TY  - BOOK
AU  - Bonell,Michael Joachim
TI  - UNIDROIT Principles in Practice: Caselaw and Bibliography on the Principles Commercial Contracts
SN  - 9789047440185
AV  - K1004.53 -- .U55 2006eb 
U1  - 016.34607 
PY  - 2006///
CY  - Leiden
PB  - BRILL
KW  - Commercial law -- Bibliography
KW  - Commercial law -- Cases
KW  - Contracts (International law) -- Bibliography
KW  - Contracts (International law) -- Cases
KW  - International Institute for the Unification of Private Law. -- Principles of international commercial contracts
KW  - Electronic books
N1  - 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)
N2  - 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
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