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Great China Metal Industries Co Ltd v Malaysian International Shipping Corporation Berhad (The ‘Bunga Seroja’) - High Court (Gaudron, McHugh, Gummow, Kirby, Hayne and Callinan JJ) - 22 October 1998
A cargo of aluminium coils was damaged during a voyage between Sydney and Fremantle. The coils had been stuffed by the shipper into 10 containers. The primary issue in the case was whether the carrier could rely on the ‘perils of the..
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08 December 1998
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498 - 08 December 1998
Westwood Shipping Lines Inc v Geo International Inc and Anr - Fed Ct (Trial Div)(Rothstein J) - 24 June 1998
The plaintiff was the carrier of three containers of goods from China to Canada. Bills of lading were delivered to the shipper, indicating that the goods were consigned ‘to order’, that the ‘Notify Party’ was the defendant..
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08 December 1998
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498 - 08 December 1998
Owners of the MT ‘Tigr’ and Anr v Transnet Ltd and Anr 1998 (3) SALR 861 (Supreme Court of Appeal)(Hefer, Nienaber, Marais, Schutz and Scott JJA) - 27 May 1998
On 26 June 1996 the barge Bos 400
ran aground and was wrecked near Cape Town. At the time she was being towed by the tug Tigr
. The barge was owned by a French company (‘Bouygues’). The owner of the Tigr
(‘Caspian’) was an..
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08 December 1998
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498 - 08 December 1998
Margate Shipping Co v M/V ‘J A Orgeron’ - US Court of Appeals (5th Circuit) (Garwood, Jolly and Higginbotham Ct JJ) - 29 June 1998
During a severe tropical storm off the Florida coast in November 1994 the vessel Cherry Valley
, an oil tanker belonging to Margate Shipping Co, rescued a barge containing a valuable external fuel tank for NASA’s space shuttle. The district..
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08 December 1998
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498 - 08 December 1998
Doris v The Owners of the ship ‘Ferdinand’ and others - Federal Ct (Trial Div)(Dubé J) - 23 September 1998
North Channel Nautical Village Ltd (‘NCNV’) was the parent company of 12 individual shipowning companies (‘the Owners’), each of which owned a floating home. The floating homes (‘the ships’) were operated by NCNV..
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08 December 1998
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498 - 08 December 1998