) Seller offers buyer documents identifying goods that have been ordered by buyer but have now been delivered too early. Buyer refuses to take over the documents prior to the time of delivery agreed upon; before that time comes, the goods are destroyed by a hurricane. Q 70-7 Which rules on passing of risk apply where the breach committed by the seller is not fundamental? Q 70-8 Which party has to prove whether there was a fundamental breach, and who bears the burden of proof with regard to the passing of risk? Q 70-9 a) Which cases of non-conformities are dealt with in § 2–510 UCC? b) Is there a difference between the risk allocation concept of the CISG and the UCC as far as deficient deliveries are concerned?

DOI link for ) Seller offers buyer documents identifying goods that have been ordered by buyer but have now been delivered too early. Buyer refuses to take over the documents prior to the time of delivery agreed upon; before that time comes, the goods are destroyed by a hurricane. Q 70-7 Which rules on passing of risk apply where the breach committed by the seller is not fundamental? Q 70-8 Which party has to prove whether there was a fundamental breach, and who bears the burden of proof with regard to the passing of risk? Q 70-9 a) Which cases of non-conformities are dealt with in § 2–510 UCC? b) Is there a difference between the risk allocation concept of the CISG and the UCC as far as deficient deliveries are concerned?

) Seller offers buyer documents identifying goods that have been ordered by buyer but have now been delivered too early. Buyer refuses to take over the documents prior to the time of delivery agreed upon; before that time comes, the goods are destroyed by a hurricane. Q 70-7 Which rules on passing of risk apply where the breach committed by the seller is not fundamental? Q 70-8 Which party has to prove whether there was a fundamental breach, and who bears the burden of proof with regard to the passing of risk? Q 70-9 a) Which cases of non-conformities are dealt with in § 2–510 UCC? b) Is there a difference between the risk allocation concept of the CISG and the UCC as far as deficient deliveries are concerned?