INTERPRETATION OF LAW: THEORY AND PRACTICE
Since Roman private law, there is an axiom that a contract must be enforced. However, due to the fact that contractual relations are directed to the future, interpretation problems are inevitable. Thus, in order to overcome the interpretation problems and fulfill the main goal of the obligation, it is necessary to use the means that the dogma of the institution of treaty interpretation offers. The author will consider the basic doctrines and methods of interpretation of the treaty in Anglo-American, continental and domestic law.