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Recent Articles
Is Russia an arbitration-friendly jurisdiction?
Arthur A. Nitsevych, Interlegal Ukraine International arbitration development has given rise to the theory of delocalizing international commercial arbitration, i.e. its international legal nature and supranational scope of activities which detach it from state...
Fraud
John Habergham, Myton Law, Hull U.K. Fraud always causes a frisson of excitement in court. The recent decision of the Court of Appeal in Sinocore International v RBRG Trading is no exception. This case involved the sale by the claimant to the defendant of a...
Containers Overboard! How can I Efficiently Protect my Rights – MV “YM Efficiency”
Maurice Lynch, Senior Associate, and Tom Mangan, Law Graduate, Mills Oakley. Australia In the age of mega container ships capable of carrying thousands of containers, the potential for incidents affecting large numbers of these containers increases. In the past four...
Derogation from CMR by Framework Agreement
Arnold Van Steenderen, Charlotte J. van Steenderen, Van Steenderen Mainport Lawyers, Rotterdam Under the Convention on the Contract for the International Carriage of Goods by Road (CMR) carriers shall be free to agree among themselves on provisions other than those...
Interlegal lawyers refunded m/v Norasia Taurus general average costs
Arthur A. Nitsevych, Interlegal Ukraine nitsevych@interlegal.com.ua Interlegal lawyers completed final case proceedings upon maritime casualty upon m/v «Norasia Taurus» in 2005. The Client refunded unused costs of guarantee security for cargo release, which resulted...
Brexit – The Impact on Transport Law And Regulation
John Habergham, Myton Law, Hull U.K. It is a truism that business doesn’t like uncertainty. And it a further truism that Brexit brings plenty of uncertainty. The fact is that the process will require the reassessment of the way trade and the movement of goods have...
Beyond the carrier’s period of responsibility – Is there liability?
Ik Wei Chong, Clyde + Co, Shanghai According to Article 46 of the Chinese Maritime Code, the responsibility of a carrier for cargo carried in containers covers the entire period during which the carrier is in charge of the goods, starting from the time the carrier has...
Interlegal becomes the official representative of MTBS in Ukraine
Interlegal and MTBS (Maritime & Transport Business Solutions), a leading maritime consultancy company from Rotterdam, The Netherlands, have agreed on a strategic partnership related to port and infrastructure projects in Ukraine under a new “MTBS Ukraine” brand....
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