Patrice owns a bakery in the U.S. and is purchasing olive oil from a producer in
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Question
Patrice owns a bakery in the U.S. and is purchasing olive oil from a producer in Haifa, Israel. Both the U.S. and Israel are participants under CISG. Which of the following is true about Patrice and her supplier?
They must use bakery terms that Patrice uses in the U.S.
They must use Israeli terms of trade .
They may agree to terms of trade that are inconsistent with the customary uses of the terms.
They may use the terms of trade of an unaffiliated third country.
They must use bakery terms that Patrice uses in the U.S.
They must use Israeli terms of trade .
They may agree to terms of trade that are inconsistent with the customary uses of the terms.
They may use the terms of trade of an unaffiliated third country.
Explanation / Answer
Solution: They may use the terms of trade of an unaffiliated third country.
Explanation: CISG allows a neutral body of rules that can be easily accepted in light of the transnational nature and of the wide interpretative materials availability.