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A company based in England enters into a contract with a company based in Italy. The Italian company agrees to buy agricultural machinery from the English company. The contract is formed at a meeting in England. Delivery is to be in Italy. The goods are defective as manufactured, and the defects are not detected until after delivery to the Italian company, which complains about the defects and refuses to pay for the goods. The English company wishes to commence proceedings in relation to the unpaid invoices in England. There is no 'choice of law' clause in the contract.Which country's laws will govern this dispute?