The Application of the CISG by the Egyptian Courts: Egypt’s Court of Cassation Case No. 2490 of Judicial Year 81, Rendered on 23 June 2020

Authors

  • Marwa AlSherif Legal Counsel - IQVIA

Keywords:

CISG, International Sale of Goods, Private International Law, Egypt

Abstract

This Case Note discusses the approaches adopted by the Egyptian courts on the application of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) which could be threatened by the inappropriate application of the domestic laws.

This Case Note clarifies whether the Egyptian courts’ approach is deemed a support, or a threat to the CISG.

Author Biography

Marwa AlSherif, Legal Counsel - IQVIA

LL.M in International Trade Law, United Nations Campus – ITC of the ILO & UNCITRAL & UNIDROIT, Università degli Studi di Torino (Torino, Italy); LL.M in Private Law, Ain Shams University (Cairo, Egypt);  LL.B, Cairo University (Cairo, Egypt); Ms. AlSherif has been recognized as a “Rising Star” for two years in a row by “Legal 500 Europe, Middle East, and Africa” in 2020 and 2021  in the practice areas of Commercial, Corporate and M&A. Ms. AlSherif is currently acting as a Legal Counsel at IQVIA for the  Middle East Region.

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Published

2021-09-29

How to Cite

AlSherif, M. (2021). The Application of the CISG by the Egyptian Courts: Egypt’s Court of Cassation Case No. 2490 of Judicial Year 81, Rendered on 23 June 2020. Journal of Law in the Middle East , (1). Retrieved from https://journal.lexismiddleeast.info/index.php/jlme/article/view/1150

Issue

No. 1 (2021): Journal of Law in the Middle East by LexisNexis

Section

Case Note