Chapter 4:Sales of Goods I.Teaching Objectives: 1.To understand the history of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods(CISG) 2.To describe the coverage of CISG:to explain(the kinds of transactions that are covered by and excluded from the coverage) 3 To understand the two reservations made by china at the time of ratification 4.To describe the seller's obligations in performing a CISG contrac To describe the buyer's obligations in performing a CISGcontract 6.To explain the remedies available for the breach of a CISG Contract II.Contents 思政内容： 1,使学生了解全球经济一体化的大环境，树立国际视野，并充分了解中国经济 对世界经济的重大影响； 2,学习我国参与缔结的《联合国国际货物销售合同公约》，了解我国对公约作 的两项保留 3, 培 其日后从事与外贸相关的经管法相关工作，诚信服务、德法兼修的职业 养。 Introduction to United Nations Convention on Contracts for the Intemational Sale ofG ods(CISG) 1.History of CISG 2.Parties to CISG and Flexibility of CISG 3.Two reservations made by China at the time of ratification: a)as to international sale b) as to f orm of a contrac 4.Coverage of CISG(The six transactions excluded from the coverage) 5.Contents of CISG 6.Case analysis:3-3-2 Section A:Obligations of the Buyer and the Seller 1. The seller's obligations in performing a CISG contract a)Delivery of goods b)Handing over of documents c)Conformity of goods 11 11 Chapter 4: Sales of Goods Ⅰ. Teaching Objectives: 1. To understand the history of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) 2. To describe the coverage of CISG: to explain (the kinds of transactions that are covered by and excluded from the coverage) 3. To understand the two reservations made by China at the time of ratification 4. To describe the seller’s obligations in performing a CISG contract 5. To describe the buyer’s obligations in performing a CISG contract 6. To explain the remedies available for the breach of a CISG Contract Ⅱ. Contents: 思政内容： 1，使学生了解全球经济一体化的大环境，树立国际视野，并充分了解中国经济 对世界经济的重大影响； 2，学习我国参与缔结的《联合国国际货物销售合同公约》，了解我国对公约作 出的两项保留； 3，培育其日后从事与外贸相关的经管法相关工作，诚信服务、德法兼修的职业 素养。 Introduction to United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) 1. History of CISG 2. Parties to CISG and Flexibility of CISG 3. Two reservations made by China at the time of ratification: a) as to international sale, b) as to form of a contract 4. Coverage of CISG (The six transactions excluded from the coverage) 5. Contents of CISG 6. Case analysis: 3-3-2 Section A: Obligations of the Buyer and the Seller 1. The seller’s obligations in performing a CISG contract a) Delivery of goods b) Handing over of documents c) Conformity of goods