The central contract in an international sale of goods is the transfer in ownership of the goods that constitute the subject matter of the contract. The sale contract will typically contain a long list of terms. Their extent will depend upon the circumstances, but at a minimum they will deal with: (i) the quantity and quality of the goods, (ii) the price, (iii) the method of payment, (iv) the shipping details, (v) the place of delivery to the buyer, and (vi) the point at which risk passes from one party to the other. In an international sale, contractual terms also include: (i) the choice of law and the choice of forum, (ii) a reference to the co-ordinate contracts of finance, transport, and insurance.