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THE "ALMIZAR"
Collision - Fog - Radar - Excessive speed -Look-out-Presence of fog not realized- Alteration of course-Collision Regulations, 1965, Rules 15, 16, 29.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 1
THE "ITALIAN"
Practice-Writ-Service out of jurisdiction- Whether leave should have been granted by Registrar-Discretion of Court-R.S.C. Order 11, r. 1.
Charter-party-Limitation of action-Claim by cargo-owners for damage to cargo - Extension of time granted by time charterers -Whether binding on shipowner-Whether time charterers actual or ostensible agents of shipowner.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 11
THOMAS BORTHWICK (GLASGOW), LTD. v. BUNGE & CO., LTD.
Sale of goods (c.i.f.) - Appropriation - Vessel "expected to load 3rd/5th January, 1968, or substitute" - Vessel substituted - Shipping documents rejected by buyers - Whether appropriation was in accordance with contract terms-Whether sellers had option to substitute-Implied terms-Meaning of "or substitute" and "available". Sale of Goods Act, 1893, Sect. 29 (2).
Contract - Deleted clause - Whether Court should ignore deleted terms.
Practice-Precedent-Decision of Court of Appeal on construction of contract-Whether binding on lower Court.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 17
THE PRESIDENT OF INDIA v. METCALFE SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. (THE "DUNELMIA")
Charter-party - Arbitration clause - Dispute over short delivery between charterers and owners-Applicability of arbitration clause in charter-party-Bill of lading indorsed to charterers by shippers-Whether property in goods passed to charterers at loading and bill of lading was mere receipt.
Bill of lading-Merger with charter-party- Applicability of charter-party and/or bill of lading terms.
Sale of goods (f.o.b.)-Passing of property-Bill of lading indorsed by shippers/sellers to charterers/buyers-Whether property passed when loading completed or documents transferred.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 32
CAMIS v. MATTHEW HALL MECHANICAL SERVICES, LTD.
Negligence-Foreseeability of risk-Duty of care - Sprinkler system - Ship's plumber's slip when water showered from sprinkler head - Res ipsa loquitur - Liability of employers/manufacturers of sprinkler head.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 43
AINSLEY DUNN & CO., LTD., AND IMPORTED BRANDS, INC. v. STEWART & SON OF DUNDEE, LTD.
Practice-Evidence by deposition - Witnesses out of jurisdiction-Order for examination refused by Judge - Whether discretion exercised wrongly-R.S.C. Order 39, r. 1.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 49
HAMILTON FINANCE COMPANY, LTD. v. COVERLEY WESTRAY WALBAUM & TOSETTI, LTD., AND PORTLAND FINANCE COMPANY, LTD.
Bill of exchange - Stamp - Claim on dishonoured bills-Whether bills were properly stamped - Alternative claim by plaintiff holders for money bad and received and/or breach of alleged implied warranty-Whether bills admissible in evidence for any purpose whatever - Whether transactions involving purchase of bills were moneylending - Alleged non-presentation on due dates and/or failure to give proper notice of dishonour- Meaning of "in the same place"-Stamp Act, 1891, Sects. 14 (4), 38 as amended by Finance Act, 1961, Sect. 33-Bills of Exchange Act, 1882, Sects. 45, 46 (2), 49 (5), (12).
Stamp Act, 1891-Bills of exchange-Whether bills were properly stamped - Whether bills not properly stamped admissible in evidence for any purpose whatever-Stamp Act. 1891, Sects. 14 (4), 38-Finance Act, 1961, Sect. 33.
Evidence-Admissibility-Bills of exchange not properly stamped-Whether bills admissible for collateral purpose.
Contract - Quasi-contract - Money had and received - Bills of exchange not properly stamped - Whether total failure of consideration.
Moneylenders Act, 1927-Purchasing of bills of exchange-Whether bills security for money lent.
Company-Officer-Due notice of dishonour in respect of bills of exchange-Director of plaintiff company (holders) also secretary of defendant company (indorsers) - Whether due notice in one capacity sufficient in other capacity-Bills of Exchange Act, 1882, Sect. 49 (5).
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 53
KIRBY v. COSINDIT SOCIETA PER AZIONI
Insurance - Policy - Notice of cancellation- "Extensions held covered at a premium to be arranged"-No agreement on "reasonable premium" - Liability of insured to pay reasonable amount on account-Whether insurer not bound to provide cover in event of non-payment - Whether notice of cancellation given by insurer reasonable.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 75
ASTRA TRUST, LTD. v. ADAMS AND WILLIAMS
Sale of ship-"Subject to a satisfactory survey" -Whether a concluded contract-Whether dissatisfaction by buyers entitled them to withdraw from contract.
Contract-Breach-Arrangement for purchase of yacht "subject to a satisfactory survey" -Whether a concluded contract-Whether survey should be objectively or subjectively satisfactory.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 81
E. J. WEBSTER, LTD. v. F. DICKSON TRANSPORT, LTD.
Carriage of goods-Loss in transit-Theft of goods from carriers' premises-Liability of carriers-Whether carriers were common carriers and/or negligent-Alleged express term that loaded lorry would be left at plaintiffs' premises overnight-Road Haulage Association, Ltd.'s Conditions of Carriage.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 89
WATTSON v. PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY
Negligence - Duty of care - Mobile crane moving in reverse-Lorry driver injured by crane-Liability of crane-driver's employers -Duty to provide look-out.
Damages-Special damages-Loss of wages by wife looking after injured husband (plaintiff) -No legally binding contract by husband to repay wife-Whether recoverable as special damages in action by plaintiff against tortfeasor.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 95
BROWN v. PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY
Negligence - Duty of care - Mobile crane loading timber onto lorry at dock-Injury to lorry driver-Liability of port authority.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 103
MULLIS v. UNITED STATES LINES COMPANY
Occupiers' Liability Act, 1957-Duty of care- Hold of vessel-Injury to dock worker when reel of cardboard moved under him and displaced suspended reel-Whether reels should have been chocked-Foreseeability of injury - Liability of shipowner - Whether shipowner entitled to rely on independent contractor - Sects. 2 (1), (2), (3) (b) and (4) (b).
Docks Regulations, 1934-Unloading of cargo -Injury to dock worker - Whether shipowner under duty to comply with regulations -Regulation 41.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 109
WILSON, WALTON INTERNATIONAL (OFFSHORE SERVICES), LTD. v. TEES AND HARTLEPOOLS PORT AUTHORITY AND OTHERS
Port authority-Contract-Disposal of graving dock by port authority - Sale to lowest bidder-Whether proper exercise of discretion by authority-Whether contrary to the public policy-Tees and Hartlepools Port Authority Act, 1966, Sects. 12, 14 (3).
Practice - Declaratory judgment - Extent of interest necessary to support claim for declaratory judgment-R.S.C., Order 15, r.16.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 120
PRACTICE DIRECTION
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 126
MALLETT v. McMONAGLE AND McMONAGLE
Damages - Quantum - Assessment - Fatal Accidents Acts (Northern Ireland), 1846 to 1959-Award by Jury of £21,500-Whether amount exceeded what any reasonable Jury would award-Whether inflation should be taken into account in assessment.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 127
N.V. BUREAU WIJSMULLER v. THE "TOJO MARU" (OWNERS)
Limitation of liability-Salvage-Salved vessel damaged by negligence of salvors' diver working from salvors' tug-Claim by salvors to limit liability-Whether negligent act of diver an act "on board" or "in the management" of salvors' tug-Right of owner of salved vessel to set-off by way of counter-claim for damage to salved vessel against salvage award-Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, Sect. 503-Merchant Shipping (Liability of Shipowners and Others) Act, 1958.
Salvage - Award - Salved vessel damaged by negligence of salvors' employee-Diminished award by arbitrator-Whether owners entitled to counterclaim for damage to salved vessel -Claim by salvors to limit liability-Whether right of set-off between salvors' salvage claim and owners' counterclaim-Whether right to limit liability applicable only to balance of counterclaim.
Equity - Set-off - Claim for salvage award - Salved vessel damaged by negligence of salvors' employee-Whether owners had right of set-off against salvors' claim- Whether salvors entitled to limit liability- Whether limitation of liability applied before or after set-off.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 133
APPLETON v. CUNARD STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, LTD.
Negligence-Duty of care-Injury to ship's passenger - Alleged slippery linoleum - Liability of shipowners.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 150
COMMISSIONERS OF INLAND REVENUE v. KLEINWORT BENSON, LTD.
Revenue-Income tax-Assessment-Tax advantage -Purchase by bank of debenture stock with arrears of interest accrued - Whether object of transaction to obtain a tax advantage-Finance Act, 1960, Sect. 28 (1) (2) (a), (b), Sect. 43 (4) (g)-Meaning of "fall in the value".
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 152
MAURICE FEDERATION v. STEWART (THE "WEST BAY III")
Towage-Sinking of tow-Claim against master of towing vessel-Whether master was negligent -Salvage-Loss of salved vessel- Liability where error of judgment by gratuitous salvor.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 158
CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, LTD. v. THE "LAKE BOSOMTWE" AND PICKFORD & BLACK, LTD.
Carriage by sea-Damage to cargo-Liability of stevedores-Applicability of res ipsa loquitur doctrine-Effect of certificate by port warden that stow was proper-Whether stevedores protected by exemption clause in bill of lading.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 164
COMMISSIONERS OF INLAND REVENUE v. BARCLAY CURLE & CO., LTD.
Revenue - Income tax - Initial allowances - Construction of dry dock-Capital expenditure incurred on preliminary excavations and concrete work-Whether expenditure was on provision of "plant" and qualified for capital allowance of 3/10ths-Income Tax Act, 1952, Part X, Chapter I, Sects. 265 and 276, and Chapter II, Sect. 279-Meaning of "plant" and "provision".
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 169
PARRY v. CLEAVER
Damages - Assessment - Personal injuries - Disablement pension-Compulsory contributions - Injured police constable discharged from force with a disablement pension receivable as of right-Whether pension to be taken into account in assessment of damages for financial loss.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 183
QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS AND ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION PTY., LTD. v. MANUFACTURERS' MUTUAL INSURANCE, LTD.
Insurance-Contractors All Risks Insurance- "Faulty design"-Damage by flood waters to piers of bridge under construction - Whether within exclusion of damage due to faulty design-Meaning of "faulty design".
Arbitration-Award-Dispute under insurance policy-Whether reasons for award formed part of award - Whether reference to arbitrator of question of construction of policy rendered error in construction appearing on award unimpeachable by Court.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 214
EDMEADES v. THAMES BOARD MILLS, LTD.
Practice - Personal injury action - Medical reports-Diagnosis by plaintiff's doctor of complaint not raised in statement of claim- Refusal by plaintiff to undergo second examination by any of six specialists nominated by defendants-Whether action should be stayed.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 221
NEWTON v. CAMMELL LAIRD & CO. (SHIPBUILDERS AND ENGINEERS), LTD.
Limitation of action-Fatal injuries-Leave to bring action-Failure by deceased to obtain legal advice - Whether deceased had constructive knowledge of material facts before he died-Limitation Act, 1963, Sects. 1 (3), 7 (5).
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 224
INTRODUCTIONS, LTD. v. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK, LTD.
Company - Debentures - Money borrowed by company from bank on security of debentures- Company engaged on ultra vires activity-Validity of debentures.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 229
FOWLER v. BRITISH RAILWAYS BOARD
Negligence - Duty of care - Safe means of access-Ship's cook drowned while returning to ship late at night-Inferences to be drawn from primary facts-Liability of shipowners -Effect of M.o.T. notice stating that nets should be rigged "when desirable".
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 231
EXCELBY v. PHILPOTT AND PHILPOTT
Practice-Writ-Extension of time-Personal injury action-Defendants out of jurisdiction for three years-Whether time should have been extended.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 234
THE "ELEFTHERIA"
Admiralty practice-Action in rem by cargo-owners -Foreign jurisdiction clause in bill of lading-Whether action should be stayed -Applicability of Greek law-Considerations affecting prima facie case for a stay.
Contract-Foreign jurisdiction clause-Action by cargo-owners for alleged breach of contract contained in bills of lading - Whether action should be stayed.
Bill of lading-Foreign jurisdiction clause- Cargo discharged at Rotterdam instead of Hull due to alleged labour troubles-Action in rem by cargo-owners for cost of on-carriage - Whether action should be stayed.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 237
COMPAGNIE TUNISIENNE DE NAVIGATION S.A. v. COMPAGNIE D'ARMEMENT MARITIME S.A.
Conflict of laws - Contract - Proper law - Tonnage agreement on English form of tanker voyage charter-party-Contract to be governed by laws of "Flag of Vessel carrying goods" and providing that any dispute should be settled by arbitration in London- Whether English law proper law of contract.
Charter-party-Proper law-Tonnage agreement on English form of tanker voyage charter-party -Contract to be governed by laws of "Flag of Vessel carrying goods" and providing that any dispute should be settled by arbitration in London-Whether English law proper law of contract.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 247
THE "PUTBUS"
Admiralty practice - Release of security - Collision in Dutch waters-Limitation fund paid into Dutch Court-Arrest of sister ship in English port-Motion to release security given by arrested vessel-Whether potential claim for wreck-raising expenses by Dutch Government authority would be subject to limitation - Whether Dutch Court would treat English Court's decision as binding on Dutch Government authority-Discretion of Court-Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, Sect. 503-Merchant Shipping (Liability of Shipowners and Others) Act, 1958, Sect. 5.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 253
DINEEN v. WALPOLE
Arbitration - Award - Costs - Discretion of arbitrator - Successful claimant ordered to pay costs of arbitration-Whether prima facie misconduct by arbitrator.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 261
ANGLO-AFRICAN MERCHANTS, LTD., AND EXMOUTH CLOTHING COMPANY, LTD. v. BAYLEY
Insurance-All risks-Non-disclosure-Waiver - Army surplus jerkins (20 years old) described as "New Men's Clothes in Bales for Export" - Whether misrepresentation and/or non-disclosure of material facts- Meaning of "New"-Whether underwriters put on inquiry.
Insurance-Broker-Whether agent for assured and/or underwriter-Claim for loss of goods avoided by underwriters on grounds of non-disclosure -Broker instructed by underwriters to obtain assessor's report-Whether breach of duty to insured-Whether established practice would be upheld by Court.
Agency-Insurance broker-Whether agent for assured and/or underwriters - Broker instructed by underwriters to obtain assessor's report-Whether breach of duty to assured-Effect of custom in insurance market.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 268
JASON v. BATTEN (1930), LTD.; JASON v. BRITISH TRADERS' INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.
Negligence-Motor accident-Wheel of van falling off 2700 miles after service by defendants-Liability of defendants-Onus of proof - Plaintiff suffering from coronary thrombosis six days after accident-Whether causal connection between thrombosis and accident.
Insurance - Accident insurance - Disablement benefit-Insured suffering from coronary thrombosis six days after motor accident -Pre-existing arterial disease - Whether "bodily injury sustained in accident and exclusive of all other causes"-Meaning of "accident", "physical defect or infirmity".
Damages-Personal injuries-Plaintiff suffering coronary thrombosis after motor accident- Pre-existing arterial disease - Effect on damages.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 281
NISHINA TRADING COMPANY, LTD. v. CHIYODA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.
Marine insurance-Sue and labour charges- Whether in respect of averting loss within policy-Meaning of "takings"; "theft"; and "persons acting maliciously".
Cargo-owners deprived of possession of cargo -Whether as a result of "taking"; "theft"; or "persons acting maliciously".
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 293
EAST v. BEAVIS TRANSPORT, LTD.; SELLARS (FIRST THIRD PARTY); W. E. ANDERSON & CO., LTD. (SECOND THIRD PARTY)
Master and servant-Course of employment- Plaintiff injured by lorry reversed by dock worker-Dock worker given permission to move lorry by lorry driver-Whether dock worker acting in course of employment- Liability of dock worker, lorry driver and respective employers - Whether plaintiff contributorily negligent.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 302
TOMLIN v. STANDARD TELEPHONES AND CABLES, LTD.
Contract-Offer and acceptance-"Without prejudice" - Negotiations on liability and quantum in personal injury action-"Agreement" on liability in letters marked "without prejudice"-No agreement on quantum- Whether legally binding agreement on liability between parties or merely step in negotiations-Admissibility of letters.
Evidence - Admissibility - Personal injury action - Negotiations in correspondence headed "without prejudice" - Whether binding agreement on liability.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 309
CHEESMAN v. FURNESS, WITHY & CO., LTD.
Negligence - Unnecessary risk - Stevedore injured by case tipped over by stevedore employed by defendants - Liability of defendants.
Damages - Personal injuries - Stevedore employed after accident as docker checker- No loss of earnings-Effect on damages.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 315
BARKER v. ANDERS STOKKA
Damages - Personal injuries - Concussion - Alleged change of personality - Whether effect of concussion.
Docks Regulations, 1934-Hatch coverings- Personal injury sustained by dock worker- Alleged defective hatch covering - Liability of shipowner.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 319
TAYLOR v. FURNESS, WITHY & CO., LTD.
Dock Workers Employment Scheme, 1967- "Decasualization" - Refusal of defendant registered employer to employ plaintiff registered dock worker allocated to them under scheme by local dock labour board- Whether scheme created a contractual relationship or merely provided for allocation -Time of existence of contract-Whether scheme ultra vires Dock Workers (Regulation of Employment) Act, 1946-Dock Workers (Regulation of Employment) (Amendment) Order, 1967, Schedule 2.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 324
DOCKER v. HYAMS
Sale of ship-Notice of rejection-"If any material defects shall have been found purchaser may give notice of rejection"- Whether existence of defects or their materially relevant and referable to arbitration.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 333
HYAMS v. DOCKER
Arbitration - Arbitration clause in agreement for sale of yacht - Allegation of material defects-Issue on construction of contract - Action for declaration that purchaser entitled to cancel - Whether proceedings should be stayed - Discretion of Court.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 341
HUGH V. ALLEN & CO., LTD. v. A. HOLMES, LTD. SAME v. HOLMES
Assessors-Payment for services-Reasonable amount.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 348
THE "WORLD BEAUTY"
Admiralty practice - Damages - Assessment - Detention of vessel following collision - Loss of profit - Mitigation of loss - Whether profits earned could not have been made but for collision - Whether excessive time spent in gas-freeing vessel - Whether plaintiffs failed to mitigate loss by chartering substitute vessel more timeously.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 350
ATLANTIC MARITIME CARRIERS S.A. v. HELLENIC MUTUAL WAR RISKS ASSOCIATION, LTD. CAPETANDIAMANTIS COMPANIA MARITIMA S.A.; EASTERN SEAS TRANSPORT CORPORATION AND ORIENT SHIPPING CORPORATION v. SAME
Marine insurance-War risks-P. & I. Club policies to pay reasonable expenses resulting from diversion of ship on voyage already commenced-Direction by Club that no vessel in Club should enter Suez Canal- Vessels commenced ballast voyage before direction and loaded voyage after direction -Whether vessels were "on a voyage already commenced" - Meaning of "voyage".
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 359
JOHN HOWARD & CO. (NORTHERN), LTD. v. J. P. KNIGHT, LTD.
Sale of ship - Alleged breach of contract- "Subject to satisfactory running trials"- "Subject contract"-Whether binding agreement reached.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 364
HEATH STEELE MINES, LTD. v. THE "ERWIN SCHRODER" (THE "ERWIN SCHRODER")
Carriage by sea-Dangerous cargo-Concentrates -Deviation of vessel due to shifting of cargo-Whether cargo was of a dangerous character-Allegation that vessel was unseaworthy -Whether liability of charterers or owners-Effect of charter-party provision that carrier was responsible for cargo- Canadian Concentrates Code.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 370
MATTHEWS AND OTHERS v. MACLAREN, JONES AND THE "OGOPOGO" HORSLEY AND OTHERS v. MACLAREN AND JONES
Negligence-Duty of care-Rescue-Passenger lost after fall overboard from pleasure boat- Alleged negligence by boat owner in rescue attempt-Whether legal duty on boat owner to go to rescue of passenger-Standard of conduct applicable to such duty-Whether wrong procedure adopted for rescue attempt -Death of rescuer who dived in following abortive rescue attempts - Whether rescuer's conduct natural and probable result of boat owner's negligence-Volenti non fit injuria-Right of boat owner to limit liability.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 374
ORIENT MID-EAST LINES, INC. v. CO-OPERATIVE FOR AMERICAN RELIEF EVERYWHERE, INC. ET AL. AND UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (THE "ORIENT MERCHANT"; THE "OLAU GORM")
United States-Carriage by sea-Additional freight-Closure of St. Lawrence Seaway- Vessel locked in Great Lakes for winter- Liability of shipper for additional freight- Whether shipowner negligent in disregarding warnings by Seaway Authority to clear its ships from Seaway - Effect of exculpatory clauses in bill of lading.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 384
GALLAHER, LTD. v. COMMISSIONERS OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE
Revenue - Import duty - Commonwealth preference - Withdrawal - Effect - Customs and Excise Act, 1952 - Import Duties Act, 1958-Meaning of "consigned".
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 389
DOCKER v. HYAMS
Practice-Appeal-Dispute over sale of yacht -Question of law-Whether time for appeal should be abridged - Discretion of Court -R.S.C., Order 3, r. 5 (1).
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 405
THOMPSON v. BRISTOL CHANNEL SHIP REPAIRERS AND ENGINEERS, LTD. HARRIS v. CARDIFF CHANNEL DRY DOCKS AND PONTOON COMPANY, LTD.
Redundancy Payments Act, 1965 - Dry dock workers-Employment by other employers during periods when laid off - Whether "temporary cessation of work" - Contracts of Employment Act, 1963, Schedule 1, par. 5 (1) (b).
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 407
THE "MYRON" (OWNERS) v. TRADAX EXPORT S.A.
Arbitration - Award - Motion to set aside or remit-Alleged misconduct by arbitrators- No formal oral hearing-Allegation by party that it was not informed of date of hearing or given opportunity to present its case or given notice to produce documents - Customary procedure of maritime arbitrations.
Arbitration - Award - Interest on award - Power of arbitrators to award interest rate at a higher rate than on a judgment debt - Arbitration Act, 1950, Sect. 20 - Comments by Court.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 411
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, INC. v. THE "HONGKONG PRODUCER" AND UNIVERSAL MARINE CORPORATION
United States - Bill of lading - Sea-water damage to cargo stowed on deck-Short form bill of lading not mentioning on-deck stowage - Terms of regular form incorporated into short form by reference- Whether carrier in breach of contract.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 421
NORD-DEUTSCHE VERSICHERUNGS-GESELLSCHAFT, UNITED KINGDOM MUTUAL STEAM SHIP ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION, LTD., AND FISCHER BEARINGS MANUFACTURING, LTD. v. THE QUEEN. ROYAL NETHERLANDS STEAMSHIP COMPANY (THIRD PARTY) (THE "HERMES")
Canada-Negligence-Collision in St. Lawrence River-Sheering of vessel due to bank suction - Displacement of leading lights - Whether navigation department were negligent -Whether sinking of vessel due to collision-Liability of Crown.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 425
PRACTICE NOTE
(1) Form of writ where "sister" ship is arrested. (2) Affidavit to lead warrant-circumstances in which R.S.C., Order 75, r. 5 (8) applies.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 483
Administration of Justice Act, 1956.
PRACTICE DIRECTION
Orders for cross-examination of witnesses on affidavits.
[1969] 1 LLOYD'S LAW REPORTS 484
DOCKER v. HYAMS
Sale of ship - Notice of rejection - "If any material defects shall have been found purchaser may give notice of rejection"- Whether existence of defects or their materiality relevant and referable to arbitration.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 487
TRADAX EXPORT S.A. v. VOLKSWAGENWERK A.G.
Charter-party-Centrocon Arbitration Clause- "All disputes from time to time arising out of this contract"-Arbitrator to be "appointed within three months of final discharge" -Arbitration clause incorporated "in this charter-party so far as applicable"-Whether Centrocon Clause applied to dispute under charter-party.
Arbitration - Arbitrator - Appointment - Centrocon Arbitration Clause - Arbitrator to be "appointed within three mouths of final discharge" - Arbitrator nominated by charterers to owners - Nominated arbitrator informed by charterers after expiry of three months period - Meaning of "appointed".
Charter-party - Construction - Deleted clause - Whether Court entitled to regard deleted clause.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 494
FORNEY v. DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.
Insurance - Solicitor's indemnity insurance - Liability limited to claims "arising out of same occurrence" - Meaning and effect - Whether liability in damages to former clients included liability in costs - Damages for wrongful repudiation.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 502
WEST AND OTHERS v. RITCHIE AND OTHERS (THE "CONVALLARIA")
Collision-Anchored vessel-Alleged failure to display anchor light-General practice in fishing anchorage-Look-out-Excessive speed.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 511
CRELINSTEN FRUIT COMPANY v. THE "MORMACSAGA" (THE "MORMACSAGA")
Carriage by sea-Damage to cargo-Delivery delayed by strike-Vessel ordered to strike-bound port by owners-Damage to cargo due to delay when vessel became strike-bound -Effect of exemption clause in bill of lading-Whether owners had exercised due care to protect and safely carry cargo - U.S. Carriage of Goods by Sea Act, 1936.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 515
MUTUAL LIFE AND CITIZENS' ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. v. EVATT MUTUAL LIFE AND CITIZENS' ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., AND THE M.L.C., LTD. v. SAME
Negligence-Duty of care-Gratuitous information and advice-Insurance company giving inquirer information and advice as to financial affairs of associated company-Whether duty of care owed to inquirer-Whether inquirer has cause of action.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 535
LOMBARD AUSTRALIA, LTD. v. N.R.M.A. INSURANCE, LTD.
Insurance - Motor insurance - Motor vehicle insured in names of hirer and owner-Vehicle damaged by deliberate act of hirer-Claim by owner in his own name-Whether damage was "accidental"-Whether policy was joint.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 575
EHA v. THE "SAFARI QUEEN 2" (THE "SAFARI QUEEN 2")
Salvage-Award-Burning vessel removed from vicinity of salved vessel-Quantum of award.
[1969] 1 Lloyd's Rep 581
JUDICIAL DIRECTION
The following New Judicial Directions Nos. 11 and 12 (replacing the existing Directions Nos. 11 and 12) will apply to all appeals set down for hearing on or after Oct. 1, 1969.
[1969] 1 LLOYD'S LAW REPORTS 584
PRACTICE DIRECTION
Appeals from justices under the Guardianship of Infants Acts-Application for leave to appeal out of time.
[1969] 1 LLOYD'S LAW REPORTS 587
PRACTICE DIRECTION
Orders for taxation of costs on discharge or revocation of Civil Aid Certificates.
[1969] 1 LLOYD'S LAW REPORTS 588
PRACTICE DIRECTION
Chancery procedure summonses and adjournment into Court of originating summonses.
[1969] 1 LLOYD'S LAW REPORTS 588