– Interpretation of the parties’ agreement;
– The role of practices established between the parties, and of international usages;
– The features, duration and revocability of offers;
– The manner, timing and effectiveness of acceptances of offers;
– The effect of attempts to add or change terms in an acceptance;
– Modifications to international sales contracts;
– The seller’s obligations with respect to the quality of the goods as well as the time and place for delivery;
– The place and date for payment;
– The buyer’s obligations to take delivery, to examine delivered goods, and to give notice of any claimed lack of conformity;
– The buyer’s remedies for breach of contract by the seller, including rights to demand delivery, to require repair or replacement of non-conforming goods, to avoid the contract, to recover damages, and to reduce the price for non-conforming goods;
– The seller’s remedies for breach of contract by the buyer, including rights to require the buyer to take delivery and/or pay the price, to avoid the contract, and to recover damages;
– Passing of risk in the goods sold;
– Anticipatory breach of contract;
– Recovery of interest on sums in arrears;
– Exemption from liability for failure to perform, including force majeure;
– Obligations to preserve goods that are to be sent or returned to the other party.