This document discusses the theory of import and export in international contracts. It explains the benefits of an International Contract of Sale and the inclusion of specific clauses. It also explores the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) and its advantages. Additionally, it covers the risk management matrix and the calculation of risk rating.

Risk Register

Creating a risk register for a procurement manager to manage risks in the supply chain

Discover the theory of import and export in international contracts, its benefits, clauses, conventions, risk management, and rating.

Import & Export Theory - Desklib

Import & Export Theory

International Trade Law - Australia

The assignment delves into the world of international trade contracts, highlighting the significance of following regulations and laws in force. It covers topics such as the Vienna Conventions, contract specificity, and optimal sales contracts with withdrawal rights. The document provides a comprehensive overview of the complexities involved in global business, emphasizing the need for careful consideration of contractual rights and responsibilities.

Finance

International Trade Contracts and Regulations

Conflicts of Law

The Contract for International Sale of Goods Treaty (CISG) governs the rules and standards for international sale of commercial goods. It impacts cross-border transactions and provides benefits such as reducing uncertainty and disputes. However, it does not apply to all legal elements of international sale of goods. Learn more about CISG on Desklib.

Nashville School of Law

Languages and Culture

Economics

Understanding the Contract for International Sale of Goods Treaty (CISG)

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

International Business Transation And Law

This document discusses the legal aspects of international business laws in relation to claiming compensation for damaged goods in carriage. It analyzes the rules and regulations of the United Nations Conventions on the Contracts for Sale of Goods (CISG), Incoterms, and the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act. The case study involves a contract for the shipment of perishable goods from the United States to Australia, where the goods were damaged due to a lightning strike during quarantine. The conclusion provides insights into the liability of the carrier and the seller in such situations.

International Business Laws: Claiming Compensation for Damaged Goods in Carriage

This article discusses the United Nation Convention on Contract for International Sale of Goods (CISG) and its application in international trade. It also analyzes a case study on breach of contract under CISG. The article explains the purpose of the treaty, its provisions, and exceptions. It identifies the issue in the case study and discusses the interpretation of Article 1 of CISG. The article concludes by stating the importance of CISG in international trade.

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International Trade Law - Australia

International Trade Contracts and Regulations

Understanding the Contract for International Sale of Goods Treaty (CISG)

International Business Transation And Law

International Business Laws: Claiming Compensation for Damaged Goods in Carriage

International Law