4 ^th Session

29 March - 20 April 1971, Geneva

A/8417 - Report of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law on the work of its fourth session

A/CN.9/38/Add.1 - Analysis of replies from Governments and banking and trade institutions to the questionnaire on negotiable instruments used for making international payments: report of the Secretary-General

A/CN.9/48 - Analysis of replies of Governments and banking and trade institutions relating to negotiable instruments for optional use in international transactions:  report of the Secretary-General

A/CN.9/50 - Working Group on Time-limits and Limitations (Prescription): report on the work of the second session (including text of a preliminary draft of a uniform law on prescription and commentary thereon)

A/CN.9/51 - Provisional agenda and annotations: note by the Secretary-General

A/CN.9/52 - Working Group on the International Sale of Goods; report on the work of the second session, 7-18 December 1970

A/CN.9/53 - Suggestions as to future work on negotiable instruments: report of the Secretary-General

A/CN.9/54 - Implementation of the Commission's decisions relating to general conditions of sale and standard contracts: Report of the Secretary-General

A/CN.9/55 - Working Group on International Legislation on Shipping; report on the work of the first session, 22-26 March 1971

A/CN.9/56 - Register of texts: report by the Secretary-General

A/CN.9/57/Corr.1 - Timing and content of the UNCITRAL Yearbook: report of the Secretary-General

A/CN.9/58/Add.1 - Training and assistance in the field of international trade law: report of the Secretary-General 

A/CN.9/59/Corr.1 - Current activities of international organizations related to the harmonization and unification of international trade law: report of the Secretary-General

A/CN.9/60 - The establishment of a Union for jus commune; proposal by the French delegation

A/CN.9/L.20/Add.1 - Survey of bibliographies relating to international trade law: report of the Secretary-General 

A/CN.9/R.5 - Time-limits and limitations (prescription) in the international sale of goods

5 ^th Session

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