Hague Convention on the Choice of Court Agreements

The Hague Convention on the Choice of Court Agreements is an international treaty that ensures agreements between parties to choose a specific court jurisdiction for resolving disputes are recognized and enforced across different countries. It aims to provide certainty, predictability, and fairness in international civil or commercial cases by respecting the parties' agreed-upon jurisdiction and reducing the risks of conflicting court decisions or non-recognition. Essentially, it helps parties from different countries feel confident that their choice of court will be upheld, promoting smoother international legal transactions.