International Trade Conventions and Their Effectiveness : : Present and Future.

• Superior document: Nijhoff Law Specials Series ; v.13
• Author: Kaczorowska, Alina.
• Place / Publishing House: Boston : : BRILL,, 2024.; ©1995.
• Year of Publication: 2024
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Series: Nijhoff Law Specials Series
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (0 pages)

Table of Contents

• Intro
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Table of Contents
• Periodicals - Abbreviations
• Treaties and International Documents
• Table of Cases
• Books and Reports
• Articles
• General Introduction
• Part I. The Effectiveness of Substantive Unified Rules in the Light of Conflict of Law Rules
• Chapter I. Certainty Mingled with Injustice or the Universal Approach Introduced by the Uniform Sales Laws
• Introduction
• Section I. Spatial Scope of Application of ULIS
• 1. Erga Omnes Application of the Uniform Sales Law
• 2. Reservations
• Section II. ULIS and Conflict of Law Rules
• 1. Exceptions to Article 2 of ULIS
• 2. Legal Nature of the Rules Which Delimit the Spatial Scope of Application of the Uniform Sales Law
• Conclusion
• Chapter II. Submission of CISG to the Conflict of Law Rules or Uncertainty in Quest for Justice
• Introduction
• Section I. The CISG and National Conflict of Law Rules
• 1. The Enlargement of the Spatial Scope of Application of CISG by Means of Conflict of Law Rules
• 2. Impact of Article 95 on the Application of CISG
• Section II. The UN Convention of 1980 and Unified Conflict of Law Rules
• 1. Material and Formal Compatibility Between the UN Convention of 1980 and the New Hague Convention of 1986
• 2. The Failure of the 1986 Hague Convention
• Conclusion
• Part II. Effectiveness of Unified Laws: Present and Future
• Chapter III. Effectiveness of Unified Rules: Present
• Introduction
• Section I. Uniform Interpretation of Substantive Unified Rules in the Light of CISG
• 1. General Directives of Interpretation of OSG
• 2. Specific Directives of Interpretation of CISG
• Section II. The Effectiveness of Unified Conflict of Law Rules
• 1. A New Perception of the Unification of Conflict of Law Rules
• 2. The Ex Officio Application of Foreign Law
• Conclusion.
• Chapter IV. The Effectiveness of Unified Rules: Future
• Introduction
• Section I. Party Autonomy Revisited
• 1. The New Perception of Party Autonomy
• 2. Internationally Binding Mandatory Rules
• Section II. The Principle of Good Faith
• 1. The Principle of Good Faith in Municipal Laws
• 2. The Principle of Good Faith in International Trade Law
• Conclusion
• General Conclusion
• Index.