PASCHEN Rechtsanwälte
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10553 Berlin
Germany
Locations: Berlin, Leipzig, München, Köln
Phone +49 30 34 67 56 0
Fax
+49 30 34 67 56 22
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http://www.paschen.cc/en/
Since 1993, PASCHEN has been dealing with commercial law matters as a law firm with offices throughout Germany. Today as one of the leading German law firms, PASCHEN provides legal claims management of the highest quality throughout the European Union and particularly in Germany.
For PASCHEN, quality work comes first. That is why strong relationships with clients have priority. Professional experience and in-depth understanding of the clients' businesses are enabling PASCHEN to deliver the quality advice and service they expect. The constant review and appraisal of PASCHENs own performances as well as the customized client services allow it to solve legal claim cases more effectively.
The close interfirm cooperation of PASCHENs lawyers across interdisciplinary fields of law has proved very successful so the highest quality of legal services can be assured in accordance with reasonable evaluation from a business perspective. These theme-focused Practices are: Employment Law, Building Projects & Real Estate, China & South Asia, Factoring, Trade and Service, Insolvency Law, Private International & International Commercial Law and Insurance Law.
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'Battle of forms' under the United Nations Convention on contracts for the International sale of goods (hereinafter referred to as: CISG)
Enschede, Netherlands 2024-07-01
In case contracting parties each refer to the applicability of its own general terms and conditions in the offer and acceptance, the question arises which general terms and conditions apply to the contract. Under Dutch law, this question on the so-called 'battle of forms' must be answered using the ‘first shot rule’. The first shot rule states that the second reference to general terms and conditions has no effect unless the second reference explicitly rejects the applicability of the first general terms and conditions. In short: whoever 'shoots first' wins, unless the exception situation arises.
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