Republic of India and Another v India Steamship Company Ltd (Indian Endurance and Indian Grace) (No 2)
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 23 May 1994 |
| Date | 23 May 1994 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division (Administrative Court) |
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...representation has to be that the party did not intend to enforce his strict legal rights. That point is demonstrated by Republic of India v India Steamship Co. (No. 2) [1998] A.C. 878. There the question was whether there was a waiver or estoppel which would defeat the defendant's contenti......
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Estoppel In Personal Injury Practice
...to allow him to do so..." Further, the Judge cited a passage from Lord Steyn's speech in Republic of India v India Steamship Co. Ltd [1998] A.C. 878 at "An estoppel by convention may arise where parties to a transaction act on an assumed state of facts or law, the assumption being either sh......
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The Protection Of Seafarers' Wages In Admiralty: A Critical Analysis In The Context Of Modern Shipping
...Rules), rule 773(6) and (7). 12 The Dictator [1892] P 304. 13 The Indian Endurance (No 2); Republic of India v India Steamship Co Ltd [1998] AC 878, 913. 14 Gaskell, Debattista and Swatton Chorley & Giles' Shipping Law (8th Ed, Pittman Publishing, London, 1988) 69. 15 The Lorena [1973] 1 NZ......
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...NPD 67In Re Trenton (1881) 17 Canadian Law Journal 189 In the matter of Safticraft Corporation 255 F Supp 797 (1966)Indian Grace, The [1998] AC 878, see also Republic of India v India Steamship Co Ltd (No2)Insurance Company v Gossler 96 US 645 (1878)International Stevedoring Company v Haver......
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Conclusion : reconceptualising the maritime lien and the conflict of laws
...unintelligible result jurisprudentially, or opens the door to a parochial determination of 565 See Robinson, op cit n 106, at [372].566 [1998] AC 878. Interestingly, in 1921, Gray, op cit n 103, at 48 had already pointed out that: “In the Admiralty, proceedings in rem are brought against sh......
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The maritime lien and the present Australian admiralty law
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