Uniform application of the international sales law: understanding uniformity, the global jurisconsultorium and examination and notification provisions of the CISG
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| adam_text | Table
of
Contents
Introduction
1
Chapter I
Uniformity and Jurisconsultorium
3
A. Defining Uniformity and Introducing the Jurisconsultorium
3
B. The Working Definition of Uniformity
6
C. Textual Uniformity
7
D. Modern Uniform Law as a Unique Discipline in
Law
-
The Jurisconsultorium
9
E. Relativity of Uniformity
14
Chapter II
Introducing the CISG and Its Uniformity
19
A. A Brief Background of the CISG
19
B. The CISG and Multicultural Diversity
21
С
The CISG in a Globalized Context
-
Terminological Deliberations
23
1.
Supranational?
23
2.
Transgovernmental?
26
D. The CISG and Its Relationship to Other International Law
-
Article
90 26
E. The Three Functions of Article
7 28
1.
Basis of a Uniform Label
28
2.
Basis for a Jurisconsultorium
30
3.
Basis of the Interpretational Challenge
30
a. Interpretational Guidelines Are Not Enough
30
b. Dynamic Interpretation, Fairness and Uniformity
31
с
The CISG and the Vienna Law of Treaties
32
E
Defining the Uniformity of the CISG
34
1.
Functional Uniformity
34
2.
Relative Uniformity
35
3.
Many Types of Uniformity
-
Many Levels of Uniformity
36
a. Substantive Uniformity: Autonomous Terminology
37
(1)
CISG as a Lingua Franca?
37
(2)
Autonomous Terms
=
High Uniformity Level
38
(3)
Flexible Application
=
Low Uniformity Level
39
VII
viii Table of
Contents
b. Uniformity
in Scope
40
c.
Uniformity in Classification
41
4.
Intermediary Conclusions on the Definition
of Uniformity of the CISG
41
Chapter III
The Jurisconsultorium of the CISG
-
The Tool to Uniform Application
45
A. A Tool to Uniform Application
46
B. The Practical Jurisconsultorium
-
The CISG Precedent
48
1.
Basis for a CISG Precedent
48
2.
Nature of a CISG Precedent
48
a. Terminological Caution
49
b. Definitely Not Binding
50
с
Probably Not Persuasive
-
Definitely Inspirational
51
3.
Criteria for CISG Precedents
53
4.
Parallels of Precedents of the UCC and the CISG
54
5.
Precedents and Procedure
56
С
CISG Case Law Using CISG Precedents
57
D. Defining the CISG Precedent
62
1.
Overlooking the Duty to Apply Precedents
63
E. Jurisconsultorium Prerequisties: Availability and Weighting of Sources
65
1.
Accessibility to Case Law: Electronic Sources
66
a. Electronic Sources
-
An Invaluable Tool
66
2.
Cases from Inaccessible Jurisdictions
68
3.
Availability of Arbitral Awards
69
4.
Travaux Préparatoires
72
E
Scholarly Jurisconsultorium
74
1.
Cooperating to Free Us All from Homeward Trends
74
2.
Incongruent
Scholarly Jurisconsultorium
-
Pitfalls for Practitioners
75
a. Binding Scholars to Observe CISG Case Law?
78
b. International Scholarly Cooperation Preferable
79
3.
Part of the Jurisconsultorium: The Scholarly Panels of Experts
79
a. CISG AC
80
b. The Uncitral Digest
81
Chapter IV
Cataloguing the Issues of Uniformity in the CISG
85
A. Substantive Interpretation: Legal Linguistics
86
1.
Autonomy and Multilingualism
87
2.
Faux Amis
91
Table
of Contents
ix
a. The Article
47
Example
92
b. Faux Amis Despite Terminological Neutrality of the
CISG- Article
79 93
с
Faux Amis in the Making?
-
CISG as Model Law
98
3.
Other Undue Influence of Domestic Law
-
A Homeward Trend
99
4.
Vague Terminology
101
a. Article
8(2)
and Other Reasonableness
102
b. The Strength of Vagueness
104
B. The Scope of the Conventions Application
105
1.
The Importance of a Congruent Sphere
105
2.
The CISG Overlooked
106
3.
The Issue of Reservations
108
4.
Convention Hierarchy: Articles
б
and
9
111
5.
Issues of Internationality: Articles
1
and
10 114
6.
Conclusions on the Uniformity of the Scope of the CISG
115
C. Legal Classification
116
1.
Articles
1
through
4
and Classification
117
a. Contract
-
Consideration?
117
b. Place of Business?
118
с
Sale
-
The Example of eBay: Auction or Sale?
118
d. Goods
-
The Example of Software
119
2.
Substantive Classification Determining CISG Application
121
a. The Example of Article
74
and Attorneys Fees
121
D. Gap-Filling: Article
7(2) 125
1.
Classifying Gaps
-
The Article
78
Example
125
2.
General Principles
-
A Big Problem?
127
3.
Otherwise Applicable Law
130
4.
UNIDROIT and PECL
-
Standard Gap Filling?
130
Chapter V
Examples of Specific Provisions: Methodology, Selection, Analysis
133
A. Structure and Introduction
134
B. Selecting Relevant Provisions
134
1.
Examination and Notification According to Articles
38
and
39 135
2.
Exceptions to the Examination and Notification
Duty: Articles
40
and
44 135
C. Briefly on German Law
136
1.
More Potential CISG Cases
136
2.
More International Sales Cases to Which the CISG Is Applied
136
3.
These Cases Are More Likely to Be Reported
137
D. Introducing the Provisions
137
E. Introducing the Problems of Uniformity of the Provisions
141
x
Table of Contents
1.
Problems of Examination and Notification
141
2.
Problems of Exceptions to the Notification Rule
143
a. Sphere of Application and Domestic Gap-Filling
143
b. Determining Could Not Have Been Unaware
144
с
Determining Disclosed to the Buyer
144
d. Determining Reasonable Excuse
145
F. The Relationship Between Articles
38
and
39(1)
and
the Mix Up of Their
Timeframes
145
Chapter VI
Examples of Specific Provisions: Examination and Notification
149
A. Article
38
CISG and the Duty to Examine Goods
150
1.
Timeframe
-
Discernible Defects
150
a. Early Delivery
151
b. Obvious Defects
152
с
Setting Up Fixed Guidelines?
153
2.
Timeframe
-
Hidden Defects or Not Easily Discernible
Nonconformities
154
3.
Extent of Article
38
Examination
155
4.
Exemptions from Article
38
in Article
38 159
B. Article
39
CISG and the Duty to Notify of Nonconformities
162
1.
Reasonable Time in Article
39(1) 162
a. Strict Interpretations
164
b. Formulating Set Guidelines
170
(1)
The Noble Month
171
(2)
The Death of the Noble Month ?
177
(3) 14
Days after Delivery
-
Seven Days for Notice
178
(4) 14
Days for Notification after Discovery
181
с
The Buyer-Friendly Approach?
182
d. Reasonable Time in the Jurisconsultorium
185
2.
Specificity of Notice
187
3.
Form of Notice
190
C. Conclusions on the Uniformity of Articles
38
and
39 193
Chapter
VII
Examples of Specific Provisions: Exceptions to the Notification Rule
197
A. Sphere of Application of Article
40 197
1.
Article
40
and Convention Hierarchy
-
Articles
6
and
9 197
2.
The Role of Article
40
in Context of CISG part III
201
3.
Applying Article
40
to
39(2)
as Well as
39(1) 204
Table of
Contents xi
B.
The Determination of Could Not Have Been Unaware
and its Burden of Evidence
207
1.
A Standard of Awareness as a Rule of Good Faith
208
2.
Proving Could Not Have Been Unaware that the
Nonconformity Existed
211
3.
Proving Could Not Be Unaware that the
Nonconformity Was Such to the Buyer
213
C. The Determination of Disclosed to the Buyer
218
D. The Determination of Reasonable Excuse
220
E. Conclusions on the Uniformity of the Notification Rule Exceptions
224
Chapter
VIII
Conclusions on the Uniformity of the CISG
227
A. Synopsis of the Preceding Chapters
227
B. Main Conclusions
228
С
CISG: Success in Uniformity?
230
1.
Success in Global Drafting and Membership
230
2.
Success in Application
231
D. Standard of Uniformity?
232
Appendix A
Index of Authorities
235
Appendix
В
Index of International Case Law on Articles
38,39,40,
and
44
of the CISG
255
Index
281
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Table
of
Contents
Introduction
1
Chapter I
Uniformity and Jurisconsultorium
3
A. Defining Uniformity and Introducing the Jurisconsultorium
3
B. The Working Definition of 'Uniformity'
6
C. Textual Uniformity
7
D. Modern Uniform Law as a Unique Discipline in
Law
-
The Jurisconsultorium
9
E. Relativity of Uniformity
14
Chapter II
Introducing the CISG and Its Uniformity
19
A. A Brief Background of the CISG
19
B. The CISG and Multicultural Diversity
21
С
The CISG in a Globalized Context
-
Terminological Deliberations
23
1.
Supranational?
23
2.
Transgovernmental?
26
D. The CISG and Its Relationship to Other International Law
-
Article
90 26
E. The Three Functions of Article
7 28
1.
Basis of a Uniform Label
28
2.
Basis for a Jurisconsultorium
30
3.
Basis of the Interpretational Challenge
30
a. Interpretational Guidelines Are Not Enough
30
b. Dynamic Interpretation, Fairness and Uniformity
31
с
The CISG and the Vienna Law of Treaties
32
E
Defining the Uniformity of the CISG
34
1.
Functional Uniformity
34
2.
Relative Uniformity
35
3.
Many Types of Uniformity
-
Many Levels of Uniformity
36
a. Substantive Uniformity: Autonomous Terminology
37
(1)
CISG as a Lingua Franca?
37
(2)
Autonomous Terms
=
High Uniformity Level
38
(3)
Flexible Application
=
Low Uniformity Level
39
VII
viii Table of
Contents
b. Uniformity
in Scope
40
c.
Uniformity in Classification
41
4.
Intermediary Conclusions on the Definition
of Uniformity of the CISG
41
Chapter III
The Jurisconsultorium of the CISG
-
The Tool to Uniform Application
45
A. A Tool to Uniform Application
46
B. The Practical Jurisconsultorium
-
The CISG Precedent
48
1.
Basis for a CISG Precedent
48
2.
Nature of a CISG Precedent
48
a. Terminological Caution
49
b. Definitely Not Binding
50
с
Probably Not Persuasive
-
Definitely Inspirational
51
3.
Criteria for CISG Precedents
53
4.
Parallels of Precedents of the UCC and the CISG
54
5.
Precedents and Procedure
56
С
CISG Case Law Using CISG Precedents
57
D. Defining the CISG Precedent
62
1.
Overlooking the Duty to Apply Precedents
63
E. Jurisconsultorium Prerequisties: Availability and Weighting of Sources
65
1.
Accessibility to Case Law: Electronic Sources
66
a. Electronic Sources
-
An Invaluable Tool
66
2.
Cases from Inaccessible Jurisdictions
68
3.
Availability of Arbitral Awards
69
4.
Travaux Préparatoires
72
E
Scholarly Jurisconsultorium
74
1.
Cooperating to Free Us All from Homeward Trends
74
2.
Incongruent
Scholarly Jurisconsultorium
-
Pitfalls for Practitioners
75
a. Binding Scholars to Observe CISG Case Law?
78
b. International Scholarly Cooperation Preferable
79
3.
Part of the Jurisconsultorium: The Scholarly Panels of Experts
79
a. CISG AC
80
b. The Uncitral Digest
81
Chapter IV
Cataloguing the Issues of Uniformity in the CISG
85
A. Substantive Interpretation: Legal Linguistics
86
1.
Autonomy and Multilingualism
87
2.
Faux Amis
91
Table
of Contents
ix
a. The Article
47
Example
92
b. Faux Amis Despite Terminological Neutrality of the
CISG- Article
79 93
с
Faux Amis in the Making?
-
CISG as Model Law
98
3.
Other Undue Influence of Domestic Law
-
A Homeward Trend
99
4.
Vague Terminology
101
a. Article
8(2)
and Other Reasonableness
102
b. The Strength of Vagueness
104
B. The Scope of the Conventions Application
105
1.
The Importance of a Congruent Sphere
105
2.
The CISG Overlooked
106
3.
The Issue of Reservations
108
4.
Convention Hierarchy: Articles
б
and
9
111
5.
Issues of Internationality: Articles
1
and
10 114
6.
Conclusions on the Uniformity of the Scope of the CISG
115
C. Legal Classification
116
1.
Articles
1
through
4
and Classification
117
a. Contract
-
Consideration?
117
b. Place of Business?
118
с
Sale
-
The Example of eBay: Auction or Sale?
118
d. Goods
-
The Example of Software
119
2.
Substantive Classification Determining CISG Application
121
a. The Example of Article
74
and Attorneys' Fees
121
D. Gap-Filling: Article
7(2) 125
1.
Classifying Gaps
-
The Article
78
Example
125
2.
'General Principles'
-
A Big Problem?
127
3.
Otherwise Applicable Law
130
4.
UNIDROIT and PECL
-
Standard Gap Filling?
130
Chapter V
Examples of Specific Provisions: Methodology, Selection, Analysis
133
A. Structure and Introduction
134
B. Selecting Relevant Provisions
134
1.
Examination and Notification According to Articles
38
and
39 135
2.
Exceptions to the Examination and Notification
Duty: Articles
40
and
44 135
C. Briefly on German Law
136
1.
More Potential CISG Cases
136
2.
More International Sales Cases to Which the CISG Is Applied
136
3.
These Cases Are More Likely to Be Reported
137
D. Introducing the Provisions
137
E. Introducing the Problems of Uniformity of the Provisions
141
x
Table of Contents
1.
Problems of Examination and Notification
141
2.
Problems of Exceptions to the Notification Rule
143
a. Sphere of Application and Domestic Gap-Filling
143
b. Determining 'Could Not Have Been Unaware'
144
с
Determining 'Disclosed to the Buyer'
144
d. Determining 'Reasonable Excuse'
145
F. The Relationship Between Articles
38
and
39(1)
and
the Mix Up of Their
Timeframes
145
Chapter VI
Examples of Specific Provisions: Examination and Notification
149
A. Article
38
CISG and the Duty to Examine Goods
150
1.
Timeframe
-
Discernible Defects
150
a. Early Delivery
151
b. Obvious Defects
152
с
Setting Up Fixed Guidelines?
153
2.
Timeframe
-
Hidden Defects or Not Easily Discernible
Nonconformities
154
3.
Extent of Article
38
Examination
155
4.
Exemptions from Article
38
in Article
38 159
B. Article
39
CISG and the Duty to Notify of Nonconformities
162
1.
Reasonable Time in Article
39(1) 162
a. Strict Interpretations
164
b. Formulating Set Guidelines
170
(1)
The Noble Month
171
(2)
The Death of the 'Noble Month'?
177
(3) 14
Days after Delivery
-
Seven Days for Notice
178
(4) 14
Days for Notification after Discovery
181
с
The Buyer-Friendly Approach?
182
d. Reasonable Time in the Jurisconsultorium
185
2.
Specificity of Notice
187
3.
Form of Notice
190
C. Conclusions on the Uniformity of Articles
38
and
39 193
Chapter
VII
Examples of Specific Provisions: Exceptions to the Notification Rule
197
A. Sphere of Application of Article
40 197
1.
Article
40
and Convention Hierarchy
-
Articles
6
and
9 197
2.
The Role of Article
40
in Context of CISG part III
201
3.
Applying Article
40
to
39(2)
as Well as
39(1) 204
Table of
Contents xi
B.
The Determination of 'Could Not Have Been Unaware'
and its Burden of Evidence
207
1.
A Standard of Awareness as a Rule of Good Faith
208
2.
Proving 'Could Not Have Been Unaware' that the
Nonconformity Existed
211
3.
Proving 'Could Not Be Unaware' that the
Nonconformity Was Such to the Buyer
213
C. The Determination of'Disclosed to the Buyer'
218
D. The Determination of 'Reasonable Excuse'
220
E. Conclusions on the Uniformity of the Notification Rule Exceptions
224
Chapter
VIII
Conclusions on the Uniformity of the CISG
227
A. Synopsis of the Preceding Chapters
227
B. Main Conclusions
228
С
CISG: Success in Uniformity?
230
1.
Success in Global Drafting and Membership
230
2.
Success in Application
231
D. Standard of Uniformity?
232
Appendix A
Index of Authorities
235
Appendix
В
Index of International Case Law on Articles
38,39,40,
and
44
of the CISG
255
Index
281 |
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| title | Uniform application of the international sales law understanding uniformity, the global jurisconsultorium and examination and notification provisions of the CISG |
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