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Non-Disclosure, Materiality and Inducement in Commercial Insurance Context (Again)!
Hague Judgments Convention to enter into force!
Claims against time charterers for damage to ship, caused by damage to cargo, not subject to limitation under 1976 LLMC.
Covid, off hire and construction of clause requiring owners’ consent to deductions from hire.
ANTI-SUIT INJUNCTIONS: BACK IN STOCK?
Different treatment of NOR for cancellation and for laytime purposes. Fine, if that’s what the parties agree.
Caught up in the sanctions web? Not quite: a lucky escape.
Breaking limitation under the CMR?
Israel Authorised a Floating Gas Production Platform to Move into a Rich Gas Field Located in an Area that is also Claimed by Lebanon – Can this Unilateral Act be Reconciled with International Law?
Exceptions to the Running of Laytime- “Wording” is the Key (Bad Weather?)- London Arbitration 21/19

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Alicia McKenzie
Professor Andrew Tettenborn
Associate Professor Andrew Beale OBE
Dr Aygün Mammadzada
Professor Barış Soyer
Professor George Leloudas
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Professor Richard Williams
Professor Simon Baughen
Simon Rainey KC
Dr Tabetha Kurtz-Shefford
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Dr Youri van Logchem
Dr Zoumpoulia Amaxilati

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