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I. History I. History
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II. General II. General
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III. The Preamble in detail III. The Preamble in detail
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1. New International Economic Order (paragraph 1) 1. New International Economic Order (paragraph 1)
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2. Development of international trade (paragraph 2) 2. Development of international trade (paragraph 2)
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3. Uniform rules to promote international trade (paragraph 3) 3. Uniform rules to promote international trade (paragraph 3)
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Abstract
This chapter covers the preamble for the application of the CISG. The intentions of the drafters of the Preamble provide guidance in regard to the often difficult task to interpret the CISG in a manner promoting ‘good faith in international trade’ (Article 7(1)). An interpretation of the Convention’s rules under Article 7(1) must therefore ultimately lead to results which are in conformity with the intentions of their drafters and the spirit of the Convention as laid down and embodied in the Preamble. Whether the Preamble may also be of use for gap-filling under Article 7(2) for determining the general principles on which the Convention is based is disputed but, according to the chapter, is to be answered in the affirmative. Indeed, as the chapter shows, the CISG expressly provides that gaps are first of all to be filled by resorting to ‘the general principles on which it is based’.
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