Martin Davies and David V. Snyder
1. An Introduction to International Sales Transactions and the Laws Governing Them
2. Governing Law
3. Negotiation, Formation, Terms, and Interpretation
4. The Goods
5. Delivery and the Passing of Risk
6. Payments, Credit and Performance Guarantees
7. Excused Performance
When Circumstances Change
8. Remedies
Index
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Martin Davies is the Admiralty Law Institute Professor of Maritime Law and Director of the Maritime Law Center at Tulane University Law School. He has taught maritime law, international trade law, and international dispute resolution in five different countries, and has lectured in many more.
He has extensive experience as a consultant to law firms in several different countries, advising on many practical aspects of international commercial transactions. David V. Snyder is Professor of Law and Director of the Business Law Program at American University Washington College of Law. He has
taught common law and civil law courses including contracts, sales, secured transactions, bankruptcy, payment systems, international sales, civil law obligations, civil law sales and leases, and electronic commerce. In addition to his experience as practicing lawyer and law professor, he is well
versed in the law of civil law countries and the comparative method, having been a visiting professor in France and Germany. He has experience in private legal practice in the litigation and arbitration of international and domestic business disputes, including matters involving contract issues,
high technology, cable television, patents, intellectual property, international trade, insurance coverage, and appellate litigation.
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