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Articles and case comments
- Demurrage Not Seen as DamagesCommentary to case No. A70-14648/2021 (FSUE “Atomflot” v. Zapsibgazprom-Gasification Ltd.)
- “Dead Freight”The article analyses the legal nature of “dead freight” as losses caused by the failure default to execute the obligation of the charterer to provide the volume of cargo agreed under the contract of carriage of goods by sea. The author gives examples of approaches to the qualification of “dead freight” in Russian and foreign judicial practice, emphasizes the practical relevance of the correct legal qualification of “dead freight”, and also highlights the features of the “dead freight” institute.
- Cancelling Clause and Its Connection to Breach of ContractCancelling Clause and Its Connection to Breach of Contract Both charterers and shippers would like to know the exact date of the vessel’s arrival at the port of loading. They need to understand in advance when it is necessary to have cargo ready for loading and how much time the vessel can spend…
- Apparent or not Apparent: Order and Condition of the Goods’Noble Chartering Inc v Priminds Shipping Hong Kong Co Ltd (“Tai Prize”) [2021] EWCA Civ 87 (28 January 2021)
- Demurrage for Container Shipping?Resolution of the 13th Commercial Court of Appeal dated January 18, 2021 No. 13AP-33576/2020 in case No. A56-11369/2020 (LLC Mortrans v LLC Detotex)