Abstract
This article offers an executive summary of and the key differences in the legal rules regulating contract formation, interpretation and judicial control of contractual reasonableness/fairness in Norway, Germany, England and the UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts (UNIDROIT). It goes on to provide a comparative analysis of German law, as the system which promises the best rules for the formation, interpretation and judicial control of contracts, and provides the most robust framework for enabling business contracts in a period of prolonged uncertainty and conflict, such as a worldwide public health crisis.
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