Abstract

Since the entry into force of the North American Free Trade Agreement, it has been summited around one hundred and twenty seven times before the Ad Hoc Arbitration Tribunal regulated by article 1904, which thirteen of them were objections against the ruling of the mexican’s authority on this matter “Unidad de Prácticas Comerciales Internacionales”. In this context, the current research highlights the main arguments of the above-mentioned cases, with some comments of trade experts and authors, in order to analyze the possibility to address an undoubtedly noteworthy evolution of criteria within the Mexican's practice law.

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