parties may exclude the application of CISG in two ways. Firstly, parties may choose the laws of a non-CISG member state, such as British law, where uk national law applies even though the parties have commercial headquarters in cisg member countries. Secondly, if the parties wish to choose the national law of a Contracting State, such as Vietnamese national law, then the parties must specify in the law-selecting clause in the contract not only that the parties choose Vietnamese law but also that cisg does not apply to regulate the issues of the contract between them. Thus, the parties must bluntly eliminate the application of CISG, otherwise CISG still applies because Vietnam is a member state. And so, cisg actually does not eliminate the right of the parties to choose the law. The first priority in the order in which the applicable law is selected remains for that principle.
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