Примеры использования Convention's sphere of application на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Franchise agreements as well fall outside the Convention's sphere of application.
The Convention's sphere of application is limited to contracts for the international sale of goods.
This provision identifies an exhaustive list1 of sales that are excluded from the Convention's sphere of application.
Although the sale of electricity is excluded from the Convention's sphere of application, the Convention has been applied by a court in the sale of gas.
Thus, the sale of a car ora recreational trailer bought for personal use falls outside the Convention's sphere of application.
This provision makes clear that the Convention's sphere of application extends to some contracts that include acts in addition to the supply of goods.1.
If the goods are purchased by an individual for a commercial or professional purpose,the sale does not fall outside the Convention's sphere of application.
According to Art. 2(a), a sale falls outside the Convention's sphere of application if it relates to goods which at the time of the conclusion of the contract are intended to be used personally, in the family or in the household.
It is on this basis that a court decided that a contract asking for a market study did not fall under the Convention's sphere of application.
On the other hand, a contract for the dismantling andsale of a second-hand hangar was considered to fall within the Convention's sphere of application on the grounds that the value of the dismantling amounted only to 25 per cent of the total value of the contract.
To determine whether the Convention applies in a given case, it is, however, equally important to look to other provisions which also help to define the Convention's sphere of application.
The sale on judicial or administrative execution orotherwise by authority of law is excluded from the Convention's sphere of application as such sales are normally governed by mandatory laws of the State under whose authority the execution is made.
However, sales of parts of ships, vessels, aircraft, and hovercraft-including essential components,such as engines36-may be governed by the Convention since exclusions from the Convention's sphere of application must be interpreted restrictively.
However, the sale of parts of ships, vessels, aircraft, and hovercrafts falls under the Convention's sphere of application, even where these are essential, such as engines,since the exclusions from the Convention's sphere of application have to be interpreted restrictively.
Unless the international community was to abandon its mission of combating that scourge in all its aspects and manifestations,his delegation believed that the activities of armed forces were one of the most important aspects of the convention's sphere of application.
The extension of the Convention's sphere of application is, however, limited insofar as paragraph 1 excludes that the contracts where the party who"buys" the goods to be manufactured or produced supplies a"substantial part" of the materials necessary for the manufacture or production of the goods can be considered a contract for the sale of goods.
A different-- albeit related-- issue is that of whether the buyer's supply of instructions, design specifications, etc.,compares to the buyer's supply of"material necessary" for the manufacture or production of the goods which leads to the contract's exclusion from the Convention's sphere of application.
Article 3, paragraph 2 extends the Convention's sphere of application to also cover contracts pursuant to which the seller undertakes to supply labour or other services alongside the obligations to deliver the goods, transfer the property and hand over the documents, as long as the supply of labour or services does not constitute the"preponderant part" of the seller's obligation.
In this respect, it is worth pointing to articles 2 and 3,which respectively narrow and extend the Convention's substantive sphere of application.
Article 3 contains a special rule which extends-- within certain limits-- the Convention's substantive sphere of application to contracts for the sale of goods to be manufactured or produced as well as to contracts pursuant to which the seller is also bound to deliver labour or services.
The first issue to be decided before examining the Convention's substantive, international and territorial sphere of application is that of its relationship to the private international law rules of the forum.
Developments in the sphere of application of the convention 1- 7 3.
As for the Convention's temporal sphere of application, it is defined by article 100.
Whereas the sale of computer hardware clearly falls within the sphere of application of the Convention, the same cannot be said about software.
Translation of title of the article: Sphere of application of the United Nations Sales Convention.
The Working Group agreed that it should consider articles 2-4, dealing with the sphere of application of the draft convention, and articles 5(Definitions) and 6(Interpretation), at its fortieth session.
In this regard, the Convention makes the spatial sphere of application conditional on the places of business of the parties being located in different States and, if the parties are Contracting States, the Convention will be directly applicable.
The Working Group took note of the general comments made on those issues anddecided to revert to them when considering the provisions dealing with the sphere of application of the draft convention at its fortieth session.
On the other hand, the sphere of application of any future comprehensive convention should not be so narrow as to exclude acts of violence that displayed all the characteristics of the crime of terrorism.
To adapt the Convention to meet the particular requirements of aircraft finance and to extend the sphere of application of the Convention to include contracts of sale of aircraft equipment.