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Under the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods, goods do not have to comply with rules and regulations in the buyer’s state unless one of a number of exceptions applies.
Which of the following is NOT an exception to the rule?
The same rules apply in the seller’s state
The seller knew of the rules due to special circumstances
The buyer told the seller of the rules and then relied on the seller’s expert knowledge
There is evidence that the seller should have known about the rules when the contract was formed
Why is d the answer
Does that mean seller was not aware abt the rules when contract was formed
Yes, it does. Where international transactions / trade is taking place, the seller should take the steps necessary to ensure that the delivery and description of the product comply with any regulations in force in the buyer’s country
OK?