Примеры использования Cisg на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cases relating to the CISG.
The CISG is accompanied by an explanatory note.
The Court of Appeal also applied CISG, article 77.
This meant the CISG did not apply to the dispute.
The buyer claimed damages under article 74 CISG.
Official(English) CISG Convention text. -3.
The tribunal considered Articles 30, 33, 45, and 79 CISG.
CISG is deposited with the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Article 40 as embodying general principles underlying the CISG.
Institute of International Commercial www. cisg. law. pace. edu Law-CISG database.
The draft for a new Civil Code in Japan follows the CISG.
The lower court's reasoning relating to the CISG was not challenged by the appellant.
This case involved the calculation of damages under the CISG.
English case outline available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu, stating that the buyer has the burden of proving that it gave notice by telephone.
Article 40 as embodying general principles underlying the cisg 16.
Asante Technologies v. PMC-Sierra,also available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu; Tribunal de Commerce Namur, Belgium, 15 January 2002, available on the Internet at www. law. kuleuven. be.
The court rejected the decision anddirected the first instance court to apply the CISG.
Rechtbank Rotterdam, the Netherlands, 12 July 2001,English translation available at www. cisg. law. pace. edu; Hoge Raad, the Netherlands, 7 November 1997, Unilex; CLOUT case No.52 Fovárosi Biróság Hungary 24 March 1992.
The court held that the contract claims in the plaintiff's complaint were governed by the CISG.
Compare Oberlandesgericht Rostock, Germany, 25 September 2002,English translation available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu seller sufficiently disclosed the lack of conformity in documents that accompanied the delivery of the goods.
Cases relating to the united nations convention on contracts for the international sale of goods cisg.
Compare Oberlandesgericht Schleswig, Germany, 22 August 2002,English translation available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu livestock had to be examined immediately after delivery because of the possibility of rapid change in their condition.
To similar effect, Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Russian Federation, 23 March 2005,English translation available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu.
Chambre Arbitrale de Paris, France, 2007,available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu seller was not liable under article 35 CISG because the buyer knew of the non-standard quality of the cargo and could have been aware of the cargo's condition by carrying out inspections.
Paragraph 18; Note to Secretariat Commentary on article 38(article 36 of the draft Convention)available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu. 160 Thus where the buyer reasonably could have examined the goods while they were in the buyer's possession before being redispatched to the buyer's customer, article 38(3) is inapplicable.
Oberlandesgericht Celle, Gemany, 24 July 2009,English translation available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu(applying Council Regulation(EC) No 44/2001 of 22 December 2000 on Jurisdiction and the Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters); Kantonsgericht Zug, Switzerland, 11 December 2003, English abstract available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu.
See, for example, CLOUT case No. 1203[Rechtbank Breda, Netherlands, 16 January 2009],English translation available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu(where goods were perishable fruit, the buyer was obliged to examine them before they were shipped to its customers); CLOUT case No. 541[Oberster Gerichtshof, Austria, 14 January 2002] see full text of the decision.
Regional Court Zilina, Slovakia, 25 October 2007,English translation available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu(packaging of goods made it difficult to examine goods before resale, and thus buyer was not required to examine goods immediately upon delivery); CLOUT case No. 81[Oberlandesgericht Düsseldorf, Germany, 10 February 1994](see full text of the decision); CLOUT case No. 251 Handelsgericht des Kantons Zürich, Switzerland, 30 November 1998.
CLOUT case No. 867[Tribunale di Forlì, Italy, 11 December 2008],English translation available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu; CLOUT case No. 651[Tribunale di Padova, Italy, 11 January 2005](see full text of the decision); Tribunale di Padova, Italy, 25 February 2004, English translation available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu.
CLOUT case No. 1029[Cour d'appel Rennes, France, 27 May 2008],English translation available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu; Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Russian Federation, 6 June 2003, English translation available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu; Tribunal of International Commercial Arbitration at the Russian Federation Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Russian Federation, 17 February 2003, English translation available on the Internet at www. cisg. law. pace. edu.