| 单词 | Negotiation |
| 释义 | 商議／轉讓 Generally, mutual discussion and arrangement of the terms of a transaction or agreement. Bills of exchange - The process of transferring rights represented by a negotiable instrument. A bill exchange, promissory note, cheque or payment order is ‘negotiated’ when it is transferred from one person to another in such a manner as to constitute the transferee its holder: Bills of Exchange Ordinance (Cap 19) s 31(1). See also Delivery; Holder; Indorsement; Negotiability; Negotiable instrument. Conflict of laws - A method of conducting international relations and the pacific settlement of disputes between international persons: Charter of the United Nations 1945 art 33. Negotiation is the most common form of international dispute resolution. Many treaties include an obligation to negotiate: for example, the Agreement on Agriculture (forming part of the Marrakesh Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organisation, Annex 1A). See also Arbitration; Conciliation; Mediation. 一般指就某項交易或協議條款的相互討論及安排。 匯票 - 指將由可流轉的文書所代表的權利移轉的過程。當匯票、承付票、支票或付款單，由一人移轉至另一人，而移轉的方式使承轉人成為該匯票的持有人，即為匯票轉讓：《匯票條例》（第19章）第31(1)條。另見 Delivery; Holder; Indorsement; Negotiability; Negotiable instrument。 法律衝突 - 處理國際關係及解決國際法人之間爭端的方法：《1945年聯合國憲章》第33條。商議市解決國際爭議最常見的形式。不少條約包括商議的責任：例如：《農產品協議》（形成《馬爾喀什設立世界貿易組織協定》附件1A的一部分）。另見 Arbitration; Conciliation; Mediation。n. |
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