Conflict of international jurisdiction in disputes over a contract for the international sale of goods "Comparative analytical study"

The difference in nationalities in one place, the ease of movement of people between countries, the connection of interests between them, the increase in the desires of the Iraqi people for Asian and European goods, and the export of national goods to foreign countries, led to an increase in contracts tinged with a foreign element, and the increase of these contracts led to an increase The number of disputes related to the sale of national goods to a foreign person, or the purchase of foreign goods from foreigners and importing them into Iraq to meet the necessary needs of the Iraqi people, such as disputes related to the quantity of the goods, the type of goods, or the place and time of delivery of the goods, as well as disputes arising from the quality of the goods, so they can be resolved These disputes must be dealt with by law. There must be a body competent to look into them, such as a judicial body, by filing a lawsuit by the parties to the dispute arising from the contract for the international sale of goods before a court competent to consider them. This court may be the court where the goods are located. Or the court where the contract for the sale of goods was concluded, or the court where the goods were delivered, or the court chosen by the parties to the contract.