The CISG is an international treaty which at least 94 countries have become parties to (just to mention a few: USA, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Argentina, most European countries except England, etc.), and contains international set of rules designed to provide clarity to international sales contracts by regulating them in almost every aspect, including: parties’ rights and obligations, parties’ liabilities, contract formation, remedies available against non-performance, etc. The CISG will govern every sales contract in which a buyer and a seller are located in different countries which are signatories to the CISG, unless a specific provision in said contract excludes the application of the Convention. The CISG will not apply, however, in the following cases: international consumer sales (sales bought for personal, family or household use), specific kind of sales like auctions, sales regarding specific kind of goods like stocks, electricity, ships, hovercraft, and aircraft, generally, distribution agreements because they govern “future” sales of goods, and sale of goods where the buyer supplies a substantial part of materials needed for production.