Review of the Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) 2002-2003

Name: Review of the Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) 2002-2003
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Cover
Half Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Editorial Board
Table of Contents
TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS
INTEREST IN UNIFORM APPLICATION - HOW TO SOLVE THE UN SALES LAW'S INTEREST RATE PROBLEM UNDER CISG ARTICLE 78 AND CISG ARTICLE 84
I. INTRODUCTION
II. INTEREST UNDER CISG Article 78
1. Evolution of CISG Article 78
2. Interest in German National Courts
3. Solutions in Literature
4. The 'Zapata' Decision
III. FINDING THE INTEREST RATE CISG ARTICLE 78
1. No General Principle
2. Extension by Analogy
IV. INTEREST RATE DETERMINATION ACCORDING TO CISG ARTICLE 76
V. INTERNATIONALLY UNIFORM DECISIONS
VI. FINDING THE INTEREST RATE FOR CISG ARTICLE 84(1)
1. Restitution as 'Legally' in Arrears
2. Restitution of the Benefit Value
VII. SUMMARY SOLUTION
1. CISG Article 78
2. CISG Article 84(1)
VIII. CONSEQUENCES OF THESE SOLUTIONS
1. Place of Payment
2. Prime Borrower's Short Term Unsecured Rate
3. Compound Interest?
4. Interest Under CISG Article 78 and CISG Article 84(1)?
IX. INTEREST IN THE FUTURE
THE SCOPE AND APPLICATION OF GOOD FAITH IN THE VIENNA CONVENTION ON CONTRACTS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SALE OF GOODS
I. INTRODUCTION
A. The Harmonisation Movement
B. The Thesis and Organisation of the Paper
II. INTRODUCTION TO THE CISGA
A. The Genesis of the CISG
B. The Scope of the CISG
C. The Interpretation of the CISG
III. THE DOCTRINE OF GOOD FAITH IN NATIONAL JURISDICTIONS
A. A General Introduction to the Concept of Good Faith
B. The Competing National Approaches
IV. THE DOCTRINE OF GOOD FAITH IN THE CISG
A. The Drafting History of Article 7
B. The Role of Good Faith in the Convention
V. THE APPLICATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF ARTICLE 7
A. A Confusion of Judicial and Arbitral Determinations
B. Reasons for the Difficulties of Interpretation
VI. REFORM
A. Structural Reform
B. A Systematic Collection and Dissemination of Case Reports
C. Informal Checks
VII. CONCLUSION
REMARKS ON THE MANNER IN WHICH THE UNIDROIT PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS MAY BE USED TO INTERPRET OR SUPPLEMENT CISG ARTICLE 74
OPEN PRICE TERMS IN THE CISG, THE UCC AND MEXICAN COMMERCIAL LAW
I. IMPORTANCE OF THIS TOPIC
A. Introduction
II. OPEN TERMS IN CONTRACTS
III. OPEN PRICE TERMS IN THE CISG
IV. CASE INTERPRETATIONS DISCUSSING OPEN PRICE TERMS IN CISG
A. Abstract No. 52 (a Hungarian Case)
B. Abstract No. 53 (a Hungarian Case)
C. Abstract No. 106 (an Austrian Case)
D. Abstract No. 139 (a Russian Case)
E. Abstract No. 215 (a Swiss Case)
V. OPEN PRICE TERMS IN THE UCC
VI. OPEN PRICE TERMS IN MEXICAN COMMERCIAL LAW
VII. COMPARISON AND CONCLUSIONS
BUYER'S RIGHT TO SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY UNDER ENGLISH LAW, THE CONVENTION ON CONTRACTS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SALE OF GOODS 1980, IRANIAN AND SHI'AH LAW
I. INTRODUCTION
PART II. SOURCES OF LAW
1. Introduction
2. Sources of Law
PART III. BUYER'S RIGHT TO SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE
A. English Law
PART III. THE CISG
1. Introduction
2. Specific Performance
3. Right to Demand Cure
4. Restrictions on the Remedy
PART IV. IRANIAN AND SHI'AH LAW
1. Introduction
2. Specific Performance as a General Remedy?
3. Reasons Justifying the Court's Intervention
3.2. Second Approach
4. Right to Demand Cure
5. Requirements of the Remedy
PART IV. COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT
PART V. CONCLUSION
EDITORIAL REMARKS ON THE MANNER IN WHICH THE UNIDROIT PRINCIPLES MAY BE USED TO INTERPRET OR SUPPLEMENT ARTICLE 8 OF THE CISG
BATTLE OF THE FORMS IN INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT LAW
I. STANDING OF THE DISCUSSION IN GERMANY
II. POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS IN CISG CONTRACTS
1. The Kind of Collision
2. Conduct of the Parties
III. SOLUTION ATTEMPTS IN THE UNIDROIT PRINCIPLES AND THE PECL
1. The UNIDROIT Principles
2. The PECL
IV. REFORM ATTEMPTS IN THE UNITED STATES: THE DISCUSSION ON A REVISION OF ARTICLE 2-207 OF THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE
V. CONCLUSIONS
FIFTY YEARS OF THE BUNDESGERICHTSHOF
PRELIMINARY REMARKS
I. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS AND SPHERE OF APPLICATION
1. Application Requirements
2. Sphere of Application
II. CONTRACT FORMATION
III. BASIC STRUCTURE OF THE REMEDIES
1. Avoidance of the Contract
2. Compensatory Damages
3. Liability of the Obligor
4. Anticipatory Breach and Actual Breach of Contract
IV. WARRANTY OF CONFORMITY OF THE GOODS TO THE CONTRACT
1. Conformity to the Contract
2. Enforceability of the Buyer's Warranty Claims
FINAL REMARKS
IMPOSSIBILITY OF PERFORMANCE AND OTHER EXCUSES IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. The Problem and Objects of Study
1.2. Changed Circumstances and the Law
1.3. Materials Used and Previous Studies
II. IMPOSSIBILITY, FORCE MAJEURE AND HARDSHIP
2.1. The Concept of Impossibility
2.2. Classifications of Types of Impossibility
2.3. Force Majeure
2.4. Hardship
2.5. Conclusions
III. IMPOSSIBILITY IN FINNISH LAW (THE FINNISH SALE OF GOODS ACT, THE CISG, AND THE FINNISH CONTRACTS ACT)
3.1. Applicable Law
3.2. The Finnish Sale of Goods Act
3.3. CISG
3.4. The Finnish Contracts Act
3.5. Conclusions
IV. IMPOSSIBILITY IN INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS
4.1. The UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts
4.2. The Principles of European Contract Law
4.3. Conclusions
V. IMPOSSIBILITY IN ENGLISH LAW
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Development of the Doctrine of Frustration
5.3. Operation of the Doctrine
5.4. Effects of Frustration
5.5. Justification of Frustration
5.6. Conclusions
VI. CONCLUSION
APPENDIX 1 Exempting Events Under the FSGA and the CISG
EDITORIAL REMARKS ON THE MANNER IN WHICH THE PECL MAY BE USED TO INTERPRET OR SUPPLEMENT ARTICLE 8 OF THE CISG
I. THE SUBJECT-MATTER OF INTERPRETATION
II. INTERPRETATION BASED ON SUBJECTIVE STANDARD (ESTABLISHING THE INTENTION)
III. INTERPRETATION BASED ON OBJECTIVE STANDARD (THE CRITERION OF A REASONABLE PERSON)
IV. AUXILIARY CRITERIA OF INTERPRETATION
V. SPECIFIC RULES OF INTERPRETATION
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