International Sale Of Goods — Canada — Northwest Territories law | Esheria

International Sale Of Goods

This provision defines the Convention, requires the Minister to request Canada to extend it to the Territories, and says the Convention takes effect in the Territories when it took effect in Canada, with publication of the start date in the Gazette.

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Jurisdiction
Canada — Northwest Territories
Instrument
Act or statute
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Official source
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avoidance buyer remedies contract formation cross-border sales damages delivery depositary and declarations inspection interest payment preservation of goods publication refunds risk of loss sale of preserved goods seller remedies storage

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About this statute

This provision defines the Convention, requires the Minister to request Canada to extend it to the Territories, and says the Convention takes effect in the Territories when it took effect in Canada, with publication of the start date in the Gazette. This provision sets buyer and seller remedies and duties for non-performance, payment, delivery, notice, price reduction, avoidance, damages, interest, and risk of loss. The seller, buyer, or other party must preserve goods, account for benefits or proceeds, and pay or retain reasonable expenses in specified sales-remedy situations.