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INTERNATIONAL SALE OF GOODS: THE OBLIGATION TO RENEGOTIATE IN THE CASE OF SUPERVENING CHANGE IN CIRCUMSTANCE

Authors

Rodrigo Momberg Uribe
Universidad Austral de Chile.

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Keywords

hardship, unforeseen contingencies, negotiation, contracts, Vienna Convention on International Sale of Goods

Abstract

The paper analyzes the obligation to renegotiate a contract in the case of hardship or supervening change in circumstance from the perspective of the uniform law of the Vienna Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and specifically the application of the Unidroit principles on International Commercial Contracts contained in Article 7(2) of said convention on the integration of those principles. The paper concludes that such an approach is appropriate and serves as an attractive option for domestic Chilean law in this field.

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DOI

https://doi.org/10.32995/S0718-80722012210

Published

September 20, 2019

Issue

No. 18 (2012): Julio - 2012

Section

Artículos de Doctrina

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Momberg Uribe, R. (2019). INTERNATIONAL SALE OF GOODS: THE OBLIGATION TO RENEGOTIATE IN THE CASE OF SUPERVENING CHANGE IN CIRCUMSTANCE. Revista Chilena De Derecho Privado, (18). https://doi.org/10.32995/S0718-80722012210

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