UN convention on Sale of Goods

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

have a client contract that's looking to deliberately disclaim this and waive any rights upon...

 

Immediately suspicious. What I know of it I can't think why, so I'm striking it out.

 

But does anyone actually have any decent - layman's - understanding of this & why the client would want it struck that they can impart here?

[Jonesy]

have a client contract that's looking to deliberately disclaim this and waive any rights upon...

 

Immediately suspicious. What I know of it I can't think why, so I'm striking it out.

 

But does anyone actually have any decent - layman's - understanding of this & why the client would want it struck that they can impart here?

 

Get a lawyer ...get a good lawyer.....and remember this simple rule ...If it fits up yer a*** hide it somewhere else.

[boohog]

have a client contract that's looking to deliberately disclaim this and waive any rights upon...

 

Immediately suspicious. What I know of it I can't think why, so I'm striking it out.

 

But does anyone actually have any decent - layman's - understanding of this & why the client would want it struck that they can impart here?

 

Depends - has the country they are incorporated in ratified it? If not its understandable.

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

yes - client is a blue chip in the US, the US ratified it

 

I just struck the f***** out, partly to see what they do and also if it's a UN convention it's probably a good thing

[boohog]

yes - client is a blue chip in the US, the US ratified it

 

I just struck the f***** out, partly to see what they do and also if it's a UN convention it's probably a good thing

 

As I understand it, a contract between two countries that have ratified it dont need to contain the clause. It applies in any event unless strictly disapplied within the contract. Might as well push to put it back in anyway.

[Kvarme Ate My Food]

As I understand it, a contract between two countries that have ratified it dont need to contain the clause. It applies in any event unless strictly disapplied within the contract. Might as well push to put it back in anyway.

 

It's the disapplication that he's struck out isn't it?

[Sir Tokyo Sexwale]

yes

 

ie implicitly including it

[boohog]

yes

 

ie implicitly including it

 

They would need to give you a pretty good reason why then.