International sale of goods: effects of failure to notify by the receiving party within the time limit of non-conformity on the goods in the light of the Vienna Convention of 11th April 1980
Keywords:
international sale of goods contract, Vienna Convention 11th April 1980, buyer’s obligations in international sale of goods contracts, deadline to communicate the party’s disagreement on the reception of international goods
Abstract
This work analyzes the most controversial issues of Private International Law in the
sentence issued by the Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court number 2282/2020, of July the 6th, solving the appeal in cassation filed by the Spanish company Ingeniería y Tratamiento de Valorización S.L, The German company Econ Industries GMBH was the party appealed against, in which the interpretation of the United Nations Convention of 11th April 1980 on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods was raised, which, in order to exercise the rights it recognizes for the buyer, imposes on it the burden of communicating to the seller both the lack of conformity with the goods received and the termination of the contract “within a reasonable time”.
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Published
2021-03-08
How to Cite
Gómez Ferreres, M. (2021). International sale of goods: effects of failure to notify by the receiving party within the time limit of non-conformity on the goods in the light of the Vienna Convention of 11th April 1980. CUADERNOS DE DERECHO TRANSNACIONAL, 13(1), 898-909. https://doi.org/10.20318/cdt.2021.5999
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