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      The main functions of the Department of International Private Law are:

• Legal expertise of draft contract assessed  for more, than GEL 1 million or imply dispute settlement in international arbitrage or international court;

• Discussion of draft contracts of enterprises where state owns more than 50% of shares and these contracts imply dispute settlement in international arbitrage or international court;

• State representation in international arbitrages or courts;

• Legal expertise of draft contracts concerning state grants, credits and state guarantees;  

• Legalization of notarized documentation which must be presented abroad;

• Apostille;

• Coordination of cooperation and monitoring of fulfillment of obligations within the Hague Conference on Private International Law. 
   

The Department includes following divisions:

1. Division of State Representation in the international courts and arbitrage;

2. Division of Legal Expertise;

3. Division of Legalization  and Apostille.