International and Comparative Law-But What If... 3 pieces of heavy equipment fro

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International and Comparative Law-But What If... 3 pieces of heavy equipment from Consolidated confirmation order in which it agreed to Canada. The confimeation order contained a clouse stating All dispures between the partes will be governed by the Convention on the International Sale of Goods the equipment at its factory in Deerbom and deliwer the equipment to 3C at irs factory in Soult Ste Marie, Ontario, 2. But what if the facts of the case were different? Select each set of facts below that could affect the applicabliry of the CISG The confirmation order stated that All disputes between the partes wil be governed by U.S. law.

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The various provisions of Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) include Acceptance is generally effective only upon receipt, No parol evidence rule, No required writing, etc. In the given case, the following would affect applicability of CISG: 3C is a corporation organized in the United Kingdom, and the heavy equipment was to be delivered to its factory located in Leeds, United Kingdom. The sale did not involve heavy equipment to 3C but rather concerned goods sold to individuals for personal or household use. The sale involved two pieces of heavy equipment and associated maintenance services with the majority of the price attributable to the maintenance services. Option 1, 3 and 4 are correct

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