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International Shipping and the EU Emissions Trading Scheme. Evasion and ‘pass-through’.
Running of laytime. Charterers’ order owners not to permit cargo sampling or to berth/discharge.
Time charter trip. Quantifying shortfall of bunkers remaining on board on redelivery.
Hague-Visby time limit applies to claims for misdelivery after discharge.
BPVOY 5 now in force.
A classic problem returns – bills of lading, charterparties and the terms of the contract of carriage
A Nice Try! But Off-Hire Remains the Main Remedy Unless A Separate Breach of the Charter Can Be Demonstrated
New book from IISTL Member coming soon
Laytime- Once Starts Can Only Be Stopped in Limited Instances
Economic loss and limitation under Hague-Visby Rules. The Limnos not followed.

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Dr Aygün Mammadzada
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Simon Rainey KC
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Human Rights and Corporate wrongs

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