Lloyd's Maritime Law Newsletter

Cargo to be discharged at one safe berth - Charterers asking vessel to wait outside port limits - Charterers seeking to discharge at second berth - Whether "special agreement" concluded - Heads of costs recoverable by owners - Whether owners entitled to value of bunkers while waiting - Duress - Time bar - Whether tribunal had jurisdiction

Insurance (marine) – Cargo claim – Insurable interest – Whether subject matter was lost – Measure of indemnity – Suing and labouring – Late payment – Marine Insurance Act 1906, sections 5 and 67 – Insurance Act 2015, section 13A – Sale of Goods Act 1979, sections 16 and 20A

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Contract of affreightment – Sanctions – Force majeure affecting delay in loading and discharge – Exercise of reasonable endeavours – Dollar payments required by the contract – Offer to pay in euros – Causation – Whether arbitration award could be upheld for other reasons

Contract of affreightment – Sanctions – Force majeure affecting delay in loading and discharge – Exercise of reasonable endeavours – Dollar payments required by the contract – Offer to pay in euros – Causation – Whether arbitration award could be upheld for other reasons