RUSSIAN MARITIME LAW ASSOCIATION

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  • Practice of Application of Conventions in the Field of International Maritime Law by Russian Commercial Courts in the Absence of a Foreign Elementissue 1/2026 · Barinskaya I. · 7 April 2026Numerous studies have been devoted to the issue of the application of international treaties, particularly conventions, by Russian commercial courts. However, these studies primarily address situations where a foreign element is present in the dispute. No scholarly works analysing the use of international treaties in maritime disputes in the absence of a foreign element have been identified. In light of the above, this article will attempt to present such an analysis.
  • Database of Judicial Decisions on International Conventionsissue 4/2022 · Overview prepared by Konstantin Krasnokutskiy · 6 January 2023“Our object was to give to the sea, which is the natural tie between the nations, the benefit of a uniform law, which will be rational, deliberated, equitable in its inception and practical in its text. We have considered that in our work, the shipowner, the merchant, the underwriter, the average adjuster, the banker, the parties directly interested should have the leading part: that the task of the lawyer was to discern what in this maritime community was the general feeling, which, among these divergent interests, is common to all; to discern also which of the various solutions is the best; to contribute to the common work his science and his experience, but that ultimately the lawyer should hold the pen and that the man of practice should dictate the solutions.”