The CISG Convention and domestic contract law
Subtitle: harmony, cross-inspiration, or discord?
By: Joseph Lookofsky, Mads Bryde Andersen (eds.) ; Copenhagen Center for Commercial Law
Contributors: Lookofsky, Joseph M., editor; Andersen, Mads Bryde, editor; Københavns universitet. Center for erhvervsret
Edition: First edition.
Publisher: Djøf Publishing
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Copenhagen, Denmark
Language: eng
Number of pages: 259
ISBN-13: 9788757433760
Subjects: Contracts; United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods; Congresses; Export sales contracts; Sales
Description: "The University of Copenhagen, Center for Commercial Law, is proud to present the papers in this volume which cast new light on the interrelationship between key features of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) and domestic sales and contract law. The Nordic region has a special interest in this project, as 2014 marks the 25th anniversary of the ratification of the CISG in most of the Nordic Countries. But the interaction between the CISG and domestic law is not merely a Scandinavian concern. CISG Article 7 expressly requires that in the interpretation of the CISG, 'regard is to be had to its international character and to the need to promote uniformity in its application'. With particular emphasis on issues relating to Contract Formation, Conformity of Goods and Hardship, the authors discuss how CISG rules and principles impact on or are influenced by domestic sales and contract law, both in the Nordic region and elsewhere"--Unedited summary from book cover.
Notes: "The content of this book is based upon the contributions presented at an international conference "The CISG Convention and Domestic Contract Law: Harmony, Cross-Inspiration, or Discord?", which took place at the Centre for Commercial Law at the University of Copenhagen on the 9th and 10th of May, 2014"--Page 11.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The New Nordic Approach to CISG Part II : Pragmatism Wins the Day? / Jan Kleineman; title: CISG Article 16 : A Well-placed Principle in the Law of Contract Formation? /   Mads Bryde Andersen; title: CISG Article 16 and Nordic Domestic Law : Some Challenges of Contract Formation Rules in International Sales Law / Berte-Elen R. Konow; title: Comment : A Pragmatic Approach to Contract Formation / Sverre Blandhol; title: Article 19 CISG & Scandinavian Domestic Law : Conflict or Peaceful Coexistence? / Kasper Steensgaard; title: Article 19 CISG & Scandinavian Domestic Law : Conflict or Peaceful Coexistence? / Torgny Håstad; title: "Domestication" of Article 35(2)(a) CISG? / Franco Ferrari; title: The Relationship between the Sections and Subsections of CISG Article 35 in Literature, Case Law and Domestic Contract Law : Harmony, Cross-Inspiration or Discord? / René Franz Henschel; title: The Influence of Domestic Public Law Requirements on the Application of Article 35 CISG / Sonja Kruisinga; title: Cator Can't Compete : Caveat Emptor under CISG Article 35(3)? / Joseph Lookofsky; title: Some Remarks on the Caveat Emptor Rule under the CISG : in Cator's Case and Others /  Morten M. Fogt; title: Post-Contractual Inspection & Timely Notification : Impact of Domestic Sales Conceptions on Articles 38 and 39 / Ulrich Magnus; title: Post-Contractual Inspection & Timely Notification / Johnny Herre; title: CISG Article 79 : Getting Scafomed / Harry Flechtner; title: CISG Article 79 : Internationalization and Domestication / Loukas Mistelis; title: CISG Article 79 and Hardship / Torsten Iversen; title: Additional payment based on "hardship" in "construction sales contracts" (EPC-contracts) governed by CISG? / Amund Bjøranger Tørum.