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Use of ‘subjects’ when negotiating charterparties – mind your language!

February 10, 2023

When negotiating charterparties, parties tend to say the contract is ‘subject to’ something. ...

By: Evangelos Catsambas, Anastasia Vareltzi

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Limiting Liability for Cargo Claims - Bad News for Carriers

February 6, 2023

The English High Court has just decided in The Thorco Lineage not to follow its 14-year-old decision in The Limnos on carriers limiting their liability for bill of lading cargo claims....

By: Evangelos Catsambas, Anastasia Dola

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Bliss for owners of voyage-chartered ships?

August 3, 2022

In 2020, the High Court of England & Wales groundbreakingly decided in The Eternal Bliss the owner of a ship delayed in discharging cargo could claim from the voyage charterer not just demurrage f...

By: Evangelos Catsambas, Antonis Lagadianos & Anastasia Dola

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Divine ruling on the effect of currents in underperformance claims

August 3, 2022

Speed and consumption performance warranties in time charterparties are almost always given for defined ‘good weather’. The two-step practice in London arbitration is to ascertain a ship’s perfo...

By: Evangelos Catsambas

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