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• Cover
• Half-Title Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• Preface
• Chapter 1 Introduction and Overview
• §1.1 WHEN DOES THE CISG APPLY?
• §1.2 BRIEF HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE; CISG RATIFICATION AND IMPLEMENTATION
• §1.3 CISG PARTS I–IV: A NUTSHELL OVERVIEW
• §1.4 THE CISG IN TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: SUBSTANCE, PROCEDURE AND CONFLICT OF LAWS
• Chapter 2 Field of Application and General Provisions
• 2A FIELD OF APPLICATION
• §2.1 DETERMINING WHETHER THE CISG APPLIES
• §2.2 ARTICLE 1(1): INTERNATIONALITY
• §2.3 ARTICLE 1(1)(A): PARTIES IN DIFFERENT CONTRACTING STATES
• §2.4 ARTICLE 1(1)(B) AND ARTICLE 95 DECLARATIONS
• §2.5 ARTICLES 1, 2 AND 3: SALE OF GOODS
• §2.6 ISSUES NOT GOVERNED, DOMESTIC LAW AND CONCURRENT REMEDIES
• §2.7 CONTRACTUAL FREEDOM UNDER ARTICLE 6
• 2B GENERAL PROVISIONS
• §2.8 INTERPRETATION OF THE CISG TREATY TEXT: INTRODUCTION
• §2.9 UNIFORM INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION: CASE LAW, SCHOLARLY OPINION
• §2.10 INTERPRETATION AND GOOD FAITH
• §2.11 MATTERS GOVERNED BUT NOT SETTLED BY THE CISG
• §2.12 INTERPRETATION OF CISG CONTRACTS; INCORPORATION OF STANDARD TERMS
• §2.13 TRADE USAGE AND PARTY PRACTICES
• §2.14 FORMAL WRITING REQUIREMENTS AND DECLARATIONS UNDER ARTICLE 96
• Chapter 3 Sales Contract Formation
• §3.1 TWO SUBSTANTIVE TREATIES IN ONE
• §3.2 THE OFFER: MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
• §3.3 THE PROBLEM OF THE OPEN-PRICE TERM
• §3.4 OFFER INVITATIONS: ARTICLE 14(2)
• §3.5 OFFER EFFECTIVE; WITHDRAWAL (ARTICLE 15)
• §3.6 REVOCATION (ARTICLE 16) AND REJECTION (ARTICLE 17)
• §3.7 ACCEPTANCE
• §3.8 ACCEPTANCE, COUNTEROFFER AND THE BATTLE OF FORMS
• §3.9 TIME FOR ACCEPTANCE
• §3.10 SALES CONTRACT VALIDITY AND DEFENSES TO CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT
• §3.11 FORMATION OF E-COMMERCE CONTRACTS
• Chapter 4 Obligations of the Parties
• §4.1 INTRODUCTION: OBLIGATION, RISK AND REMEDY
• 4A CISG OBLIGATIONS IN GENERAL
• §4.2 THE CONVENTION HIERARCHY: CONTRACT, CUSTOM, CISG
• 4B OBLIGATIONS OF THE SELLER
• §4.3 TIME AND PLACE OF DELIVERY
• §4.4 CONFORMITY (QUANTITY AND QUALITY) OF THE GOODS: INTRODUCTION AND EXPRESS OBLIGATIONS
• §4.5 ORAL AGREEMENTS, PAROL EVIDENCE
• §4.6 CONTRACTUAL AND NON-CONTRACTUAL CLAIMS
• §4.7 IMPLIED OBLIGATIONS OF QUALITY: FITNESS FOR ORDINARY PURPOSES
• §4.8 PARTICULAR PURPOSE; SAMPLE, MODEL, PACKAGING; BUYER’S KNOWLEDGE OF NON-CONFORMITY
• §4.9 TIME DETERMINATION; EXAMINATION OF GOODS; NOTICE OF NON-CONFORMITY
• §4.10 ABSOLUTE (TWO-YEAR) CUT-OFF RULE, ETC.
• §4.11 OBLIGATION TO DELIVER FREE OF THIRD-PARTY CLAIMS
• 4C OBLIGATIONS OF THE BUYER
• §4.12 TIME AND PLACE OF PAYMENT
• §4.13 CONTRACT WITH OPEN-PRICE TERM
• §4.14 BUYER’S OBLIGATION TO TAKE DELIVERY; SELLER’S OBLIGATION TO PRESERVE THE GOODS
• Chapter 5 Passing of Risk
• §5.1 INTRODUCTION
• §5.2 TRANSPORT RISKS. USE OF TRADE TERMS
• §5.3 GOODS NOT IDENTIFIED TO THE CONTRACT
• §5.4 GOODS SOLD IN TRANSIT
• §5.5 NON-CARRIER CASES
• §5.6 SELLER’S FUNDAMENTAL BREACH: EFFECT ON RISK
• Chapter 6 Remedies for Breach
• 6A OVERVIEW OF GENERAL PRINCIPLES
• §6.1 SUPPLEMENTARY REMEDIAL REGIME
• §6.2 ENFORCEABLE CONTRACTS AND REMEDIES FOR BREACH
• 6B BUYER’S REMEDIES FOR SELLER’S BREACH
• §6.3 INTRODUCTION: ARTICLE 45
• §6.4 ARTICLE 46: BUYER’S RIGHT TO DEMAND SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE
• §6.5 DOMESTIC SALES LAW AS LIMITATION
• §6.6 BUYER’S RIGHT TO DEMAND RE-DELIVERY
• §6.7 BUYER’S RIGHT TO DEMAND REPAIR
• §6.8 BUYER’S RIGHT TO AVOID FOR SELLER’S FUNDAMENTAL BREACH
• §6.9 SELLER’S RIGHT TO CURE
• §6.10 AVOIDANCE FOR NON-COMPLIANCE WITH ‘Nachfrist’ Notice
• §6.11 ANTICIPATORY BREACH
• §6.12 CONSEQUENCES OF AVOIDANCE: RESTITUTION
• §6.13 PROPORTIONATE PRICE REDUCTION
• §6.14 DAMAGES FOR BREACH: A GENERAL INTRODUCTION
• §6.15 EXPECTATION PROTECTION FOR FORESEEABLE LOSS
• §6.16 CONTRACT/COVER AND CONTRACT/MARKET DIFFERENTIAL
• §6.17 MITIGATION: NO RECOVERY FOR AVOIDABLE LOSS
• §6.18 INTEREST
• §6.19 LIABILITY EXEMPTIONS FOR FAILURE TO PERFORM; HARDSHIP
• 6C SELLER’S REMEDIES FOR BUYER’S BREACH
• §6.20 INTRODUCTION
• §6.21 SELLER’S RIGHT TO REQUIRE (SPECIFIC) PERFORMANCE
• §6.22 SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE LIMITED BY FORUM LAW
• §6.23 SELLER’S RIGHT TO AVOID FOR BUYER’S BREACH
• §6.24 AVOIDANCE FOR BUYER’S NON-COMPLIANCE WITH ‘Nachfrist’ Notice
• §6.25 RESTITUTION OF GOODS DELIVERED
• §6.26 ANTICIPATORY BREACH
• §6.27 SELLER’S DAMAGES FOR BUYER’S BREACH: THE BASIS OF LIABILITY
• §6.28 EXPECTATION PROTECTION FOR FORESEEABLE LOSS
• §6.29 CONTRACT/COVER AND CONTRACT/MARKET DIFFERENTIAL
• §6.30 MITIGATION: NO RECOVERY FOR AVOIDABLE LOSS
• §6.31 INTEREST
• §6.32 LIABILITY EXEMPTION UNDER ARTICLE 79
• Chapter 7 Agreed Remedies
• §7.1 INTRODUCTION TO DISCLAIMERS, LIMITATIONS AND OTHER AGREED REMEDIES
• §7.2 INCORPORATION: THE FIRST OF THREE TESTS
• §7.3 INTERPRETATION
• §7.4 VALIDITY
• Chapter 8 CISG Reservations (and Other Final Provisions)
• §8.1 INTRODUCTION
• §8.2 RELATIONSHIP TO THE 1955 AND 1964 HAGUE CONVENTIONS
• §8.3 RESERVATIONS: GENERALLY
• §8.4 ARTICLE 92 DECLARATIONS
• §8.5 CONTRACTING STATES WITH TERRITORIAL UNITS
• §8.6 STATES HAVING CLOSELY RELATED LEGAL RULES
• §8.7 PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ARTICLE 1(1)(B)
• §8.8 PRESERVATION OF FORMAL REQUIREMENTS
• Chapter 9 The Limitation Period in International Sales
• §9.1 INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW
• §9.2 FIELD OF APPLICATION
• §9.3 THE LIMITATION PERIOD: DURATION, CESSATION, GENERAL LIMIT, CONSEQUENCES
• Appendix I: Table of CISG Contracting States
• Appendix II: United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (1980)
• Appendix III: Table of Cases and Arbitral Awards
• Appendix IV: Table of Authorities and Abbreviations
• Appendix V: Table of CISG Provisions
• Index