RUSSIAN MARITIME LAW ASSOCIATION

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Articles and case comments

  • Transshipment of Cargo as a Transport Obligation in Private Maritime Lawissue 5/2021 · Sergey Sinitsyn · 7 January 2022The relations on transshipment (reloading) of goods remain poorly studied, questions arise about the possibility of separating transshipment (reloading) into the class of independent, but related to carriage, transport obligations. Transshipment (reloading) cannot be considered outside the form and content of civil law regulation and be identified only with a technical operation in transport. The legal regulation of transshipment (reloading) in Russian and foreign legislation is not uniform, the legislator is faced with the difficulty of harmonizing the interests of all persons in the law, whose rights may be affected by its implementation. The Russian legislation initiated an approach requiring discussion to the regulation of offshore transshipments with the inclusion of special articles in the Merchant Shipping Code of the Russian Federation (hereinafter – MSC RF), although no fewer interesting questions about determining the nature of obligations for transshipment (reloading) of goods in private maritime law remain on the agenda.
  • 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”)