United Nations Convention On The Limitation Period In The International Sale Of Goods 1980 (New York, 14 June 1974/ Vienna, 11 April 1980)
(Complete - Including Amending Protocol)

PART I - Substantive Provisions

(1 - 7) Sphere of application

(8 - 12) The duration and commencement of the limitation period

(13 - 21) Cessation and extension of the limitation period

(22) Modification of the limitation period by the parties

(23) General limit of the limitation period

(24 - 25) Consequences of the expiration of the limitation period

(28 - 29) Calculation of the period

(30) International effect

PART II - Implementation

PART III - Declarations and Reservations

PART IV - Final Clauses

Final Provisions (of the 1974 Convention)

Final Provisions (of the Amending Protocol)

[Post Provisions]

[Post Clauses (If any: Signed; Witnessed; Done; Authentic Texts; & Deposited Clauses)]

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United Nations Convention On The Limitation Period In The International Sale Of Goods 1980 (New York, 14 June 1974/ Vienna, 11 April 1980) (Complete - Including Amending Protocol)

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United Nations Convention On The Limitation Period In The International Sale Of Goods 1980 (New York, 14 June 1974/ Vienna, 11 April 1980)
(Complete - Including Amending Protocol)

PART I - Substantive Provisions

(1 - 7) Sphere of application

Article 3

1. This Convention shall apply only

(a) If, at the time of the conclusion of the contract, the places of business of the parties to a contract of international sale of goods are in Contracting States; or

(b) If the rules of private international law make the law of a Contracting State applicable to the contract of sale.

2. This Convention shall not apply when the parties have expressly excluded its application.

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