Globalization and Interpretation of International Trade Agreements with Emphasis on EU Common Civil Law Draft

Globalization of law is one of the most important challenges for the legal systems of countries. The harmonization of legal rules in the field of international trade agreements and their interpretation is also one of the important effects of the globalization of law. In the light of this, the European Union's Common Civil Procedure Act, as one of the most fundamental European countries' efforts to further harmonize legal rules, especially in the field of contracts, has begun almost three decades ago and the argument for specifying the valid criterion of interpretation as a concrete example of the impact of the globalization of rights on the system governing domestic contracts in the formulation of the said civil law is clearly significant. English law has its own interpretative rules that have been distinct from those of written law and recently under the influence of the globalization of law, by adopting a moder n approach based on the system of interpretation; it has amended the interpretive rules of written law. Written law has also eliminated some aspects of its dispute over the globalization of law, which can facilitate the achievement of a common goal, the formulation of common civil law and the adoption of a uniform procedure for the interpretation of international commercial contracts. In this research, the dimensions of this issue are discussed in detail.