Macromex Srl. V. Globex international Inc.
"Managing Contract Issues in Business at Home and Abroad" Please respond to the following:
Imagine you are a senior manager in a U.S. manufacturing firm who procures component parts and services from various states. Analyze three (3) clauses in a potential contract that might put your company at risk if not sufficiently scrutinized prior to signing a contract. Determine whether or not you can assume that the Uniform Commercial Code will apply to the contract. Provide a rationale for your response.
From the e-Activity, discuss the major issues addressed in the case you found. Explain the contract law that the court applied to the case and why. Then, determine at least one (1) action in drafting the contract that either company to the dispute could have taken to avoid litigation
*Week 10 eActivity*
Using the Internet or Strayer Database, research one (1) breach of contract case involving a U.S. company and the application of Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG). Recommended cites for finding cases:
Lexis/Nexis database, Strayer University Library
Institute of International Commercial Law, Pace Law School at http://www(dot)cisg(dot)law(dot)pace(dot)edu/
Case Law on United Nations International Trade Law (CLOUT) at http://www(dot)uncitral(dot)org/uncitral/en/case_law.html
***These are two separate discussion questions**
Macromex Srl. V. Globex international Inc.
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Discussion 1
Business interactions that involve transnational deals can be quite tricky and therefore require strict scrutiny, especially with respect to the contracts. A closer look at the fine print and the clauses included in the contract can easily save the company billions of dollars in avoidable costs.
One of the main clauses that should be scrutinized closely is the one associated with delivery terms. Aspects such as administrative and international costs will be highlighted in this section. It also includes risks on goods, responsibility for custom duties and insurance.
The other clause relates to payment options, which highlights the available international payment modes. This way the buyer and the sellers are clear about the payment options and best way to avoid delays.
A Force Majeure clause is also crucial relative to unforeseeable calamities. Some times there are unforeseen calamities, such as natural disasters or government political instability or policy change. These are elements that both the buyer and the seller may not have predicted ...
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