RUSSIAN MARITIME LAW ASSOCIATION

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Articles and case comments

  • War-Risk Insurance: The Approach of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation and Some Practical Recommendationsissue 1/2026 · Anna Arkhipova · 5 April 2026It has become increasingly clear to policyholders of late that war risks need not only to be insured separately, but also to be specified far more precisely in insurance contracts. At the same time, the established trend in the application of Article 964 of the Russian Civil Code does not prohibit insurers from including clauses in insurance terms that define the scope of covered and excluded risks. An Associate Professor at the S.S. Alekseev Private Law Research Centre reflects on how insurance practices are changing as war risks increase.
  • When a Bareboat Agreement Is Terminated, the Owner of the Ship is Liable for Everythingissue 5/2021 · Maria Erokhova · 4 January 2022Commentary to the Resolution of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation dated June 3, 2021, No. 307-ЭС21-1344 in case No. А21-4281/2018 (Rosprirodnadzor v “Global-Flot”)
  • Take-or-Pay a la Russeissue 4/2021 · Maria Erokhova · 2 October 2021Commentary to the Resolution of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation dated August 20, 2021, No. 305-ES21-10216 in case No. A40-328885/2019 (“OTEKO-Portservice” v “Kaproben”)