Carriage of Goods by Sea
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The charterparty is a legal contract of employing a vessel. In shipping matters, it is a highly important document since it allocates obligations, rights, duties, liabilities, risks, earnings, costs and profits between the contracted... more
The current article is practice-oriented and is intended for shipowners and sea carriers as well as for practitioners and students who wish to revise or expand their knowledge on this specific area of the carriage of goods by sea. The... more
The 2009 revision of the all-risks Marine Insurance ICC (A), by the International Uderwriters Association of London incorporates changes of varying degrees of importance. Formal amendments are designed to adapt these provisions to the... more
У своєму розвитку коносамент пройшов декілька послідовних етапів, які характеризують важливість цих відносин для економіки будь-якої країни. Так, якщо раніше коносамент був пов'язаний з договором морського перевезення і являв собою... more
Third parties protection has been an extensive issue for the shipping community over the last century. Although this problem has been solved to some extent in practice by various means of circumvention created by the industry, it remains... more
This essay is intended to provide a comprehensive overview of the key functions of the Bill of Lading with reference to its role as a contract for the carriage of goods in international trade and transport by sea, through case law, while... more