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The article examines whether and to what extent the directed (or forced) adaptation of international commercial contracts to changed circumstances is legally admissible and justified, particularly when the contract is silent on hardship.
Should the principle of estoppel be introduced into OHADA community law, particularly in the context of the draft uniform act on contract law?
What is the scope of application of the OHADA uniform act draft on contract law, specifically whether it should cover general contracts, commercial contracts, and consumer contracts?
The article examines whether economic development agreements involving public entities are arbitrable under OHADA law, and argues for the extension of objective arbitrability to such agreements.