RUSSIAN MARITIME LAW ASSOCIATION

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Articles and case comments

  • Angary of Shipsissue 3/2025 · Renato Pezoa Huerta · 3 October 2025This article studies, analyses and systematises the institution of ship Angary, with greater emphasis, but not limited to historiographical aspects, with a dual focus: on the one hand, determining, analysing and conceptualising its characteristics from the perspective of international law and maritime law; and on the other, understanding its impact – possibly still relevant today – on maritime hull insurance coverage and charters.
  • Expropriation of a Foreign-Flagged Vessel – a Measure Unfavourable for allissue 3/2022 · Maria Erokhova · 5 October 2022The article examines the problem of expropriation of foreign vessels during the *** in Ukraine. The authors consider expropriation without monetary compensation and not on the grounds of a court judgement is an illegal and Unfavourable act. The point is that vessels are registered in the registers, which are usually kept by ports all over the world. The registration is a condition of vessels’ operation. In case of illegal expropriation, it is impossible to change the entry for a vessel in a foreign register. Consequently, the vessel cannot leave the port of any state since she will be arrested. Vessels, which were expropriated illegally, cannot be operated for their intended purpose in the modern world.