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LEGISLATIVE HISTORY

Legislative history of CISG article 41: Match-up with 1978 Draft to assess relevance of Secretariat Commentary


1978 Draft article 39(1) CISG article 41 The seller must deliver goods which The seller must deliver goods which are free from any right or claim of are free from any right or claim of a a third party, other than one based third party, unless the buyer agreed to on industrial or intellectual property, take the goods subject to that right or unless the buyer agreed to take the claim. However, if such right or claim goods subject to that right or claim. is based on industrial property or other intellectual property, the seller's obligation is governed by article 42.

Editorial comments

The essence of 1978 Draft article 39(1) and CISG article 41 is the same except that CISG article 41 refers to "industrial property or other intellectual property" rather than "industrial or intellectual property". The Secretariat Commentary on 1978 Draft article 39(1) should therefore be relevant to the interpretation of CISG article 41.


Pace Law School Institute of International Commercial Law - Last updated July 12, 1999
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