Ahmet Galip KaplanStreitbeilegung in der internationalen Handelsschiedsgerichtsbarkeit auf der materiellen Grundlage des UN-Kaufrechts

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The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (UN-Sales Law, CISG) plays a pivotal role in establishing standardised rules for international trade. International commercial arbitration represents an important alternative means of enforcing these rules and resolving disputes. This book analyses the CISG in the context of international commercial arbitration, which is a growing trend.

The initial section of the book is dedicated to the resolution of disputes that arise from contracts for the sale of goods through arbitration. It elucidates the nature of commercial arbitration and its procedural framework, the CISG's approach to jurisdiction, the interrelationship between the CISG and arbitration agreements, and the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards.

The subsequent section delves more deeply into the realm of substantive law. This section examines the application of the CISG in arbitration proceedings, the substantive rules introduced by the CISG and the types of disputes between the parties that are reflected in arbitration proceedings in this context. It also demonstrates the extent to which arbitral awards can achieve a uniform application of the CISG by analysing arbitration cases. Although the CISG is designed to ensure uniformity in the application of sales law, it is still the subject of ongoing debate and the subject of arbitration and court decisions that have reached conflicting conclusions.