Understanding Sales, Leases, and Licenses in a Global Perspective

Table of Cases xxi Preface xxv Acknowledgments xxxi About the Author xxxiii Part One Domestic vs. International Sales of Goods Introduction to Sales Law: UCC Article 2 vs. CISG 3(48) Part I: Overview of UCC Article 2 5(28) Sec. A: Sources of U.S. Contract Law 5(1) Federal Statutory Sources of Contract Law 6(1) Structure of UCC Article 2 7(2) Sec. B: UCC Article 2's Legal Realism 9(2) Sec. C: The Comprehensiveness of the UCC 11(2) Sec. D: Supplemental Gap Fillers 13(3) Sec. E: Parties' Choice of Law Clauses 16(1) Sec. F: Preemptive Federal & State Law 17(1) Sec. G: Definitions & Preliminary Concepts 18(1) Sec. H: Sales Masquerading in the Clothing of Leases 19(1) Leases vs. Disguised Sales 19(1) Tests for Security Interests Governed by UCC Article 9 20(1) Sec. I: Introduction to Secured Transactions 20(1) Scope of UCC Article 9 20(1) UCC Article 9 Attachment 21(1) UCC Article 9's Concept of Perfection 22(3) UCC Article 9 Priority Rules 25(1) UCC Article 9 Remedies 25(6) Sec. J: Liberal Sales Contract Rules 31(1) Sec. K: The Implied Obligation of Good Faith 32(1) Part II. Overview of the CISG 33(18) Sec. A: Harmonizing Diverse Legal Systems 33(1) Sec. B: CISG Jurisdiction 34(1) Sec. C: International Norms 35(1) Sec. D: CISG & Lex Mercatoria 35(1) Sec. E: Map of CISG 36(1) Sec. F: CISG Gap Fillers 37(2) Sec. G: The Concept of Reasonableness 39(2) Sec. H: CISG's Jurisprudence Based on Internationality 41(3) Sec. I: The Methodology of Standards 44(1) Problem Sel: Chapter One 45(1) Choice of Law 45(1) CISC Article 4