Convention on Agency in the International Sale of Goods (Geneva, 17 February 1983)

CHAPTER I - Sphere Of Application And General Provisions

CHAPTER II - Establishment And Scope Of The Authority Of The Agent

CHAPTER III - Legal Effects Of Acts Carried Out By The Agent

CHAPTER IV - Termination Of The Authority Of The Agent

CHAPTER V - Final Provisions

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Convention on Agency in the International Sale of Goods (Geneva, 17 February 1983)

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Convention on Agency in the International Sale of Goods (Geneva, 17 February 1983)

CHAPTER I - Sphere Of Application And General Provisions

Article 1

1. This Convention applies where, one person, the agent, has authority or purports to have authority on behalf of another person, the principal, to conclude a contract of sale of goods with a third party.

2. It governs not only the conclusion of such a contract by the agent but also any act undertaken by him for the purpose of concluding that contract or in relation to its performance.

3. It is concerned only with relations between the principal or the agent on the one hand, and the third party on the other.

4. It applies irrespective of whether the agent acts in his own name or in that of the principal.

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