Which of the following is NOT a key objective of the CISG 1980?

Regulating domestic sales contracts within individual countries

Harmonizing international trade law

Facilitating international trade by removing legal uncertainties

Providing a uniform set of rules for international sales contracts

What are the most typical obligations of the seller in the contract of sale?

transfer the ownership of the goods and release of the goods (delivery)

only transfer the ownership of the goods

only release of the goods (delivery)

What is a symbolic delivery?

handing over something which symbolises the goods

the handing over of the goods themselves

transfer of the right to possession of goods which are in the physical custody of a third party

transfer of the owenerhips of the goods

for example goods to be manufactured

only goods to be acquired by the seller

The rule ' Nemo plus iuris ad alium transferre potest quam ipse habet' means:

one cannot transfer to another more rights than they have

one may transfer to another more rights than they have

no one can give what they do not have

sometimes one can give what they do not have

The court of the specific country dealing with the case:

may be obliged to apply foreign law

may not be obliged to apply foreign law

may be obliged to apply foreign law only if it is imposed by the international treaty

always applies the domestic law

As a rule the parties of the contract:

may choose the law which governs the contract applicable to the part of the contract

may choose the law which governs the contract but only applicable to the whole contract

may not choose the law which governs the contract

may choose the law which governs the contract only if it is allowed under the specific provision

If the parties have not chosen the applicable law, a contract for the sale of goods is governed by:

the law of the country where the seller has his habitual residence

the law of the country where the buyer has his habitual residence

the law of the country where the goods are delivered

the law of the country where the contract is concluded

The law applicable to a contract by virtue of the regulation Rome I governs in particular:

the consequences of nullity of the contract

The CISG convention applies to contracts between parties whose places of business are in different States:

when both States are Contracting States

when at least one State is a Contracting State

when the States are Contracting States on condition that the parties have different nationality

only when when the rules of private international law lead to the application of the law of a Contracting State

The CISG convention governs:

the formation of the contract of sale

the rights and obligations of the seller

the rights and obligations of the buyer

The parties of the sale contract governed by the CISG:

may exclude the application of the CISG explicitly or impliedly

may not exclude the application of the CISG

may exclude the application of the CISG but only explicitly

may exclude the application of the CISG but only observing the written form

CISG 1980 is shortened for ...

Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods 1980

Contract for the International Sale of Goods

Convention on Contracts for the Internatioanl Sale of Good 1980

What are the elements to form a valid contract?nd capacity

offer, acceptance, consideration, intention to create legal relation, capacity

offer, acceptance, intention to create legal relation, consideration

offer, acceptance, invitation to treat, consideration, capacity

offer, acceptance, benefit, competency, invitation to treat

What are the essential elements of a valid contract in Malaysia?

The essential elements of a valid contract in Malaysia are offer, acceptance, consideration, intention to create legal relations, capacity, and legality of purpose.

Written contract notarized by a lawyer

Explain the concept of offer and acceptance in the context of contract law in Malaysia.

In Malaysia, offer and acceptance in contract law refers to the process of one party making an offer to enter into a contract, and the other party accepting that offer, thereby creating a legally binding agreement.

In Malaysia, offer and acceptance means that both parties have to agree on every single detail of the contract

Offer and acceptance in Malaysia involves one party making an offer and the other party rejecting it

Offer and acceptance in Malaysia refers to the exchange of gifts between parties

What is the importance of intention to create legal relations in a contract under Malaysian law?

To ensure that the parties involved are serious and have the intention to be legally bound by the terms of the contract.

To make the contract more confusing

To create unnecessary complications in the legal process

To ensure that the parties can easily back out of the contract

Discuss the concept of consideration and its significance in the formation of a contract in Malaysia.

Consideration is a crucial element in the formation of a contract in Malaysia as it refers to something of value exchanged between parties, and it is necessary for a contract to be valid. Without consideration, a contract may be deemed unenforceable in Malaysian law.

Consideration is not important in the formation of a contract in Malaysia

Contracts in Malaysia do not require any exchange of value between parties

Consideration is only necessary for certain types of contracts in Malaysia

Explain the capacity of parties to contract and its relevance in Malaysian contract law.

The capacity of parties to contract is important in Malaysian contract law as it ensures that the parties have the legal competence to understand and be bound by the terms of the contract.

The capacity of parties to contract is irrelevant in Malaysian contract law

Legal competence is not necessary for parties to be bound by the terms of the contract

The capacity of parties to contract only matters in international contracts

Explain the doctrine of privity of contract and its application in Malaysian legal system.

The doctrine of privity of contract in Malaysian legal system states that only parties to a contract can enforce its terms. This means that a third party cannot sue to enforce a contract to which they are not a party.

The doctrine of privity of contract allows anyone to sue to enforce a contract, regardless of whether they are a party to the contract or not.

The doctrine of privity of contract in Malaysian legal system allows a third party to modify the terms of a contract.

In Malaysian legal system, the doctrine of privity of contract does not exist and any third party can enforce a contract.

What are the circumstances under which a contract may be deemed void or voidable in Malaysia?

A contract may be deemed void or voidable in Malaysia if it is entered into under duress, mistake, fraud, misrepresentation, incapacity, or if it is against public policy or law.

If the contract involves more than 3 parties

If the contract is written in a language other than English

If the contract is signed on a Tuesday

Discuss the concept of free consent in the formation of a contract and its significance in Malaysian contract law.

Free consent in the formation of a contract ensures that both parties enter into the contract willingly, without any coercion, undue influence, fraud, misrepresentation, or mistake. It is significant in Malaysian contract law as it ensures that the parties are entering into the contract voluntarily and with a clear understanding of the terms and conditions.

Parties can enter into a contract without understanding the terms and conditions

Coercion and fraud are acceptable in Malaysian contract law

Free consent is not important in contract formation

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30 sec • 1 pt

In international sales of goods what are the elements should exist?

Offer, acceptance, consideration

Offer, acceptance, intention to create legal relation

Offer, acceptance and competency

Offer and acceptance

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Ali purchased a book at Bookonline which is located in German. After make payment, the Bookonline told Ali that the book can't be delivered because of a KONTON virus had spread over the world. Ali really need the book. Advise.

Ali can bring the case to the consumer tribunal at German

Virus KONTON is beyond the power of Bookonline and the delivery impossible to be done. It falls under Force maejure

Bookonline has breach the contract

Ali has a right to defence himself that payment has been made thus, the ownership of the book has transferred to him

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Alvin had promised to Subramaniam that a tonne of apple shall be delivered on Monday, 22 April 2020. However, until 27 April 2020 there is no delivery of the apple to Subramaniam premise. What Subramaniam can do after few reminder been given to Alvin?

Apply for specific performance

Apply for award

Go to Alvin office

ASking people to punch Alvin because of breaking promise

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

MBC Bhd located in Malaysia had make an agreement of purchasing Preventive and Protection Equipment from Xavier Incorporation which located in Switzerland. Whenever there is dispute, which law the parties should rely.

Switzerland law

Malaysian Law

Depend to the choice of law

Refer to the country law where the seller resides

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does CISG stand for in the context of international trade law?

Contracts on International Sales of Goods

Commercial International Sales Guidelines

Contracts for International Standards for Goods

Commercial Interactions and Sales Governance

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which organization is responsible for overseeing international trade negotiations and resolving trade disputes between member countries?

World Bank

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

United Nations (UN)

World Trade Organization (WTO)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the purpose of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA)?

To impose tariffs and quotas on imports from non-member countries.

To promote economic integration and reduce trade barriers between member countries

To establish a customs union with common external tariffs.

To restrict the flow of goods and services between member countries.

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In international sales of goods what are the elements should exist?

Ali purchased a book at Bookonline which is located in German. After make payment, the Bookonline told Ali that the book can't be delivered because of a KONTON virus had spread over the world. Ali really need the book. Advise.

Alvin had promised to Subramaniam that a tonne of apple shall be delivered on Monday, 22 April 2020. However, until 27 April 2020 there is no delivery of the apple to Subramaniam premise. What Subramaniam can do after few reminder been given to Alvin?

MBC Bhd located in Malaysia had make an agreement of purchasing Preventive and Protection Equipment from Xavier Incorporation which located in Switzerland. Whenever there is dispute, which law the parties should rely.

What does CISG stand for in the context of international trade law?

Which organization is responsible for overseeing international trade negotiations and resolving trade disputes between member countries?

What is the purpose of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA)?

Which of the following countries is Vietnam's largest trading partner in terms of total trade volume?

Which of the following is NOT a key objective of the CISG 1980?

How many countries are currently party of the CISG 1980?

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