The Racine
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Judgment Date | 22 May 1906 |
| Date | 22 May 1906 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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11 cases
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The ‘Rainbow Star’
...from such charter hire to get the owner’s net loss. What are the relevant legal principles? Relying on The Kate [1899] P 165, The Racine [1906] P 273 and Owners of Dredger Liesbosch v Owners of Steamship Edison [1933] AC 449 (“The Liesbosch”), the AR accepted that it was established law tha......
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Kuwait Airways Corporation v Iraqi Airways Company (Nos 4 & 5)
...that therefore no loss of profits were to be allowed. He regarded KAC's claim as "speculative". Apart from The Liesbosch he cited The Racine [1906] P 273.as a case where the lost vessel was under charter and loss of profits were therefore recoverable, The Llanover [1947] P 80.as a case wher......
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Liesbosch Dredger (Owners of) v Owners of SS Edison (The Liesbosch)
...154 (1921) 3 K. B. 560 The PhiladelphiaDID=ASPMELR 14 Asp. Mar Law Cas. 68 116 L. T. Rep. 794 (1917) P. 101 The RacineDID=ASPMELR 10 Asp Mar. Law Cas. 300 95 L. T. Rep. 597 (1906) P. 273 The ArgentinoDID=ASPMELRDID=ASPMELR 11 Asp. Mar. Law Cas. 280 101 L. T. Rep. 80 (1909) P. 236 6 Asp. Mar......
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Liesbosch Dredger (Owners of) v Owners of SS Edison (The Liesbosch)
...was the value of the vessel at the end of her voyage, plus the profits lost under the charter party. The same principle was extended in the Racine, 1906, P. 273, to a vessel sunk while on her voyage under charter from her home port to a foreign port, from which port she was chartered to pr......
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