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Global Sales and Contract Law continues to provide comparative analysis of domestic laws of sale and contract in over sixty countries, delivering a global view of national and international sales law. With coverage of key international developments and new case law this is an invaluable work for practitioners dealing in international sales law.
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Global Sales and Contract Law continues to provide comparative analysis of domestic laws of sale and contract in over sixty countries, delivering a global view of national and international sales law. With coverage of key international developments and new case law this is an invaluable work for practitioners dealing in international sales law.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 1184
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 251mm x 181mm x 56mm
- Gewicht: 1890g
- ISBN-13: 9780198871255
- ISBN-10: 0198871252
- Artikelnr.: 66125347
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 1184
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Oktober 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 251mm x 181mm x 56mm
- Gewicht: 1890g
- ISBN-13: 9780198871255
- ISBN-10: 0198871252
- Artikelnr.: 66125347
Ingeborg Schwenzer is a highly regarded academic teaching and writing on international sale of goods law. She is Dean of the Swiss International Law School and Professor Emerita of Private Law at the University of Basel, Switzerland. She also served as the Chair of the CISG Advisory Council between 2011 and 2018. Edgardo Muñoz is Professor of Panamericana University, Mexico, and Course Leader for the Online LLM on International Commercial Law and Dispute Resolution at the Swiss International Law School, Basel. He has written widely on international sales law in English and Spanish.
1: Introduction
I. SALES LAW: DEVELOPMENT AND MODERN PRACTICE
2: Development of Domestic Sales Laws
3: Uniform Laws and Projects
4: Contract and the Laws
5: Modern Practice of International Sales Law
II. AMBIT OF SALES LAW
6: General Remarks on the Ambit of Sales Law
7: The Concept of Goods
8: Identifying the Boundaries of a Sales Contract
III. FORMATION OF THE CONTRACT
9: General Remarks on Contract Formation
10: Offer and Acceptance
11: Electronic Communications
12: Standard Terms
13: Agency
14: Modification of Contract
IV. VALIDITY
15: General Remarks on Validity
16: Capacity to Contract
17: Mistake and Error
18: Fraud and Duress
19: Consequences of Mistake, Fraud, and Duress
20: Illegality and Immorality
21: Excessive Benefits and Unfair Advantages
22: Form Requirements
V. PRE-CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY
23: General Remarks on Pre-Contractual Liability
24: Pre-Contractual Duties
25: Pre-Contractual Liability
VI. CONSTRUCTION OF CONTRACT
26: Interpretation and Supplementation
27: Practices and Usages
VII. OBLIGATIONS OF THE SELLER
28: General Remarks on Seller s Obligations
29: Delivery
30: Documents and Costs
31: Conformity of the Goods
32: Third Party Property Rights
33: Industrial and Intellectual Property Rights
34: Examination and Notice
VIII. OBLIGATIONS OF THE BUYER
35: General Remarks on Buyer s Obligations
36: Payment
37: Taking Delivery
IX. PASSING OF RISK
38: Passing of Risk
X. TRANSFER OF TITLE
39: Transfer of Title
40: Transfer of Title by a Non-Owner
XI. REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT
41: General Remarks about Remedies
42: Suspension of Performance
43: Specific Performance
44: Damages
45: Exemption
46: Interest
47: Avoidance
48: Price Reduction
49: Concurrent Remedies
XII. UNWINDING OF THE CONTRACT
50: Unwinding of the Contract
XIII. LIMITATION OF ACTIONS
51: Limitation of Actions
I. SALES LAW: DEVELOPMENT AND MODERN PRACTICE
2: Development of Domestic Sales Laws
3: Uniform Laws and Projects
4: Contract and the Laws
5: Modern Practice of International Sales Law
II. AMBIT OF SALES LAW
6: General Remarks on the Ambit of Sales Law
7: The Concept of Goods
8: Identifying the Boundaries of a Sales Contract
III. FORMATION OF THE CONTRACT
9: General Remarks on Contract Formation
10: Offer and Acceptance
11: Electronic Communications
12: Standard Terms
13: Agency
14: Modification of Contract
IV. VALIDITY
15: General Remarks on Validity
16: Capacity to Contract
17: Mistake and Error
18: Fraud and Duress
19: Consequences of Mistake, Fraud, and Duress
20: Illegality and Immorality
21: Excessive Benefits and Unfair Advantages
22: Form Requirements
V. PRE-CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY
23: General Remarks on Pre-Contractual Liability
24: Pre-Contractual Duties
25: Pre-Contractual Liability
VI. CONSTRUCTION OF CONTRACT
26: Interpretation and Supplementation
27: Practices and Usages
VII. OBLIGATIONS OF THE SELLER
28: General Remarks on Seller s Obligations
29: Delivery
30: Documents and Costs
31: Conformity of the Goods
32: Third Party Property Rights
33: Industrial and Intellectual Property Rights
34: Examination and Notice
VIII. OBLIGATIONS OF THE BUYER
35: General Remarks on Buyer s Obligations
36: Payment
37: Taking Delivery
IX. PASSING OF RISK
38: Passing of Risk
X. TRANSFER OF TITLE
39: Transfer of Title
40: Transfer of Title by a Non-Owner
XI. REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT
41: General Remarks about Remedies
42: Suspension of Performance
43: Specific Performance
44: Damages
45: Exemption
46: Interest
47: Avoidance
48: Price Reduction
49: Concurrent Remedies
XII. UNWINDING OF THE CONTRACT
50: Unwinding of the Contract
XIII. LIMITATION OF ACTIONS
51: Limitation of Actions
1: Introduction
I. SALES LAW: DEVELOPMENT AND MODERN PRACTICE
2: Development of Domestic Sales Laws
3: Uniform Laws and Projects
4: Contract and the Laws
5: Modern Practice of International Sales Law
II. AMBIT OF SALES LAW
6: General Remarks on the Ambit of Sales Law
7: The Concept of Goods
8: Identifying the Boundaries of a Sales Contract
III. FORMATION OF THE CONTRACT
9: General Remarks on Contract Formation
10: Offer and Acceptance
11: Electronic Communications
12: Standard Terms
13: Agency
14: Modification of Contract
IV. VALIDITY
15: General Remarks on Validity
16: Capacity to Contract
17: Mistake and Error
18: Fraud and Duress
19: Consequences of Mistake, Fraud, and Duress
20: Illegality and Immorality
21: Excessive Benefits and Unfair Advantages
22: Form Requirements
V. PRE-CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY
23: General Remarks on Pre-Contractual Liability
24: Pre-Contractual Duties
25: Pre-Contractual Liability
VI. CONSTRUCTION OF CONTRACT
26: Interpretation and Supplementation
27: Practices and Usages
VII. OBLIGATIONS OF THE SELLER
28: General Remarks on Seller s Obligations
29: Delivery
30: Documents and Costs
31: Conformity of the Goods
32: Third Party Property Rights
33: Industrial and Intellectual Property Rights
34: Examination and Notice
VIII. OBLIGATIONS OF THE BUYER
35: General Remarks on Buyer s Obligations
36: Payment
37: Taking Delivery
IX. PASSING OF RISK
38: Passing of Risk
X. TRANSFER OF TITLE
39: Transfer of Title
40: Transfer of Title by a Non-Owner
XI. REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT
41: General Remarks about Remedies
42: Suspension of Performance
43: Specific Performance
44: Damages
45: Exemption
46: Interest
47: Avoidance
48: Price Reduction
49: Concurrent Remedies
XII. UNWINDING OF THE CONTRACT
50: Unwinding of the Contract
XIII. LIMITATION OF ACTIONS
51: Limitation of Actions
I. SALES LAW: DEVELOPMENT AND MODERN PRACTICE
2: Development of Domestic Sales Laws
3: Uniform Laws and Projects
4: Contract and the Laws
5: Modern Practice of International Sales Law
II. AMBIT OF SALES LAW
6: General Remarks on the Ambit of Sales Law
7: The Concept of Goods
8: Identifying the Boundaries of a Sales Contract
III. FORMATION OF THE CONTRACT
9: General Remarks on Contract Formation
10: Offer and Acceptance
11: Electronic Communications
12: Standard Terms
13: Agency
14: Modification of Contract
IV. VALIDITY
15: General Remarks on Validity
16: Capacity to Contract
17: Mistake and Error
18: Fraud and Duress
19: Consequences of Mistake, Fraud, and Duress
20: Illegality and Immorality
21: Excessive Benefits and Unfair Advantages
22: Form Requirements
V. PRE-CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY
23: General Remarks on Pre-Contractual Liability
24: Pre-Contractual Duties
25: Pre-Contractual Liability
VI. CONSTRUCTION OF CONTRACT
26: Interpretation and Supplementation
27: Practices and Usages
VII. OBLIGATIONS OF THE SELLER
28: General Remarks on Seller s Obligations
29: Delivery
30: Documents and Costs
31: Conformity of the Goods
32: Third Party Property Rights
33: Industrial and Intellectual Property Rights
34: Examination and Notice
VIII. OBLIGATIONS OF THE BUYER
35: General Remarks on Buyer s Obligations
36: Payment
37: Taking Delivery
IX. PASSING OF RISK
38: Passing of Risk
X. TRANSFER OF TITLE
39: Transfer of Title
40: Transfer of Title by a Non-Owner
XI. REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT
41: General Remarks about Remedies
42: Suspension of Performance
43: Specific Performance
44: Damages
45: Exemption
46: Interest
47: Avoidance
48: Price Reduction
49: Concurrent Remedies
XII. UNWINDING OF THE CONTRACT
50: Unwinding of the Contract
XIII. LIMITATION OF ACTIONS
51: Limitation of Actions