The penalty for the seller's breach of delivery in the international sale of goods contract in light of the Vienna Convention of 1980: A comparative study by Dr. Hussam Sayed Abdel Rahim

The penalty for the seller's breach of delivery in the international sale of goods contract in light of the Vienna Convention 1980 - a comparative study This book presents a legal analytical study on the penalty for the seller's breach of delivery in light of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods Vienna 1980. It is a comparative study of the provisions of penalties (specific performance – rescission – compensation – reduction of price) in national legislations belonging to different legal systems such as Egyptian and English law, with reference to the stance of Islamic jurisprudence. It is supported by judicial precedents from court rulings and arbitration decisions related to UNCITRAL texts, known as Clout. There is no doubt that this will reflect on the national judiciary by benefiting from international judicial precedents, especially following Saudi Arabia's accession to the convention, and the issuance of the Civil Transactions System during the same period. Thus, the international sale of goods becomes an integral part of the Saudi systems, and the national judge is obliged to apply its provisions if the other conditions are met.