This final thesis deals with the concept examination of the Law
of in-ternational traders as a special set of rules and
instruments of a non-state character, created by the community
of international traders and its most important organizations.
These rules and instruments con-tribute, to a significant
extent, to the regulation of international com-mercial
transactions and, to some extent, national commercial
transac-tions. The primary objective of the Law of
international traders is to facilitate, optimize and develop
international trade through the crea-tion of universal trade
rules that overcome disparities arising from na-tional legal
orders.