Contracts For International Sale of Goods

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This research paper deals with the relevance of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) to international trade relationships and practices between the United States and Mexico. CISG was intended to provide a common legal framework which would promote the development of international trade. Prior to the adoption of CISG and its ratification by the United States and Mexico, trade between the two countries lacked such a framework.

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"CISG and U.S.-Mexican Trade
This research paper deals with the relevance of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) to international trade relationships and practices between the United States and Mexico. CISG was intended to provide a common legal framework which would promote the development of international trade. Prior to the adoption of CISG and its ratification by the United States and Mexico, trade between the two countries lacked such a framework. The approach taken in this essay is to state the principal criticisms of CISG and to analyze their validity or invalidity in the context of the actual course of Mexican-American trade, including the case law under which CISG has been interpreted by various courts. The conclusions are: (1) CISG has played only a very marginal role in..."

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