Parties to an international contract may not specify an official language that will be used to interpret the contract as international law requires official versions be in the languages of both parties to the trade.

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Parties to an international contract may specify an official language that will be used to interpret the contract, but it is advisable to have official versions of the contract in the languages of both parties to ensure clarity and avoid misunderstandings. However, international law does not require this.

Parties to an International Contract May Not Specify an Official