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Articles and case comments
- Marine Insurance Under Sanctions: Conflict-of-Law Issues, Sanctions Clauses, Arbitration and EnforcementSanctions have radically reshaped the landscape of marine insurance, creating new challenges for international arbitration: the nature of disputes and associated risk allocation is evolving, contractual clauses are being reconfigured, and claims to handling mechanisms are being recalibrated. This article examines conflict-of-laws issues “law, jurisdiction, and public policy” and contemporary dispute-resolution practice, including the enforceability of arbitration clauses and the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards under the 1958 New York Convention. Emphasis is given to the London market. Through selected examples, the article demonstrates how sanctions and compliance requirements transform the allocation of risks between insureds and insurers, including P&I Clubs.
- Interim Measures in Maritime Disputes: Jurisdictional Competition or Concurrent CompetenceInterim Measures in Maritime Disputes: Jurisdictional Competition or Concurrent Competence Unexpected Shift in Established Judicial Practice The Ruling of the Commercial Court of the City of Sevastopol dated 2 July 2025 in Case No. A84- 9433/2025 marks a landmark judicial act. For the first time…
- Seatrium New Energy Ltd. (formerly known as Keppel FELS Ltd.) v. HJ Shipbuilding & Construction Co. Ltd. (formerly known as Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Co. Ltd.) [2023]Tribunal: The General Division of the High Court of the Republic of Singapore. Date of the decision: September 20, 2023. Plaintiff: Seatrium New Energy Ltd. (formerly known as Keppel FELS Ltd.) (hereinafter referred to as “Shipbuilder”). Shipbuilder is a Singapore-based company involved in the…