from the seller to the buyer, and disputes may arise between them about the place and time of delivering the goods to the buyer, so this can be resolved. Disputes must have a specific law applicable to them. This law may be the law of will, or the law of the place of residence of the parties to the contract for the international sale of goods, or the law of the place where the goods are located. The judge before whom the dispute related to the international sale of goods is brought may be exposed to several difficulties, when he By determining the law applicable to the dispute arising from the contract for the international sale of goods, if the seller sells the money twice in two or more countries, or how to determine the place