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Enforceability of English arbitration agreements and a cautionary tale on safe registration in China weblink
Decision in the case Beijing Jianlong Heavy Industry Group v Golden Ocean Group Ltd and others [2013] EWHC 1063 (Comm).
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Fortune Plum: Commercial Court confirms owners’ affirmation of charterparty does not prevent later acceptance of continuing renunciatory breach weblink
Case highlights the difficulties faced by a ship owner in deciding whether his charterer has evinced an intention not to perform the charterparty.
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Revised MARPOL Annex V: an update weblink
At the 65th session of the MEPC, one of the items on the agenda was the revised MARPOL Annex V, which came into force on 1 January this year.
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Good faith obligations in contract: are the English courts going soft? weblink
Traditionally, English law does not recognise a general duty of good faith applicable to contracts (with certain limited exceptions, such as insurance contracts).
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Yong Jin: on the importance of back-to-back indemnities weblink
A recent judgment highlights the importance of obtaining any indemnities/guarantees on a back-to-back basis throughout the charterparty chain.
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The Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) and the offshore wind farm industry weblink
The Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) will enter into force internationally on 20 August 2013.
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Legal update: international trade and commodities — April 2013 weblink
Ince & Co has published the April 2013 edition of its International Trade and Commodities Legal Update.
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The Astra: single hire default entitles owners to withdraw and claim loss of profit for remaining charter period weblink
A Commercial Court judge has decided that a failure to pay hire under an NYPE charterparty amounts to a breach of condition, entitling a ship-owner to terminate and seek damages.
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Does a vessel arrested for a claim under a sale contract remain on hire? weblink
Time charterer Cargill withheld hire from disponent owners NYK pursuant to a period off-hire clause in a time trip charter on amended NYPE terms.
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Court of Appeal confirms ship-owners’ rights to intercept freight weblink
The Court of Appeal has upheld the Commercial Court decision that a ship-owner is entitled to redirect the payment of freight due under bills of lading and separately rely on a charterparty lien on sub-freights.
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Prior course of dealing between parties did not mean they had agreed to arbitrate weblink
The Commercial Court has considered the circumstances in which a term may be implied into a contract as a result of a course of dealing between parties.
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MARPOL Annex V: new amendments relating to disposal of cargo residues weblink
This article is intended to address some of the concerns relating to the amendments to MARPOL Annex V.
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The Griffon: the deposit or compensation? weblink
Griffon Shipping LLC v Firodi Shipping Ltd (the Griffon) [2013] EWHC 593 (Comm).
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Airport premises — traps for the unwary weblink
Taking a tenancy of airport real estate may at first appear little different to leasing any other type of commercial property. However, the operational requirements of a company wishing to take space at an airport need to be thought through carefully.
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The relevance of market expert evidence in determining whether a deal has been done weblink
Court considerations during Proton Energy Group SA v Public Company Orlen Lietuva [2013] EWHC (Comm).
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Practice areas: shipping — James Rose (Ince & Co) weblink
Shipping law covers a broad range of practice areas, which include both contentious and non-contentious matters.
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Trainee profile: Lauras Rambinas (Ince & Co) weblink
“I went to university abroad and having graduated with a Master of Laws degree, I was able to teach law at two local universities. I soon realised I did not want to pursue an academic career.”...
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Insurance e-brief — March 2013 weblink
Ince & Co has released its insurance e-brief for March 2013.
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Supreme Court confirms legal advice privilege extends only to legal profession weblink
The Supreme Court has confirmed that legal advice privilege extends only to the legal profession.
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Export ban: court construes FOSFA 201 prohibition and default clauses weblink
Court construes FOSFA 201 prohibition and default clauses.
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