Cases relating to the United Nations Sales Convention (CISG)

The arbitral court distinguished between the sale of goods and the sale of rights and held that the CISG was not applicable since the contract at issue dealt with the sale of rights and thus did not fall within the ambit of the CISG (article 1(1)(a) CISG) .

I. CASES RELATING TO THE UNITED NATIONS SALES CONVENTION (CISG)

I. Cases relating to the United Nations Sales Convention (CISG) 2

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I. Cases relating to the United Nations Sales Convention (CISG) 2

(a) In the area of sales, the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and the United Nations Convention on the Limitation Period in the International Sale of Goods

(a) in the area of sales, the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and the United Nations Convention on the Limitation Period in the International Sale of Goods

In addition, the Administration, in concert with the sales partners, should evolve new marketing strategies in order to boost the sales volume of the sales partners for desired profit targets to be achieved.

The Court of Appeal found that CISG was applicable since the contract in question was a contract for the international sale of goods concluded between two parties established in different States Parties to CISG.

The seller argued that it was an international sale governed by the International Sale of Goods Act and thus the CISG.

Case 163 CISG 66 67

Case 172 CISG 36

United Nations Sales Convention (1980) United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (Vienna, 1980)i

In card and gift sales, for 2006, sales volume is projected at 118 million cards and gross proceeds are projected at 161.0 million.

CISG 35 (2) (c)

CISG 45 (1) (b)

Case 156 CISG 57(1)(a))

Case 173 CISG 19(3)

The Convention on the Limitation Period in the International Sale of Goods relates to a subject area that is not covered by CISG.

The arbitral tribunal applied the CISG as the relevant German law under article 1(1)(b) CISG.

List of CISG ratifications. 2. Official (English) CISG convention text. 3. Table of cases. 4. Table of authorities (cited previously in abbreviated form). 5.

Case 533 CISG 5

Case 542 CISG 44

Case 150 CISG 1(1)(a) 35

Case 152 CISG 1(1) (b) 49 78

Case 155 CISG 19(2) 86(1)

Case 157 CISG 3(1)

Case 158 CISG 1(1)(b) 23

Case 161 CISG 1(1)(a)

Case 174 CISG 1(a)(b)

Case 175 CISG 9(2) 35

Case 162 CISG 1(1)(a) 57

Case 170 CISG 35 38 39 40 45(1)(b) 74

The court found that the CISG was applicable since both Germany and Denmark were States Parties to the CISG and the transaction dealt with the sale of goods.

The applicable German law to the contract for the supply of goods to be produced was the CISG as both companies had their places of business in different States Parties to the CISG, i.e., Austria and Germany (article 1(1)(a) CISG).

Case 531 CISG 35 (2) (c)

Case 171 CISG 25 49(1)(a)(b) 58

Case 176 CISG 8(1) 9(1) 41 54

Conditional, tied or combined sales.

The estimated amount of revenue for the United Nations reflects the anticipated level of gross sales to be generated by the gift shop.

The appellate court found the CISG to be applicable to the contract since both parties were located in Contracting States (article1(1)(a) CISG). It was held that the plaintiff did not have a

Case 532 CISG 35 71

Case 535 CISG 39 49

Case 538 CISG 38 39