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conventions and precedant（约定和precedant） Applicable laws and regulations in international trade In order to ensure that international trade can be carried out smoothly and that international trade is recognized and protected by law, international trade business must comply with the legal norms. But because the parties of international trade are usually in different countries or regions, they have different laws and systems, so the laws and regulations applicable to international trade are quite different. To sum up, the laws and regulations applicable to international trade are mainly international treaties, international trade practices and domestic laws. I. major international treaties in international business The Convention on the international sale of goods, 1 (1) United Nations Convention on the international sale of goods (Hague, 1964) (2) United Nations Convention on Contracts for the international sale of goods (Vienna, 1980) (3) the United Nations international goods sell time Convention (New York, 1974), on the 2 convention the international transport of goods (1) International Convention for the unification of certain rules of law of bill of lading (1924) (2) Protocol International Convention on certain rules of law relating to modification of unified bill of lading (1968) (3) the United Nations maritime cargo transport convention (hereinafter referred to as the Hamburg Rules, 1978) (4) Convention for the unification of certain rules of international air transport (referred to as the Warsaw convention, 1929) (5) Warsaw Convention to modify the protocol (referred to as the Hague protocol, 1955) (6) of railway freight international transportation agreement (hereinafter referred to as the International Goods Association, 195 1) (7) International Convention on railway freight transport (hereinafter referred to as international goods, 1961) (8) the United Nations Convention on international multimodal transport of goods (1980), on the 3 convention of internati