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Splitt Chartering APS and Others v Saga Shipholding Norway AS and Others (The “Stema Barge II”) [2021] EWCA Civ 1880; [2022] 1 Lloyd’s Rep 170
Limitation of liability: what is an operator?
Online Published Date:
01 February 2022
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Vol 22 No 1 - 01 February 2022
BP Oil International Ltd v Glencore Energy UK Ltd [2022] EWHC 499 (Comm)
Recapcontract making
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01 February 2022
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Vol 22 No 1 - 01 February 2022
Alize 1954 and Another v Allianz Elementar Versicherungs AG and Others (The “CMA CGM Libra”) [2021] UKSC 51; [2021] 2 Lloyd’s Rep 613
Unseaworthinessunder the Hague Rules in the UK’s Supreme Court
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01 February 2022
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Vol 22 No 1 - 01 February 2022
An alternative to the Wayne Tank rule in the FCA test case
It has been over one year since the Supreme Court's judgment in Financial Conduct Authority v Arch Insurance (UK) Ltd [2021] Lloyd's Rep IR 63 (the "FCA test case"). Among the many aspects that were decided by the Supreme Court, the "proximate in efficiency" test of causation was reified and systematised. This article will attempt to find grounds for replacing the Wayne Tank principle with a new test for concurrent causation.
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01 February 2022
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Vol 22 No 1 - 01 February 2022