In a case where the two contracting parties are residents of the United States and Germany and there is no choice of law clause in the contract, an American court will apply:

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When there is no choice of law clause in a contract between parties from different countries, the court will apply the law of the country with the closest connection to the contract. In this case, since both the United States and Germany are signatories to the Convention on the International Sale of Goods (CISG), an American court will apply the CISG as it governs international sales contracts between parties from different countries. Therefore, choice A is the best answer.

In a Case Where the Two Contracting Parties Are Residents