Re: transaction * PS*
Posted by Curmudgeon on 8/05/05
There are 22 federal agencies that potentially have oversight responsibilities. On 8/05/05, Curmudgeon wrote: > Sure, you can opt out of the CISG and specify the jurisdiction > and venue. You didn't say what kind of trade your friend was > interested in, but don't ever discount the potential of DOD, > Commerce Department, and Homeland Security oversight, as well as > Customs and other state and federal taxing authorities. > > On 8/05/05, Eve new attoreny wrote: >> Gees, Curmudgeon, that's really helpful. I believe a >> international trade does not need to turns on the whole body > of >> internatonal business law. I believe CISG is a place to > start, >> which will probably apply to the contract b/t the seller and >> buyer. As to the commisson contract between seller and my >> friend, we will try to apply the CA law. What do you think? >> >> On 8/04/05, Curmudgeon wrote: >>> Don't even consider it. I'm a professor of International >>> Business Law. If you don't even know where to start, you'll >>> never find your way through the myriad mazes. >>> >>
Posts on this thread, including this one
- transaction, 8/04/05, by Eve new attoreny.
- Re: transaction, 8/04/05, by Curmudgeon.
- Re: transaction, 8/05/05, by Eve new attoreny.
- Re: transaction, 8/05/05, by Curmudgeon.
- Re: transaction * PS*, 8/05/05, by Curmudgeon.
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