Shipping Law | Baughen | Taylor & Francis eBooks, Reference Works and

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter |3 pages

Transfer of risk on loading

chapter |3 pages

Document of title

chapter |1 pages

Contracts for the use of the vessel – time charters

chapter |6 pages

Use of documents other than the bill of lading

chapter |7 pages

If loss is established during the relevant period, what is the defendant’s responsibility for it?

chapter |26 pages

Electronic documentation

chapter |9 pages

Negligence

chapter |3 pages

Other torts

chapter |1 pages

THE EVIDENTIAL HIERARCHY OF BILL OF LADING STATEMENTS

chapter |9 pages

BILL OF LADING STATEMENTS AND CONTRACTUAL ACTIONS AGAINST THE CARRIER The common law position

chapter |2 pages

TORT ACTIONS AGAINST THE CARRIER

chapter |6 pages

ACTIONS AGAINST THE PERSON WHO ACTUALLY SIGNED THE BILL OF LADING

chapter |19 pages

The effect of general incorporation clauses

chapter |28 pages

THE AMBIT OF THE RULES

chapter |5 pages

The package limitation

chapter |28 pages

Shipper’s liability under the Rules

chapter |4 pages

Contractual status of consignment note

chapter |3 pages

The secondary defences

chapter |6 pages

Package limitation

chapter |28 pages

The interest conferred by a charterparty

chapter |8 pages

Set off

chapter |1 pages

The nature of a lien

chapter |56 pages

Exercising a lien

chapter |24 pages

APPORTIONMENT OF LIABILITY

chapter |9 pages

The SCOPIC clause

chapter |22 pages

Post-termination services

chapter |6 pages

VALUING LOSSES AND ASSESSING CONTRIBUTORY VALUES

chapter |54 pages

THE CLC The 1969 CLC

chapter |9 pages

Stays and arbitration proceedings

chapter |1 pages

Priorities

chapter |6 pages

Effect of a stay on provision of security

chapter |2 pages

‘Worldwide’ Mareva injunctions

chapter |2 pages

OTHER INTERLOCUTORY RELIEF Security for the defendant’s costs

chapter |9 pages

WHO CAN LIMIT?