ABSTRACT

Principles of the Carriage of Goods by Sea offers students studying this topic as part of their LLM or LLB course an accessible, comprehensive overview of the subject from a leading expert in the field. Written specifically with students in mind, concentrating on principles, and tailored to common law coverage, this title presents all the essential topics and is supported by the following useful pedagogy:

  • Line Diagrams: illustrating the relationships between parties so that this may be understood at a glance; also where appropriate, time lines
  • Case Studies: looking at topical matters such as piracy, and problematic areas of law such as reachable on arrival clauses and the carriage of bulk oil by sea
  • Sample Problem Questions: problem questions and suggestions to help students to prepare for assessment
  • Annotated appendices: concise appendix of the most important legislation and international conventions, with useful annotation from the author that explains these and puts them in context


 

part 1|82 pages

Introduction to carriage of goods by sea

part 2|62 pages

Voyage charterparties

chapter Chapter 5|7 pages

Nature of voyage charterparties

chapter Chapter 6|9 pages

The approach voyage and the voyage

chapter Chapter 7|15 pages

Freight

chapter Chapter 9|14 pages

Loading and discharge (2): demurrage

part 3|90 pages

Time charterparties

chapter Chapter 10|14 pages

Nature of time charterparties

chapter Chapter 11|18 pages

Period of charter: delivery and redelivery

chapter Chapter 12|25 pages

Time charterparty hire

chapter Chapter 13|31 pages

Time charters: employment and indemnity

part 4|136 pages

Carriage (other than charterparties)

chapter Chapter 15|21 pages

Bill of Lading Contract Terms

chapter Chapter 17|16 pages

Other Privity of Contract Issues

chapter Chapter 18|28 pages

Hague and Hague-Visby Rules

chapter Chapter 19|10 pages

Representations in bills of lading

chapter Chapter 20|12 pages

The Bill of Lading as a Document of Title

chapter Chapter 21|12 pages

Carriage by Sea in the Modern World

part 5|22 pages

Supporting material

chapter Chapter 22|17 pages

Case Studies

chapter Chapter 23|3 pages

Further Reading