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dec 29
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BEČKA KONVENCIJA O MEĐUNARODNOJ PRODAJI ROBE U „ZEMLJI [DIGITALNIH] ČUDA“: O NEKIM PITANJIMA PREDMETNE OBLASTI PRIMENE

Jovan Vujičić

10.55836/PiP_25404A
SAŽETAK /

U radu su objašnjeni priroda (suština) digitalnog sadržaja i različiti načini na koje se njime trguje kako bi se utvrdilo da li oni za Bečku konvenciju o međunarodnoj prodaji robe zaista predstavljaju „zemlju čuda“ ili samo donekle „iskrivljeni odraz“ poznatog okruženja. Zaključeno je da, iako je ona pripremana i konačno zaključena u relativno ranoj fazi razvoja digitalne tehnologije, usvojeni izrazi i odredbe ne isključuju mogućnost njene primene i na kasnija dostignuća tehnološke (r)evolucije. Nepostojanje definicije robe pokazalo se povoljnim za razvoj dinamičnog pojma. Osim tradicionalne robe, u smislu stvari koje su u vreme isporuke nesporno telesne i pokretne, njime su obuhvaćeni i računarski programi (i drugi digitalni sadržaji), bez obzira da li su standardni ili prilagođeni posebnim potrebama određenog korisnika, i na koji način se isporučuju (na primer, putem diska ili elektronski, putem interneta), ali i „sirovi“ digitalni podaci. Ukazano je i da prilikom određivanja pravne prirode ugovora na osnovu kojeg se vrši isporuka ne treba izvoditi opšti zaključak, već ispitati svaki slučaj ponaosob.

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