ANNOTATED TEXT OF CISG
Article 92

(2) A Contracting State which makes a declaration in accordance with the preceding paragraph in respect of Part II or Part III of this Convention is not to be considered a Contracting State within paragraph (1) of article 1 of this Convention in respect of matters governed by the Part to which the declaration applies.

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• Chronology of development of Article 92 at the 1980 Vienna Diplomatic Conference

• For further information on CISG case law (material not in this database), go to Unilex: click for a description of the contents of this service. Also of considerable utility are the compendium of case citations and the CISG bibliography contained in Michael R. Will, Twenty Years of International Sales Law Under the CISG: International Bibliography and Case Law Digest, Kluwer Law International (2000). Prof. Will's materials are presented on the CD-Rom edition of the database.

• Selected monographs and anthologies (English language)

• Comments on Article 92 from 1999 text by John O. Honnold [U.S.] [available in CD-ROM edition only]

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• Selected law journal articles and other commentaries

• Harry M. Flechtner [U.S.], excerpt from The Several Texts of the CISG in a Decentralized System: Observations on Translations, Reservations and other Challenges to the Uniformity Principle in Article 7(1), 17 Journal of Law and Commerce (1998) 187-217

• Joseph M. Lookofsky [United States/Denmark], Alive and Well in Scandinavia: CISG Part II [discussing Art. 92 reservation and commenting on 1998 Danish Court of Appeals decision], 18 Journal of Law and Commerce (1999) 289-299

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• Go to Annotated Text of Article 1 [Basic rules of applicability: internationality; relation to Contracting State]

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