Marine Cargo Claims
| Författare: | Tetley William |
| Titel: | Marine Cargo Claims |
| Anmärkning: | 2 volymer. |
| Upplaga: | 4 uppl. |
| Utgivningsår: | 2008 |
| Omfång: | 3231 sid. |
| Förlag: | Thomson Carswell |
| ISBN: | 9782896354268 |
| Produkttyp: | Inbunden |
| Ämnesord: | Skadeståndsrätt , Sjö- och transporträtt |
Pris: 5287 SEK exkl. moms 
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 Marine Cargo Claims is a detailed study of the principal legal issues connected to maritime transport law. Twenty years have passed since the third Edition of this book and international carriage of goods by sea law, as well as the whole context of international trade, has changed considerably.• This book studies basic civil law, common law and maritime law principles as applied to marine cargo claims in the United Kingdom, The United States, France and Canada, with references as well to the law of other jurisdictions. • It reviews the major principles and rules applied historically by the common law and the civil law to the carriage of goods by sea issues, and marine cargo claims in particular, providing a true transsystemic recapitulation of these fundamental concepts. • It compares and examines over time the multilateral solutions to marine cargo claims liability issues, as seen in the Hague Rules (1924), the Hague/Visby Rules (1968/1979) and the Hamburg Rules (1978) in relation to major issues of liability for cargo lost or damaged at sea. • It also examines the past and recent case-law and writings of the most influential legal authors in the four basic jurisdictions and elsewhere on maritime transport law. • It reproduces the most significant legislation. • It includes national summaries of the law on marine cargo claims of some 50 countries, written by legal experts from those jurisdictions. ******** Table of contents: Select Bibliography and Abbreviations Table of Cases Table of Statutes Chapters Application of the rules generally Application of the rules to charterparties Interpretation and construction of the rules Interpretation of bills of landing and superseding clauses Fundamental breach, deviation, quasideviation, and rupture of the contract The burden and order of proof Sales of goods – The passing of title and risk – A resume Who may claim or sue? Proving the contract or tort Whom to sue Loss while in the charge of the carrier Loss or damage to cargo Measure of damages The cause of the loss or damage Due diligence to make the vessel seaworthy Error in navigation or management Fire Peril of the sea and similar exceptions Acts and fault of the shipper Inherent vice and hidden defect of the goods Insufficiency of packing Latent defects of the ship Art. 4(2)(q) – Any other cause without fault Load properly and carefully Stow properly and carefully Properly carry, keep and care for cargo Discharge properly and carefully Arbitration clauses Collision and loss to cargo Containers Deck carriage Delay for suit Responsibility of freight forwarders Cargo owner’s obligations in general average Geographic deviation The Himalaya Clause – Heresy or genius? Jurisdiction Clauses – Forum non conveniens Letters of indemnity and of guarantee Limitation, non-responsibility and disclaimerclauses Notice of loss Package or kilo limitation Set-off, recoupment, “compensation” and counterclaim Sweat damage and ventilation Through and combined carriage and transhipment Waybills Product liability Summaries Appendices International Conventions United States Law United Kingdom Law Canadian Law Beaufort Wind Scale Index |