Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG)
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| Language: | English |
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Alphen aan den Rijn
Wolters Kluwer Law International,
2022.
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- The Author
- Table of Contents
- List of Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1. INTERNATIONAL SALES AND THE CISG
- I. The Law of Sales under Domestic Law
- A. Sales Law as Contract Law
- B. Domestic Sales Law Applied to Domestic and International Sales
- II. International Sales Law: The CISG
- III. Convention Preamble: Objectives of Signatory States
- IV. Entry into Force: Initial Ratifications
- V. Subsequent Ratifications: Three-Fourths of World Trade
- VI. Major Significance
- 2. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE: THE HAGUE SALES CONVENTIONS AND THE CONFLICT OF LAWS
- I. Purely Domestic Sale Subject to Local Law
- II. International Sale: Problem of Selecting Applicable Law
- III. Pre-CISG: Choosing the Applicable Law
- A. Limited Acceptance of ULIS/ULF
- B. Choice-of-Law Rules Determine Applicable Domestic Law
- C. Concrete Illustration
- D. The 1955 Hague Convention
- IV. After 1 January 1988: New CISG Regime Applies in Courts and Arbitral Tribunals
- Chapter 2. Convention Overview
- 1. CONVENTION CONSISTS OF 101 ARTICLES: PARTS I-IV
- 2. SPHERE OF APPLICATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
- I. Sphere of Application
- A. Main Rules of Application
- 1. Parties in Different Contracting States
- 2. Convention Applies by Virtue of PIL
- B. Contracts for the Sale of Goods
- C. Validity Issues and Third-Party Rights Excluded
- D. Product Liability
- E. The CISG and Contractual Freedom
- II. General Provisions
- A. Interpretation
- B. Usages of International Trade
- 3. PARTS II AND III STATES MAY RATIFY ONE OR BOTH
- 4. FORMATION OF CONTRACT
- I. Offer and Acceptance
- II. CISG Offer: Requirement of Definiteness
- III. When Offer Effective: Revocable Versus Irrevocable Offers
- IV. Acceptance as Indication of Offeree's Assent
- V. Mirror-Image Rule and Battle of Forms
- 5. SALE OF GOODS: CISG PART III
- I. Obligations, Rights and Remedies
- II. Part III Provisions Brief Overview of Chapters I-V
- III. Obligations of the Parties
- A. Obligations of the Seller
- B. Obligations of the Buyer
- IV. Remedies
- A. Supplementary Remedial Regime
- B. Enforceable Contracts and Remedies for Breach
- C. Three Basic Forms of Remedial Relief
- D. Relationship among Remedies
- E. Specific Performance as Primary Convention Remedy
- F. Monetary Compensation as Primary Remedy in Practice
- G. Avoidance and the Right to Terminate
- V. Passing of Risk
- VI. Anticipatory Breach
- 6. FINAL PROVISIONS: DECLARATIONS, ETC.
- 7. OVERVIEW OF CHAPTERS 3-6
- Chapter 3. Convention Scope and General Provisions
- 1. SPHERE OF APPLICATION
- I. Internationality under Article 1
- A. Parties' Places of Business in Different Contracting States
- B. Convention Application by PIL
- C. Article 95 Declaration
- D. Parties in Different States Disregarded in Exceptional Cases