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A Syrian national claimed before a court ------- that he had agreed to buy (100) one hundred Canon printers from an Iraqi merchant residing in Baghdad, and that he had offered this deal to him via an email he sent from the city of Aleppo. In view of the Iraqi merchant's refusal to supply him with this deal despite his agreement to accept this deal, the Syrian buyer lodged against the Iraqi seller before the aforementioned court. The first question - what? Is the case ruling under private international law if the case is brought before the Iraqi courts? The second question - What is the ruling on the case under private international law if the case is brought before the Syrian courts? Note - Article (98) of the Syrian Civil Code No. (84) of 1949 stipulates that: ((The contract between absentees is considered to have been concluded in the place and at the time in which the acceptance was issued, unless there is an agreement or text to the contrary)). class comments Add row height A Syrian national claimed before a court ------- that he had agreed to buy (100) one hundred Canon printers from an Iraqi merchant residing in Baghdad, and that he had offered this deal to him via an email he sent from the city of Aleppo. In view of the Iraqi merchant's refusal to supply him with this deal despite his agreement to accept this deal, the Syrian buyer lodged against the Iraqi seller before the aforementioned court. The first question - what? Is the case ruling under private international law if the case is brought before the Iraqi courts? The second question - What is the ruling on the case under private international law if the case is brought before the Syrian courts? Note - Article (98) of the Syrian Civil Code No. (84) of 1949 stipulates that: ((The contract between absentees is considered to have been concluded in the place and at the time in which the acceptance was issued, unless there is an agreement or text to the contrary)). class comments Add row height