Bonell, Michael Joachim.
UNIDROIT Principles in Practice : Caselaw and Bibliography on the Principles Commercial Contracts. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (718 pages)
Intro -- Preface to the Second Edition -- Introduction to the First Edition -- Acknowledgments to the First Edition -- PART I LIST OF CASES BY DATE LIST OF CASES BY ADJUDICATING COURT GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY -- LIST OF CASES BY DATE -- LIST OF CASES BY ADJUDICATING COURT -- GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY -- UNIDROIT Principles in General -- UNIDROIT Principles and Similar Projects -- UNIDROIT Principles and International Commercial Arbitration -- PART II TEXT OF THE UNIDROIT PRINCIPLES & OFFICIAL COMMENTS ISSUES & CASES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY -- Preamble (Purpose of the Principles) -- CHAPTER 1: GENERAL PROVISIONS -- Article 1.1 (Freedom of contract) -- Article 1.2 (No form required) -- Article 1.3 (Binding character of contract) -- Article 1.4 (Mandatory rules) -- Article 1.5 (Exclusion or modification by the parties) -- Article 1.6 (Interpretation and supplementation of the Principles) -- Article 1.7 (Good faith and fair dealing) -- Article 1.8 (Inconsistent behaviour) -- Article 1.9 (Usages and practices) -- Article 1.10 (Notice) -- Article 1.11 (Definitions) -- Article 1.12 (Computation of time set by parties) -- CHAPTER 2: FORMATION AND AUTHORITY OF AGENTS -- Section 1: Formation -- Article 2.1.1 (Manner of formation) -- Article 2.1.2 (Definition of offer) -- Article 2.1.3 (Withdrawal of offer) -- Article 2.1.4 (Revocation of offer) -- Article 2.1.5 (Rejection of offer) -- Article 2.1.6 (Mode of acceptance) -- Article 2.1.7 (Time of acceptance) -- Article 2.1.8 (Acceptance within a fixed period of time) -- Article 2.1.9 (Late acceptance. Delay in transmission) -- Article 2.1.10 (Withdrawal of acceptance) -- Article 2.1.11 (Modified acceptance) -- Article 2.1.12 (Writings in confirmation) -- Article 2.1.13 (Conclusion of contract dependent on agreement on specific matters or in a particular form) -- Article 2.1.14 (Contract with terms deliberately left open). Article 2.1.15 (Negotiations in bad faith) -- Article 2.1.16 (Duty of confidentiality) -- Article 2.1.17 (Merger clauses) -- Article 2.1.18 (Modification in a particular form) -- Article 2.1.19 (Contracting under standard terms) -- Article 2.1.20 (Surprising terms) -- Article 2.1.21 (Conflict between standard terms and non-standard terms) -- Article 2.1.22 (Battle of forms) -- Section 2: Authority of agents -- Article 2.2.1 (Scope of the Section) -- Article 2.2.2 (Establishment and scope of the authority of the agent) -- Article 2.2.3 (Agency disclosed) -- Article 2.2.4 (Agency undisclosed) -- Article 2.2.5 (Agent acting without or exceeding its authority) -- Article 2.2.6 (Liability of agent acting without or exceeding its authority) -- Article 2.2.7 (Conflict of interests) -- Article 2.2.8 (Sub-agency) -- Article 2.2.9 (Ratification) -- Article 2.2.10 (Termination of authority) -- CHAPTER 3: VALIDITY -- Article 3.1 (Matters not covered) -- Article 3.2 (Validity of mere agreement) -- Article 3.3 (Initial impossibility) -- Article 3.4 (Definition of mistake) -- Article 3.5 (Relevant mistake) -- Article 3.6 (Error in expression or transmission) -- Article 3.7 (Remedies for non-performance) -- Article 3.8 (Fraud) -- Article 3.9 (Threat) -- Article 3.10 (Gross disparity) -- Article 3.11 (Third persons) -- Article 3.12 (Confirmation) -- Article 3.13 (Loss of right to avoid) -- Article 3.14 (Notice of avoidance) -- Article 3.15 (Time limits) -- Article 3.16 (Partial avoidance) -- Article 3.17 (Retroactive effect of avoidance) -- Article 3.18 (Damages) -- Article 3.19 (Mandatory character of the provisions) -- Article 3.20 (Unilateral declarations) -- CHAPTER 4: INTERPRETATION -- Article 4.1 (Intention of the parties) -- Article 4.2 (Interpretation of statements and other conduct) -- Article 4.3 (Relevant circumstances). Article 4.4 (Reference to contract or statement as a whole) -- Article 4.5 (All terms to be given effect) -- Article 4.6 (Contra proferentem rule) -- Article 4.7 (Linguistic discrepancies) -- Article 4.8 (Supplying an omitted term) -- CHAPTER 5: CONTENT AND THIRD PARTY RIGHTS -- Section 1: Content -- Article 5.1.1 (Express and implied obligations) -- Article 5.1.2 (Implied obligations) -- Article 5.1.3 (Co-operation between the parties) -- Article 5.1.4 (Duty to achieve a specific result. Duty of best efforts) -- Article 5.1.5 (Determination of kind of duty involved) -- Article 5.1.6 (Determination of quality of performance) -- Article 5.1.7 (Price determination) -- Article 5.1.8 (Contract for an indefinite period) -- Article 5.1.9 (Release by agreement) -- Section 2: Third party rights -- Article 5.2.1 (Contracts infavour of third parties) -- Article 5.2.2 (Third party identifiable) -- Article 5.2.3 (Exclusion and limitation clauses) -- Article 5.2.4 (Defences) -- Article 5.2.5 (Revocation) -- Article 5.2.6 (Renunciation) -- CHAPTER 6: PERFORMANCE -- Section 1: Performance in General -- Article 6.1.1 (Time of performance) -- Article 6.1.2 (Performance at one time or in instalments) -- Article 6.1.3 (Partial performance) -- Article 6.1.4 (Order ofperformance) -- Article 6.1.5 (Earlier performance) -- Article 6.1.6 (Place of performance) -- Article 6.1.7 (Payment by cheque or other instrument) -- Article 6.1.8 (Payment by funds transfer) -- Article 6.1.9 (Currency ofpayment) -- Article 6.1.10 (Currency not expressed) -- Article 6.1.11 (Costs of performance) -- Article 6.1.12 (Imputation of payments) -- Article 6.1.13 (Imputation of non-monetary obligations) -- Article 6.1.14 (Application for public permission) -- Article 6.1.15 (Procedure in applying for permission) -- Article 6.1.16 (Permission neither granted nor refused). Article 6.1.17 (Permission refused) -- Section 2: Hardship -- Article 6.2.1 (Contract to be observed) -- Article 6.2.2 (Definition of hardship) -- Article 6.2.3 (Effects of hardship) -- CHAPTER 7: NON-PERFORMANCE -- Section 1: Non-performance in general -- Article 7.1.1 (Non-performance defined) -- Article 7.1.2 (Interference by the other party) -- Article 7.1.3 (Withholding performance) -- Article 7.1.4 (Cure by non-performing party) -- Article 7.1.5 (Additional periodfor performance) -- Article 7.1.6 (Exemption clauses) -- Article 7.1.7 (Force majeure) -- Section 2: Right to performance -- Article 7.2.1 (Performance of monetary obligation) -- Article 7.2.2 (Performance of non-monetary obligation) -- Article 7.2.3 (Repair and replacement of defective performance) -- Article 7.2.4 (Judicial penalty) -- Article 7.2.5 (Change ofremedy) -- Section 3: Termination -- Article 7.3.1 (Right to terminate the contract) -- Article 7.3.2 (Notice of termination) -- Article 7.3.3 (Anticipatory non-performance) -- Article 7.304 (Adequate assurance of due performance) -- Article 7.3.5 (Effects of termination in general) -- Article 7.3.6 (Restitution) -- Section 4: Damages -- Article 7.4.1 (Right to damages) -- Article 7.4.2 (Full compensation) -- Article 7.4.3 (Certainty of harm) -- Article 7.4.4 (Foreseeability of harm) -- Article 7.4.5 (Proof of harm in case of replacement transaction) -- Article 7.4.6 (Proof of harm by current price) -- Article 7.4.7 (Harm due in part to aggrieved party) -- Article 7.4.8 (Mitigation of harm) -- Article 7.4.9 (Interestfor failure to pay money) -- Article 7.4.10 (Interest on damages) -- Article 7.4.11 (Manner of monetary redress) -- Article 7.4.12 (Currency in which to assess damages) -- Article 7.4.13 (Agreed paymentfor non-performance) -- CHAPTER 8: SET-OFF -- Article 8.1 (Conditions of set-off). Article 8.2 (Foreign currency set-off) -- Article 8.3 (Set-off by notices -- Article 8.4 (Content of notice) -- Article 8.5 (Effect of set-off) -- CHAPTER 9: ASSIGNMENT OF RIGHTS, TRANSFER OF OBLIGATIONS, ASSIGNMENT OF CONTRACTS) -- Section 1: Assignment of rights -- Article 9.1.1 (Definitions) -- Article 9.1.2 (Exclusions) -- Article 9.1.3 (Assignability of non-monetary rights) -- Article 9.1.4 (Partial assignment) -- Article 9.1.5 (Future rights) -- Article 9.1.6 (Rights assigned without individual specification) -- Article 9.1.7 (Agreement between assignor and assignee sufficient) -- Article 9.1.8 (Obligor's additional costs) -- Article 9.1.9 (Non-assignment clauses) -- Article 9.1.10 (Notice to the obligor) -- Article 9.1.11 (Successive assignments) -- Article 9.1.12 (Adequate proofofassignment) -- Article 9.1.13 (Defences and rights of set-off) -- Article 9.1.14 (Rights related to the right assigned) -- Article 9.1.15 (Undertakings ofthe assignor) -- Section 2: Transfer of obligations -- Article 9.2.1 (Modes of transfer) -- Article 9.2.2 (Exclusion) -- Article 9.2.3 (Requirement of obligee's consent to transfer) -- Article 9.2.4 (Advance consent of obligee) -- Article 9.2.5 (Discharge of old obligor) -- Article 9.2.6 (Third party performance) -- Article 9.2.7 (Defences and rights of set-off) -- Article 9.2.8 (Rights related to the obligation transferred) -- Section 3: Assignment of contracts -- Article 9.3.1 (Definitions) -- Article 9.3.2 (Exclusion) -- Article 9.3.3 (Requirement of consent ofthe other party) -- Article 9.3.4 (Advance sonsent of the other party) -- Article 9.3.5 (Discharge of the assignor) -- Article 9.3.6 (Defences and rights of set-off) -- Article 9.3.7 (Rights transferred with the contract) -- CHAPTER 10: LIMITATION PERIODS -- Article 10.1 (Scope of the Chapter) -- Article 10.2 (Limitation periods). Article 10.3 (Modification of limitation periods by the parties).
Since fall 2006: a new, revised edition of Unidroit Principles in Practice, featuring approximately 120-130 cases. The UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contacts, published in 1994, were an entirely new approach to international contract law. Prepared by a group of eminent experts from around the world as a "restatement" of international commercial contract law, the Principles are not a binding instrument but are referred to in many legal matters. They are widely recognized now as a balanced set of rules designed for use throughout the world irrespective of the legal traditions and the economic and political conditions of the countries in which they are applied.
9789047440185
Commercial law -- Bibliography.
Commercial law -- Cases.
Contracts (International law) -- Bibliography.
Contracts (International law) -- Cases.
International Institute for the Unification of Private Law. -- Principles of international commercial contracts.
Electronic books.
K1004.53 -- .U55 2006eb
016.34607
UNIDROIT Principles in Practice : Caselaw and Bibliography on the Principles Commercial Contracts. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (718 pages)
Intro -- Preface to the Second Edition -- Introduction to the First Edition -- Acknowledgments to the First Edition -- PART I LIST OF CASES BY DATE LIST OF CASES BY ADJUDICATING COURT GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY -- LIST OF CASES BY DATE -- LIST OF CASES BY ADJUDICATING COURT -- GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY -- UNIDROIT Principles in General -- UNIDROIT Principles and Similar Projects -- UNIDROIT Principles and International Commercial Arbitration -- PART II TEXT OF THE UNIDROIT PRINCIPLES & OFFICIAL COMMENTS ISSUES & CASES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY -- Preamble (Purpose of the Principles) -- CHAPTER 1: GENERAL PROVISIONS -- Article 1.1 (Freedom of contract) -- Article 1.2 (No form required) -- Article 1.3 (Binding character of contract) -- Article 1.4 (Mandatory rules) -- Article 1.5 (Exclusion or modification by the parties) -- Article 1.6 (Interpretation and supplementation of the Principles) -- Article 1.7 (Good faith and fair dealing) -- Article 1.8 (Inconsistent behaviour) -- Article 1.9 (Usages and practices) -- Article 1.10 (Notice) -- Article 1.11 (Definitions) -- Article 1.12 (Computation of time set by parties) -- CHAPTER 2: FORMATION AND AUTHORITY OF AGENTS -- Section 1: Formation -- Article 2.1.1 (Manner of formation) -- Article 2.1.2 (Definition of offer) -- Article 2.1.3 (Withdrawal of offer) -- Article 2.1.4 (Revocation of offer) -- Article 2.1.5 (Rejection of offer) -- Article 2.1.6 (Mode of acceptance) -- Article 2.1.7 (Time of acceptance) -- Article 2.1.8 (Acceptance within a fixed period of time) -- Article 2.1.9 (Late acceptance. Delay in transmission) -- Article 2.1.10 (Withdrawal of acceptance) -- Article 2.1.11 (Modified acceptance) -- Article 2.1.12 (Writings in confirmation) -- Article 2.1.13 (Conclusion of contract dependent on agreement on specific matters or in a particular form) -- Article 2.1.14 (Contract with terms deliberately left open). Article 2.1.15 (Negotiations in bad faith) -- Article 2.1.16 (Duty of confidentiality) -- Article 2.1.17 (Merger clauses) -- Article 2.1.18 (Modification in a particular form) -- Article 2.1.19 (Contracting under standard terms) -- Article 2.1.20 (Surprising terms) -- Article 2.1.21 (Conflict between standard terms and non-standard terms) -- Article 2.1.22 (Battle of forms) -- Section 2: Authority of agents -- Article 2.2.1 (Scope of the Section) -- Article 2.2.2 (Establishment and scope of the authority of the agent) -- Article 2.2.3 (Agency disclosed) -- Article 2.2.4 (Agency undisclosed) -- Article 2.2.5 (Agent acting without or exceeding its authority) -- Article 2.2.6 (Liability of agent acting without or exceeding its authority) -- Article 2.2.7 (Conflict of interests) -- Article 2.2.8 (Sub-agency) -- Article 2.2.9 (Ratification) -- Article 2.2.10 (Termination of authority) -- CHAPTER 3: VALIDITY -- Article 3.1 (Matters not covered) -- Article 3.2 (Validity of mere agreement) -- Article 3.3 (Initial impossibility) -- Article 3.4 (Definition of mistake) -- Article 3.5 (Relevant mistake) -- Article 3.6 (Error in expression or transmission) -- Article 3.7 (Remedies for non-performance) -- Article 3.8 (Fraud) -- Article 3.9 (Threat) -- Article 3.10 (Gross disparity) -- Article 3.11 (Third persons) -- Article 3.12 (Confirmation) -- Article 3.13 (Loss of right to avoid) -- Article 3.14 (Notice of avoidance) -- Article 3.15 (Time limits) -- Article 3.16 (Partial avoidance) -- Article 3.17 (Retroactive effect of avoidance) -- Article 3.18 (Damages) -- Article 3.19 (Mandatory character of the provisions) -- Article 3.20 (Unilateral declarations) -- CHAPTER 4: INTERPRETATION -- Article 4.1 (Intention of the parties) -- Article 4.2 (Interpretation of statements and other conduct) -- Article 4.3 (Relevant circumstances). Article 4.4 (Reference to contract or statement as a whole) -- Article 4.5 (All terms to be given effect) -- Article 4.6 (Contra proferentem rule) -- Article 4.7 (Linguistic discrepancies) -- Article 4.8 (Supplying an omitted term) -- CHAPTER 5: CONTENT AND THIRD PARTY RIGHTS -- Section 1: Content -- Article 5.1.1 (Express and implied obligations) -- Article 5.1.2 (Implied obligations) -- Article 5.1.3 (Co-operation between the parties) -- Article 5.1.4 (Duty to achieve a specific result. Duty of best efforts) -- Article 5.1.5 (Determination of kind of duty involved) -- Article 5.1.6 (Determination of quality of performance) -- Article 5.1.7 (Price determination) -- Article 5.1.8 (Contract for an indefinite period) -- Article 5.1.9 (Release by agreement) -- Section 2: Third party rights -- Article 5.2.1 (Contracts infavour of third parties) -- Article 5.2.2 (Third party identifiable) -- Article 5.2.3 (Exclusion and limitation clauses) -- Article 5.2.4 (Defences) -- Article 5.2.5 (Revocation) -- Article 5.2.6 (Renunciation) -- CHAPTER 6: PERFORMANCE -- Section 1: Performance in General -- Article 6.1.1 (Time of performance) -- Article 6.1.2 (Performance at one time or in instalments) -- Article 6.1.3 (Partial performance) -- Article 6.1.4 (Order ofperformance) -- Article 6.1.5 (Earlier performance) -- Article 6.1.6 (Place of performance) -- Article 6.1.7 (Payment by cheque or other instrument) -- Article 6.1.8 (Payment by funds transfer) -- Article 6.1.9 (Currency ofpayment) -- Article 6.1.10 (Currency not expressed) -- Article 6.1.11 (Costs of performance) -- Article 6.1.12 (Imputation of payments) -- Article 6.1.13 (Imputation of non-monetary obligations) -- Article 6.1.14 (Application for public permission) -- Article 6.1.15 (Procedure in applying for permission) -- Article 6.1.16 (Permission neither granted nor refused). Article 6.1.17 (Permission refused) -- Section 2: Hardship -- Article 6.2.1 (Contract to be observed) -- Article 6.2.2 (Definition of hardship) -- Article 6.2.3 (Effects of hardship) -- CHAPTER 7: NON-PERFORMANCE -- Section 1: Non-performance in general -- Article 7.1.1 (Non-performance defined) -- Article 7.1.2 (Interference by the other party) -- Article 7.1.3 (Withholding performance) -- Article 7.1.4 (Cure by non-performing party) -- Article 7.1.5 (Additional periodfor performance) -- Article 7.1.6 (Exemption clauses) -- Article 7.1.7 (Force majeure) -- Section 2: Right to performance -- Article 7.2.1 (Performance of monetary obligation) -- Article 7.2.2 (Performance of non-monetary obligation) -- Article 7.2.3 (Repair and replacement of defective performance) -- Article 7.2.4 (Judicial penalty) -- Article 7.2.5 (Change ofremedy) -- Section 3: Termination -- Article 7.3.1 (Right to terminate the contract) -- Article 7.3.2 (Notice of termination) -- Article 7.3.3 (Anticipatory non-performance) -- Article 7.304 (Adequate assurance of due performance) -- Article 7.3.5 (Effects of termination in general) -- Article 7.3.6 (Restitution) -- Section 4: Damages -- Article 7.4.1 (Right to damages) -- Article 7.4.2 (Full compensation) -- Article 7.4.3 (Certainty of harm) -- Article 7.4.4 (Foreseeability of harm) -- Article 7.4.5 (Proof of harm in case of replacement transaction) -- Article 7.4.6 (Proof of harm by current price) -- Article 7.4.7 (Harm due in part to aggrieved party) -- Article 7.4.8 (Mitigation of harm) -- Article 7.4.9 (Interestfor failure to pay money) -- Article 7.4.10 (Interest on damages) -- Article 7.4.11 (Manner of monetary redress) -- Article 7.4.12 (Currency in which to assess damages) -- Article 7.4.13 (Agreed paymentfor non-performance) -- CHAPTER 8: SET-OFF -- Article 8.1 (Conditions of set-off). Article 8.2 (Foreign currency set-off) -- Article 8.3 (Set-off by notices -- Article 8.4 (Content of notice) -- Article 8.5 (Effect of set-off) -- CHAPTER 9: ASSIGNMENT OF RIGHTS, TRANSFER OF OBLIGATIONS, ASSIGNMENT OF CONTRACTS) -- Section 1: Assignment of rights -- Article 9.1.1 (Definitions) -- Article 9.1.2 (Exclusions) -- Article 9.1.3 (Assignability of non-monetary rights) -- Article 9.1.4 (Partial assignment) -- Article 9.1.5 (Future rights) -- Article 9.1.6 (Rights assigned without individual specification) -- Article 9.1.7 (Agreement between assignor and assignee sufficient) -- Article 9.1.8 (Obligor's additional costs) -- Article 9.1.9 (Non-assignment clauses) -- Article 9.1.10 (Notice to the obligor) -- Article 9.1.11 (Successive assignments) -- Article 9.1.12 (Adequate proofofassignment) -- Article 9.1.13 (Defences and rights of set-off) -- Article 9.1.14 (Rights related to the right assigned) -- Article 9.1.15 (Undertakings ofthe assignor) -- Section 2: Transfer of obligations -- Article 9.2.1 (Modes of transfer) -- Article 9.2.2 (Exclusion) -- Article 9.2.3 (Requirement of obligee's consent to transfer) -- Article 9.2.4 (Advance consent of obligee) -- Article 9.2.5 (Discharge of old obligor) -- Article 9.2.6 (Third party performance) -- Article 9.2.7 (Defences and rights of set-off) -- Article 9.2.8 (Rights related to the obligation transferred) -- Section 3: Assignment of contracts -- Article 9.3.1 (Definitions) -- Article 9.3.2 (Exclusion) -- Article 9.3.3 (Requirement of consent ofthe other party) -- Article 9.3.4 (Advance sonsent of the other party) -- Article 9.3.5 (Discharge of the assignor) -- Article 9.3.6 (Defences and rights of set-off) -- Article 9.3.7 (Rights transferred with the contract) -- CHAPTER 10: LIMITATION PERIODS -- Article 10.1 (Scope of the Chapter) -- Article 10.2 (Limitation periods). Article 10.3 (Modification of limitation periods by the parties).
Since fall 2006: a new, revised edition of Unidroit Principles in Practice, featuring approximately 120-130 cases. The UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contacts, published in 1994, were an entirely new approach to international contract law. Prepared by a group of eminent experts from around the world as a "restatement" of international commercial contract law, the Principles are not a binding instrument but are referred to in many legal matters. They are widely recognized now as a balanced set of rules designed for use throughout the world irrespective of the legal traditions and the economic and political conditions of the countries in which they are applied.
9789047440185
Commercial law -- Bibliography.
Commercial law -- Cases.
Contracts (International law) -- Bibliography.
Contracts (International law) -- Cases.
International Institute for the Unification of Private Law. -- Principles of international commercial contracts.
Electronic books.
K1004.53 -- .U55 2006eb
016.34607