No. 1-2, July 2011
Index
- Editor's note
- Foreword
- Section 22 of the Marine Insurance Act 1906
- Mending Holes: Slip and Policy
- The Policy-Slip (Dis)connect
- A statement of applicable law? Section 22 of the Marine Insurance Act 1906
- The Marine Insurance Slip and HIH v New Hampshire
- Insurable interest in the law of marine insurance
- Inherent Vice: What about It?
- The Schope of Inherent Vice after The Cendor MOPU
- Concurrency of Causes and The Cendor MOPU
- Reflections on The Cendor MOPU
- Comment on the Decision of the Supreme Court in The Cendor MOPU
- Melinda Holdings v Hellenic Mutual: A Case Comment
- Masefield AG v Amlin Corporate Member Ltd: Case comment
- Court of Appeal Reviews the Doctrine of Actual Total Loss and Legality of Ransom: Masefield AG v Amlin Corporate Member Ltd
- Loss Proximately Caused by Piracy under ICC (A) Clauses, the Legality of Ransom Payments and their Recoverability as Sue and Labour Charges: Masefield AG v Amlin Corporate Member