Cargo in UK Law
- Cargo Liquefaction Remains A Risk
- Shifting Cargo - Who Is Responsible?
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English Appellate Court Dismisses Appeal Of Judgment Declaring No Liability Under A Cargo Liability Reinsurance Policy
A judgment found that certain Lloyd’s reinsurers were not liable to cover the destruction of cargo on board a vessel that capsized in the Philippines during a Typhoon. The trial court relied on a t...
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Court of Appeal and English High Court Reshape Cartel Damages Litigation Landscape in Air Cargo
Court of Appeal confirms presumption of innocence is absolute and strikes out economic tort claims; English High Court strikes out entirety of claim brought on behalf of over 60,000 Chinese claiman...
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Burden of proof in actions against ship owner for loss of cargo and the principles of bailment (UK)
England’s highest court finally, after over four centuries of reported decisions on the issue, definitively held that the burden of proof lies on the carrier where cargo owners sue a ship owner for...
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The English High Court Rules in Favour of Air Cargo Defendants Regarding Temporal Scope of Claimants’ Claims
On 4 October 2017, the High Court gave a judgment on a preliminary issue significantly restricting the temporal scope of the claimants’ claims in four air cargo cartel damages actions.
- The 'ELIN' Deck Cargo And Exclusion Clauses
- Cargo Damage Claims - The Angeliki B
- Piracy off Africa- Cargo's Perspective
- Dangerous Cargo; A Minefield for Cargo Interests and Their Insurers
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