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LEGISLATIVE HISTORY
CISG ANTECEDENTS
Match-up of CISG article 64 with ULIS provisions
CISG Article 64 ULIS Article 61(2)
1. The seller may declare the The seller shall not be
contract avoided: entitled to require payment
of the price by the buyer if
(a) if the failure by the buyer it is in conformity with usage
to perform any of his and reasonably possible for the
obligations under the seller to resell the goods. In
contract or this Convention that case the contract shall be
amounts to a fundamental ipso facto avoided as from the
breach of contract; or time when such resale should
be effected.
(b) if the buyer does not,
within the additional ULIS Article 62
period of time fixed by
the seller in accordance 1. Where the failure to pay the
with paragraph (1) of price at the date fixed amounts
article 63, perform his to a fundamental breach of
obligation to pay the the contract, the seller may
price or take delivery either require the buyer to pay
of the goods, or if he the price or declare the contract
declares that he will not avoided. He shall inform the
do so within the period the buyer of his decision within
so fixed. a reasonable time; otherwise the
contract shall be ipso facto avoided.
2. However, in cases where the
buyer has paid the price, the 2. Where the failure to pay the
seller loses the right to declare price at the date fixed does not
the contract avoided unless he amount to a fundamental
does so: breach of contract, the seller
may grant to the buyer an
(a) in respect of late performance additional period of time of
by the buyer, before the reasonable length. If the buyer
seller has become aware that has not paid the price at the
performance has been expiration of the additional
rendered; or period, the seller may either
require the payment of the
(b) in respect of any breach price by the buyer or, provided
other than late performance that he does so promptly,
by the buyer, within a declare the contract avoided.
reasonable time:
ULIS Article 66
(i) after the seller knew or
ought to have known 1. Where the buyer's failure to
of the breach; or take delivery of the goods in
accordance with the contract
(ii) after the expiration of amounts to a fundamental
of any additional period breach of the contract or
of time fixed by the gives the seller good grounds
seller in accordance with for fearing that the buyer will
paragraph (1) of article not pay the price, the seller
63, or after the buyer has may declare the contract
declared that he will avoided.
not perform his obligations
within such an additional
period.
2. Where the failure to take delivery of the goods does not amount
to a fundamental breach of the contract, the seller may grant to
the buyer an additional period of time of reasonable length. If the
buyer has not taken delivery of the goods at the expiration of the
additional period, the seller may declare the contract avoided,
provided that he does so promptly.
ULIS Article 70
1. If the buyer fails to perform any obligations other than those
referred to in Section I and II of this Chapter, the seller may:
(a) where such failure amounts to a fundamental breach of the
contract, declare the contract avoided, provided that he
does so promptly, and claim damages in accordance
with Articles 84 to 87; or
(b) in any other case, claim damages in accordance with
Article 82.
2. The seller may also require performance by the buyer of his
obligation, unless the contract is avoided.
Pace Law School Institute of
International Commercial Law
- May 22, 2001
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