A Uniform Law on International Sales of Goods

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A UNIFORM LAW ON INTERNATIONAL SALES OF GOODS the cmea general conditions As international trade is still governed by divergent national laws, a circumstance which is a serious obstacle to the smooth flow of international trade, recently the various international organizations have spent much effort to find solutions, that is uniform laws, to facilitate business. Parallel with endeavours United Nations' bodies (UNCITRAL) have made to this end, the CMEA countries have also elaborated the general conditions of delivery of goods (GCDG) to come into effect on 1 January 1976. The chapter on the legal tasks connected with the Complex Program of CMEA integration, and the text of the GCDG are given in the Appendices of the present book. The main part of the volume has been aimed at interpreting the GCDG as a uniform law of trade between CMEA countries, with due regard to other attempts at, and schemes of, unification now in progress all over the world. While comparing the concurrent trends... Tovább

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A UNIFORM LAW ON INTERNATIONAL SALES OF GOODS the cmea general conditions As international trade is still governed by divergent national laws, a circumstance which is a serious obstacle to the smooth flow of international trade, recently the various international organizations have spent much effort to find solutions, that is uniform laws, to facilitate business. Parallel with endeavours United Nations' bodies (UNCITRAL) have made to this end, the CMEA countries have also elaborated the general conditions of delivery of goods (GCDG) to come into effect on 1 January 1976. The chapter on the legal tasks connected with the Complex Program of CMEA integration, and the text of the GCDG are given in the Appendices of the present book. The main part of the volume has been aimed at interpreting the GCDG as a uniform law of trade between CMEA countries, with due regard to other attempts at, and schemes of, unification now in progress all over the world. While comparing the concurrent trends on a worldwide scale, the author analyzes the different solutions in the various CMEA countries, pointing out at the same time the main directions of further possible development in the theory and practice actually followed by the states involved. The book, first to survey this topical field, is the more interesting since it includes hints at modifications likely to ensue in the GCDG from 1 January 1976. Vissza