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When is a sale not a sale? The saga continues

On November 8, 2015March 10, 2016 By Professor Andrew TettenbornIn Admiralty Law, Sale of Goods

The OWB bunker “sale” case which we referred to yesterday has attracted further comment. See http://www.hfw.com/The-OW-Bunker-Court-of-Appeal-judgment-October-2015.

Andrew Tettenborn

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