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    Author: johnbertell

    Incorporating charterparty terms into bills of lading: don’t get caught out!

    The issue of incorporation of charterparties into bills of lading is debated by the English courts on a fairly frequent basis; most recently in the Anna Bo… Read more “Incorporating charterparty terms into bills of lading: don’t get caught out!”

    23 May, 2017 by johnbertell

    Unsafe ports. The Ocean Victory in the Supreme Court.

    Source: Unsafe ports. The Ocean Victory in the Supreme Court.

    14 May, 2017 by johnbertell

    A matter of construction. Conflicting arbitration and jurisdiction clauses in time charter.

    Source: A matter of construction. Conflicting arbitration and jurisdiction clauses in time charter.

    24 April, 2017 by johnbertell

    Anticipatory breach and sale of blended cargo.

    Source: Anticipatory breach and sale of blended cargo.

    20 April, 2017 by johnbertell

    Once on Demurrage, Always on Demurrage?

    MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. v Cottonex Anstalt [2016] EWCA Civ 789 was an appeal from the first instance Commercial Court decision (here) and raises important issues… Read more “Once on Demurrage, Always on Demurrage?”

    18 April, 2017 by johnbertell

    No set-off of charterers’ claims against debt for reimbursement of additional premium.

    Source: No set-off of charterers’ claims against debt for reimbursement of additional premium.

    26 March, 2017 by johnbertell

    Gencon strike clause. Notice not needed for what charterers already know.

    Source: Gencon strike clause. Notice not needed for what charterers already know.

    9 March, 2017 by johnbertell

    Arbitrating against a dead defendant. Section 18 to the rescue?

    Silver Dry Bulk v Homer Hulbert Maritime [2017] EWHC 44 (Comm) involved an arbitration where the defendant had ceased to exist by the time arbitration was commenced.… Read more “Arbitrating against a dead defendant. Section 18 to the rescue?”

    6 March, 2017 by johnbertell

    My charterer has threatened to cut my charter rate, despite the charterparty not allowing for this. What damages can I claim if I refuse their request and they walk away from the charter?

    The usual ‘rule of thumb’ measure of damages for a charterer’s repudiatory breach of a charterparty is the difference between the hire that you would have earned… Read more “My charterer has threatened to cut my charter rate, despite the charterparty not allowing for this. What damages can I claim if I refuse their request and they walk away from the charter?”

    27 February, 2017 by johnbertell

    English law and jurisdiction post-Brexit

    Evidence has recently been given to the EU justice sub-committee of the House of Lords that Brexit may scare off foreign businessmen from choosing English law and jurisdiction… Read more “English law and jurisdiction post-Brexit”

    19 February, 2017 by johnbertell

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