Abstract
The article explores the concept of an international construction contract. The relevance of this topic is due to the increase in the number of international construction contracts concluded and the growth of disputes in courts, which creates the need to qualify contracts with a foreign element. Despite the rapid pace of urbanization and the development of construction, in particular international construction, the concept of an international construction contract has not yet been formulated either in the convention order or in the legislation of countries. In the doctrine of private international law, the opinions of scientists differ in the formation of this concept. However, against the backdrop of the development of international construction, it is worth formulating the concept of an international construction contract, both in the doctrine and in the legislation of the country, for the further development of this industry. The information in the article is based on the opinions of domestic and foreign scientists, as well as the legislation of various countries. The formation of the concept of an international construction contract opens the way not only for the development of the scientific component of construction law but also creates fertile ground for the proper resolution of disputes arising from international construction contracts and the improvement of construction law.
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