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Articles and case comments
- On Breaking the Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims(Comment Upon the Judgment of the Commercial Court of the Far Eastern District in Case A51–383/2024 dd. 20 April 2026) Russia is a party to the 1976 LLMC Convention and the 1996 Protocol. The Convention provides for general limits of liability for particular types of maritime claims, including the…
- Limitation of Shipowner’s Liability: Obstacles to the Doctrine’s Practical ApplicationIn early August, the Maritime Law Association hosted a seminar at which experts examined when a shipowner can be deprived of the right to limit their liability. The discussion was led by Anna Arkhipova, Vice-President of the MAC under the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, alongside RUMLA President Konstantin Krasnokutskiy and his deputy, Konstantin Putrya, PhD (Law).
- Unified Interpretation on the Test for Breaking the Owner’s Right to Limit Liability under the IMO Liability and Compensation ConventionsAt present, amongst the Comité Maritime International (CMI) International Working Groups (IWG) is one with the longest name, which gives quite some insight on its activity – the IWG for the Unified Interpretation on the Test for Breaking the Owner’s Right to Limit Liability under the IMO Liability…
- American Eagle Fishing LLC v The Ship "Koorale"[2020] NZHC 1935 High Court of New Zealand Facts: two US-flagged fishing boats (The Koorale and The American Eagle) collided on the high seas near American Samoa. The Koorale entered a port in New Zealand for repairs. The American Eagle returned to Samoa but then left the island to avoid service of…