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  • 95 Years of the Maritime Arbitration Commission: a Legacy Shaped by Its Peopleissue 3/2025 · Ekaterina Tkachenko · 30 September 2025At the heart of any institution’s history lie the people whose commitment and determination gave it life and carried it forward. The 95-year history of the Maritime Arbitration Commission (MAC), Russia’s oldest specialised arbitration, is not just a timeline of procedural rules and decisions, but a complex and often dramatic chronicle of human destinies.
  • Regulation of General Average in Maritime Arbitrationissue 1/2025 · Daria Zhdan-Pushkina, Arbitrator, Mediator, Executive Director of the Solis Mediation Centre · 5 April 2025Relevance Maritime law, often viewed through the prism of complex international rules and conventions, encompasses many unique legal principles that govern the intricate relationships between shipowners, cargo owners, and insurers. Among these principles, the doctrine of general average stands out…
  • 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.”
  • The Bill of Lading Jurisdiction Clause. A cross channel conflictissue 3/2022 · Peter Iglikowski · 8 October 2022This article examines the establishment of those legal principles that have historically evolved in this area under French civil law. The article also traces the development of the practice of the French courts, which is gradually moving away from the limitations contained in previous decisions concerning the validity of jurisdictional clauses.
  • Specific Features of Private Maritime Disputes Arbitration in Russiaissue 3/2021 · Dmitry L. Davydenko · 6 July 2021The article deals with specific features of private maritime disputes arbitration in Russia. The analysis is based on the Law of the Russian Federation of July 7, 1993, No. 5358-O “On International Commercial Arbitration”, Regulation on Maritime Arbitration Commission at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation (hereinafter – MAC), which is an appendix to this Law, and the 2017 MAC Rules.
  • Exclusive Jurisdiction at the Place of Seat of the Carrierissue 3/2021 · 5 July 2021Case No. А24-3915/2020 (LLC “Kamchatskenergo” v LLC “NIKO”)
  • Towing Orders by Phoneissue 1/2021 · 25 February 2021Judgement of the 5th Commercial Court of Appeal dated January 18, 2021 No. 05AP-7234/2020 in case No. A51-3969/2020 (LLC Far Eastern Sea Transportation v LLC Vostok-Mor-Stroy)