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SELECTION OF TOPICS FOR THE AGENDA OF THE SEVENTH INTER-AMERICAN SPECIALIZED CONFERENCE ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW (CIDIP-VII) 

(Document supporting the Brazilian proposal for an “Inter-American Convention on Private International Law (CIDIP) regarding the law applicable to certain contracts and consumer relations”)

PERMANENT MISSION OF BRAZIL TO THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES

 No. 304

The Permanent Mission of Brazil to the Organization of American States presents its compliments to the General Secretariat of the Organization – Committee on Juridical and Political Affairs (CAJP) – and, with a view to selecting the agenda topics for the Seventh Inter-American Conference on Private Law, is pleased to attach herewith the documents supporting the Brazilian proposal for an “Inter-American Convention on Private International Law (CIDIP) regarding the law applicable to certain consumer contracts and relations.”

 The Mission of Brazil asks that the aforementioned document be distributed to the other Missions to the OAS.

 The Permanent Mission of Brazil takes this opportunity to convey to the General Secretariat – Committee on Juridical and Political Affairs – renewed assurances of its highest consideration.

Insufficient Consumer Protection in the Provisions of Private International Law – The Need for an Inter-American Convention (CIDIP) on the Law Applicable to Certain Contracts and Consumer Relations