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1. Application of Uniform Law on the International Sale of Goods.
2. Application of Uniform Law on the Formation of Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.
The uniform Law on the international sale of goods
Chapter III.—Obligations of the seller
Sub-section 1.—Obligations of the seller as regards the date and place of delivery
Sub-section 2.—Obligations of the seller as regards the conformity of the goods
C.—Remedies for lack of conformity
2.The buyer may also claim damages as provided in Article...
1.The buyer may require the seller to perform the contract:...
2.If the buyer does not obtain performance of the contract...
2.The buyer may declare the contract avoided in its entirety...
2.After the expiration of this period, the buyer shall not...
Chapter IV.—Obligations of the buyer
1.Where the buyer’s failure to take delivery of the goods...
1.If the contract reserves to the buyer the right subsequently...
2.Where the contract is not avoided, the seller shall have...
1.Where the contract is avoided because of the failure of...
2.Where the contract is not avoided, the seller shall have...
Chapter V.—Provisions common to the obligations of the seller and of the buyer
Section I.—Concurrence between delivery of the goods and payment of the price
1.Where the contract involves carriage of the goods and where...
2.Nevertheless, when the contract requires payment against documents, the buyer...
1.Each party may suspend the performance of his obligations whenever,...
2.If the seller has already despatched the goods before the...
3.Nevertheless, the seller shall not be entitled to prevent the...
Section III.—Supplementary rules concerning the avoidance of the contract
The uniform Law on the formation of contracts for the international sales of goods
1.The provisions of the following Articles shall apply except to...
2.However, a term of the offer stipulating that silence shall...
1.The communication which one person addresses to one or more...
2.This communication may be interpreted by reference to and supplemented...
3.An indication that the offer is firm or irrevocable may...
1.Acceptance of an offer consists of a declaration communicated by...
2.Acceptance may also consist of the despatch of the goods...
1.An acceptance containing additions, limitations or other modifications shall be...
1.A declaration of acceptance of an offer shall have effect...
1.If the acceptance is late, the offeror may nevertheless consider...
2.If however the acceptance is communicated late, it shall be...
1.For the purposes of the present Law, the expression “to...
2.Communications provided for by the present Law shall be made...
1.“Usage” means any practice or method of dealing which reasonable...
2.Where expressions, provisions or forms of contract commonly used in...
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