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ICA Claims – Preserving Time
The inter-club agreement is designed to prevent litigation. It normally does so, so any reporting providing further clarity is welcome.
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Arbitration Clauses in Australia – Not Quite What It Says on the Tin
The Australian federal court, in an exceptional case, emphasised its reach over arbitration tribunals in a recent judgment.
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Uncertainty Around BIMCO’s Non-Payment of Hire Clause
The vessel was time-chartered on an NYPE form containing the BIMCO Non-Payment of Hire Clause. Hire was payable 15 days in advance, every 15 days.
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We publish an article in Tulane Maritime Law Journal, vol. 44
Lerch, Zadkovich and Floyd (authors), “International Uniformity and Maritime Liens over Cargo: An Ocean Not Easily Navigated”, Tulane Maritime Law Journal [44 TUL. MAR. L.J. 251 (2020)].
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Two Minute Case-Law: The “Alpha Harmony”
The “Alpha Harmony” was a lesson in paying close attention to the Laycan provisions in voyage charterparties. The Vessel tendered NOR on a Sunday morning. Charterers under both a Head Charter and a Sub-Charter had a right to cancel later on the Sunday (12:00 under the sub-charter; 23:59 under the head charter). Charterers under each Charterparty purported to cancel.
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Master Program “Strategic HR Management in Europe”
University of Applied Science BFI Vienna
Course: Master Program “Strategic HR Management in Europe” Session title: “European Labour Law”
spring 2020