Abstract
Considering the expansion of international relations and the need for uniform laws in the international arena in recent decades, many efforts have been made to create transnational laws. The Convention on the International Sale of Goods has been developed to harmonise the laws regarding the rights of contracts so that by joining this convention, the countries will end the problems caused by the multiplicity of laws and create a uniform procedure. In a domestic or international sales contract, the seller must deliver the goods to the buyer by the terms of the contract. If the seller violates the contract and provides a defective or non-conforming product, the performance guarantee is stipulated in the Convention on the International Sale of Goods. In this research, we examine the guarantee of the right to request a replacement product. In paragraph 2 of Article 46 of the Convention, the buyer has the right to request a replacement product in case of a fundamental violation. If there is no fundamental violation of the goods and the possibility of remedying the defects of the goods, the buyer can request the removal of the defects of the goods. The institution of submission of substitute goods does not exist in Iranian law in the sense that is mentioned in the convention. Considering the non-accession of Iran, it will be useful to review the submission of substitute goods in Iran's law.
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