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Index

Index

  • Calculation of laytime
  • “Call at any ports in any order”
  • Cancelling clause
  • Cancelling clause (GENCON 1976)
  • “Captain to sign. . . bills of lading”
    • owner’s right to recourse, and 18.236
    • signature of bill of lading, and 18.17418.178
  • Capture and confiscation
  • Cargo
  • Cargo (ASBATANKVOY)
  • Cargo (GENCON 1976)
    • ballast, and 6.4
    • BIMCO cargo clause 6.63
    • broken stowage, and 6.5
    • bunkers, and 6.10
    • charterer’s obligations to provide for loading
      • and see Cargo (charterer’s obligations)
      • exceptions to rule 7.67.19
      • general rule 7.17.5
      • options 7.217.28
    • dangerous goods
    • de minimis 6.21
    • deck cargo
    • descriptive clauses, and 11.79
      • capacity of ship 1.78
      • fixed amount of cargo 6.156.20
      • stowage factor of cargo 6.14

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      draught restrictions, and 5.25
    • fixed quantities
    • “full and complete cargo”
      • ballast 6.4
      • broken stowage 6.5
      • introduction 6.2
      • normal cargo space 6.3
      • preparation of goods 6.7
      • qualifications 6.9
      • stowage 6.5
    • harbours with bars, and 6.11
    • introduction 6.1
    • lawful merchandise 6.44
    • loading in breach 6.64
    • minimum and maximum quantities 6.16
    • option as to quantity 6.18
    • owner’s rights 6.41
    • part cargo 6.20
    • preparation of goods, and 6.7
    • proceeding on voyage 9.19A.1
    • stores, and 6.10
    • stowage, and 6.5
    • stowage factor, and 6.14
    • suitability of cargo 3A.35
    • types
      • introduction 6.42
      • lawful merchandise 6.44
      • specifically described cargo 6.43
    • water, and 6.10
  • Cargo carrying capacity
    • ASBATANKVOY 29.5
    • GENCON 1976
      • “about” 3.23
      • generally 3A.8
      • “without guarantee” 3.40
  • Cargo (charterer’s obligations)
    • cargo options 7.217.28
      • failure to exercise 7.26
      • introduction 7.21
      • method of exercise 7.25
      • nomination of delayed cargo 7.27
      • revocation 7.28
    • consequences of breach 7.5
    • contracts of affreightment 7A.34
    • customary place of storage 7.11
    • damages 7A.30
    • excepted perils 7.16
    • exceptions to rule
      • customary place of storage 7.11
      • excepted perils 7.16
      • express clauses 7.97.19
      • frustration of charterparty 7.6
      • illegality 7.8
      • provision of cargo 7.67.19
    • express clauses
      • customary place of storage 7.11
      • general principle of interpretation 7.10
      • introduction 7.9
    • frustration of charterparty 7.6
    • general rule 7.1
    • loading in turn 7.3
  • Cargo claims
  • Cargo conversion
  • Cargo, damage to 21.124
  • Cargo gear, operation of
  • Cargo interest
  • Cargo, lost
    • in-transit loss clauses 34.11
  • Cargo retention clause
  • Cargo taxes
    • loading/discharging cargo, and 14A.3
  • Cargo voyage
  • Carriage of Goods by Sea Act 1924
  • Carriage of Goods by Sea Act 1971
  • Carriage of Goods by Sea Act 1992
  • Carriage

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    of Goods by Sea (Parties to Convention) Order 1985
  • Carrier
  • Cash payment (freight)
  • Causation
    • damages for breach of charter, and 21.50
    • general average, and 20.26
    • indemnity, and 18.245
  • CERCLA
    • derivative liability, and 2A.25
  • Certificates of financial responsibility
    • oil pollution, and 65A.3
  • Cesser clauses
    • and see Liens
    • cost of exercise of lien, and 21.77
    • exercise of lien, and 17A.46
    • general average, and 20.62
    • U.S. law 17A.46
  • Chartered tonnage
    • description of ship, and 3.13
  • Charterer
  • Charterer’s bill of lading
  • Charterer’s obligations
  • Charterer’s risk
  • Charterparty
  • Charterparty bill of lading
    • “conditions” and “terms” distinguished 1.130
    • generally 18.2
    • terms
      • “terms” distinguished 1.130
      • identification of charterparty 18.60
      • incorporation into bill 18.48
      • introduction 18.47
  • Charterparty clause
    • description of goods 18.180
    • loss of cargo after payment of advance 18.216
    • rate of freight
      • agreement to discharge port outside agreed range 13.31
      • cash payment 13.5713.59
      • form of bill at charterer’s discretion 18.179
      • generally 13.13
      • non-specific form of bill required 18.189
      • specific form of bill required 18.185
    • signature of bill of lading
    • statements in bill of lading 18.206
  • Charterparty Laytime Definitions
  • Cheque payment
  • Choice of law
    • chosen by parties
      • demonstration of reasonable certainty, by 1.33
      • express choice, by 1.30
      • “floating” clauses 1.31
      • general rule 1.27
      • other indication, by 1.38
    • Contracts (Applicable Law) Act 1990, under 1.27
    • course of dealing, and 1.35
    • demonstration of reasonable certainty, by
      • course of dealing 1.35
      • express choice of forum 1.36
      • introduction 1.33
      • other indications 1.38
      • particular words 15A.21
      • reference to provisions of system of law 1.37
      • use of standard form 1.34
    • express choice, by 1.30
    • express choice of forum, and 1.36
    • “floating” clauses 1.31
    • GENCON 1994, and 27A.1
    • general average, and 20.3
    • introduction 1.33
    • limitation of shipowners’ liability, and 1.50
    • no choice made by parties
    • other indication, by 1.38
    • particular words, and 15A.21
    • procedural law 1.50
    • reference to provisions of system of law, and 1.37
    • role 1.47
    • Rome Convention 1990, under 1.271.43
    • use of standard form, and 1.34
  • Civil commotion
  • Civil Liability Conventions 1969 & 1992
  • Civil War
  • Classification of terms
  • Classification society
  • Clause paramount
  • Clausing
    • bill of lading, and 18.22
  • Clean bill of lading
    • captain’ signature, and 18.236
  • Cleaning
  • “Clear days”
  • Closest and most real connection
    • conflict of laws, and 1.27
  • Closing hatches
    • f.i.o.s.t. clause, and 14.50
  • COAs
  • Coating
  • COFRs
  • Collateral warranty, damages for breach of
  • Combined transport bill of lading
  • Commencement of laytime
  • Commencement of laytime (GENCON 1976)
  • Commercial purpose
    • frustration, and 22.10
    • interpretation of terms, and 22.10
  • Commodity exchange price
    • Hague-Visby Rules, and 66.392
  • “Computed on intake quantity”
    • and see Intake quantity
    • freight, and 34.2
  • Concluding binding agreement
    • intention to contract 1.12
    • introduction 1.3
    • prerequisites 1.41.5
    • “subject to contract” et al. 1.16
  • Conclusive evidence clauses
  • “Condition”
  • Condition of vessel and gear
    • description of ship, and 3.34
  • Condition, statements as to
  • “Condition unknown”
    • bill of lading, and 18.17
  • Conditions
    • and see Terms of charter
    • bill of lading, and 18.16
    • description of ship, and
    • generally 1.130
    • “terms” distinguished 1.130
  • Conflict of laws rules
    • closest and most real connection 1.27
    • duress, and 1.93
    • express choice 1.30
    • implied choice
    • introduction 1.93
  • CONGENBILL 2007
  • Congestion
  • Conline bill of lading
  • “Consecutive days”
  • Consecutive voyage charter
    • cancelling clause, and 19.5
    • frustration, and 22.31
    • meaning 19.5
    • name of vessel, and 3.53.7
    • unjustified deviation, and 12.30
  • Consequential delays
  • “Consignor”
    • governing law, and 1.40
  • Consolidation
  • Containers
    • deck cargo, and 6.29
  • “Contamination”
    • responsibility of owners, and 49.10
  • Contract of affreightment
  • Contract for the carriage of goods
  • Contract of carriage, bill of lading as
  • Contracts (Applicable Law) Act 1990
    • and see Governing law
    • generally 1.27
  • Contracts of affreightment
  • Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999
  • Contracts to indemnify
  • Contractual liability
    • bill of lading, and 18.15
  • Contributing interests
    • general average, and 20.32
  • Contributory negligence
  • “Corporate veil”
  • Corrosive goods
  • Costs
    • loading/discharging cargo, and 14A.1
  • Costs of proceedings
    • damages for breach of charter, and 21.77

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    Course of dealing
    • governing law, and 1.35
  • Crude oil washing
  • Cubic capacity
  • Currency of loss
    • Hague-Visby Rules, and 21.130
  • Currency of payment
  • Current market price
    • Hague-Visby Rules, and 66.393
  • Custom
    • deck cargo, and 6.27
    • deviation, and 6.27
    • discharge cargo, and 6.27
    • interpretation of terms, and 1.100
    • laytime, and 15A.8
    • lighterage, and 14.61
    • loading cargo, and 15A.8
  • “Customary anchorage”
  • Customary Freight Unit
  • Customary place of storage
    • cargo (charterer’s obligations), and 7.11
  • “Customs clearance”
  • “Customary despatch”
  • Earned clause
  • Ejusdem generis
    • interpretation of terms, and 15A.160
  • Election to sue party
  • Employees of carrier
  • Employees of owner
  • Environmental pollution

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    Equipment and supplies
    • seaworthiness, and 11.36
  • Errors in navigation
  • Essential terms
    • and see Terms of charter
  • Estoppel
    • bill of lading, and 18.12
  • “Every way fitted”
    • dunnage, and 8.3
  • Exceeding limit of liability
  • “Excepted”
  • Excepted perils
    • proceeding to loading port, and 7.16
  • Exception clauses
  • Exceptions to liability of carrier
  • Exceptions to owners’ responsibility clause
  • “Excluded”
  • Excluded cargoes (ASBATANKVOY)
  • Exclusion of liability
    • Hague-Visby Rules, and 21.40
  • Exclusion of shipper’s liability
  • Exclusive jurisdiction
    • Hague-Visby Rules, and 66.25
  • Executory contracts
  • Exemption clauses
    • Hague Rules, and
      • activities beyond those covered 66.245
      • “any clause, covenant or agreement” 66.226
      • “benefit of insurance” 66.250
      • “contract of carriage” 66.64
      • extent of effect 66.240
      • insurance agreements 66.250
      • introduction 66.468
      • “liability for loss or damage to or in connection with goods” 66A.22
      • matters on which silent 66.248
      • only parts of term offend 66.243
      • periods beyond those covered 66.245
      • third party rights 18.141
    • interpretation of terms, and 1.951.96

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    Exhausted bills
  • Existence of peril 20.21
  • Expected ready to load date
  • Expected time of arrival
  • Explosion
  • Explosive goods
  • Express contract to indemnify
  • Express terms
    • external evidence 1.96
      • agreed meaning of expression 1.98
      • commercial purpose 22.10
      • custom 15A.8
      • factual background 1.96
      • resolution of ambiguity 1.101
      • special meaning 1.100
      • subsequent communication 1.102
      • technical meaning 1.99
    • generally 1.94
    • interpretation
      • external evidence 1.96
      • general principle 1.95
      • specific guidelines 1.104
  • Extended freight
  • Extra expenses
  • Extraordinary expenditure
    • general average, and 20.12
  • Extraordinary sacrifice
    • general average, and 20.10
  • Ice clause
    • GENCON 1994 22.9
    • discharging port
      • generally 45.6
      • safe port warranty, and 5A.11
    • frustration, and 5.29
    • introduction 45.1
    • loading port
      • “fear of being frozen in” 45.1
      • “inaccessible” 45.6
      • generally 4.14A.18
      • “null and void” 6.48
      • safe port warranty, and 5A.11
      • “Spring” 22.32
    • more than one port open 15.42, 66.108
    • nomination of port, and 5.65.7
    • safe port warranty, and 5A.11
    • U.S. law 45A.1
  • Identification of port, place and berth
  • Identity of parties to charter
    • construction of charter, by reference to
      • introduction 2.2
      • signature 2.6
    • generally 2.2
    • misnomer 2.3
    • principal and agent 2.4
    • signature, by reference to
      • “as agent” 2.7
      • “for” 2.7
      • “on behalf of” 2.7
      • unqualified 2.10
  • Illegality
    • contracts of affreightment, and 1.51
    • nomination of port, and 5.65.7
  • Implied contract
  • Implied contract to indemnify
  • Implied terms
    • charterer’s obligations 1.128
    • generally 1.121
    • owner’s obligations 1.127
  • Imposition of liabilities
  • Impossibility
  • Impossibility of discharging cargo
  • Impossibility of route
  • Improper stowage
  • “In any event”
  • “In every way fitted”
    • dunnage, and 8.3
  • “In or at the port”
  • “In the usual manner”
    • bill of lading, and 20.49
  • “In writing”
  • “Inaccessible”

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    Inaccurate statements in bill
  • Inadequacy of marks
  • Incorporation of terms of bill of lading
  • Increase of liability
  • Indemnify, contracts to
  • Indemnity
  • Indemnity, rights of
  • Indorsement of bill of lading
  • Inflammable goods
  • Inherent defect of goods
  • Inherent vice
    • dangerous goods, and 6.57
  • Injunction
  • Injunctive relief
  • Innocent misrepresentation
    • and see Misrepresentation
    • damages, and 1.81
  • Insufficiency of marks
  • Insufficiency of packing
  • Intake(n) quantity
    • ASBATANKVOY 35.7
    • GENCON 1976
  • Intascale
  • “Intended cargo”
  • Intention
    • general average, and 20.16
  • Intention to contract
  • Intentional act or omission
    • Hague-Visby Rules, and 66.421
  • Interest
    • damages for breach of charter, and 21.77, 21A.83
    • late payment of freight, and 13A.71
  • Intermediate engagement
    • proceeding to loading port, and 4.14
  • Intermediate term
    • and see Terms of charter
    • description of ship, and
    • generally 1.133
  • Intermittent voyage charter
  • Interpretation of terms
  • Interruptions
  • Intervention as principal
    • title to sue, and 2.15
  • In-transit loss clauses
  • IOPC Compensation Fund
    • oil pollution, and 65.2
  • Irrevocability
    • nomination of port, and 5.20
  • ISM Code
    • seaworthiness, and 11.26
  • Jason clause
  • Jettison of cargo
    • general average, and 6.49
  • Judgments
    • damages for breach of charter, and 21.78
  • Machinery
    • seaworthiness, and 11.29
  • Machinery, breakdown of
  • “Main port”
    • loading and discharging port, and 5.25
  • Management of ship
  • Manifestly unlawful act
  • Manning
    • seaworthiness, and 11.34
  • Mariner, acts etc., of
  • Marks, statements as to
    • bill of lading, and 18.37
    • Hague rules, and
  • MARPOL 73/78
    • oil pollution, and 65.1

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    Master, acts etc., of
  • Master, obligations of
    • clausing bill of lading, and 18.22
  • Mate’s receipts
    • signature of bill of lading, and 18.182
  • Mats, wood and battens
  • “Merchandise”
  • Merchant Shipping Act 1894
    • general provisions
      • delivery of goods 66.414
      • lien for freight 16.7
      • limitation of liability 12.31
    • schedule 66.367
  • Misdelivery
    • bill of lading, and
    • owners’ responsibility clause, and 11.73
  • Misrepresentation
    • introduction 1.79
    • remedies
    • terms of contract, and 1.86
  • Mistake
    • equitable jurisdiction, under 1.72
    • introduction 1.64
    • parties, as to 1.671.70
    • remedies
    • subject-matter, as to 1.69
    • terms of contract, as to 1.70
    • underlying circumstances, as to 1.65
  • Mitigation of damages
  • Mitigation of demurrage
  • Mixed goods
    • apportioning unidentifiable goods 10.17
    • introduction 10.11
    • shipper’s fault
      • inaccurate marking 10.14
      • inadequate marking 10.14
      • undifferentiated goods 10.12
      • unidentifiable as result of excepted peril 10.13
    • shipowner’s fault 10.16
    • shipowners/consigned goods 18.2
  • Monetary units
  • Mooring at sea terminals (ASBATANKVOY) 42.142.2
  • Mortgagees
  • Multi-modal bill of lading
  • Multiple ports counting as one
  • Name of vessel
    • generally 3.5
    • nomination, by 3.6
    • substitution, by 3.7
  • Named port
  • Nationality of vessel
    • draught of ship, and 3.32
  • Nautical fault defence
  • Navigation
  • Navigation of ship
  • Navigational risks
  • Necessaries
  • Necessity of deviation
  • Neglect by carrier’s servants
  • Negligence of master
    • safety of ports, and 5.97
  • Negligent misrepresentation
    • and see Misrepresentation
    • damages, and 1.83
  • Negligent stowage
  • Net registered tonnage (NRT)
  • New Jason clause
  • “Next working day”
  • Night, discharge at
  • Nitrogen purging
  • Nomination of ports
  • Nomination of ports (GENCON 1976)
    • bill of lading, under 5.7
    • charterer’s obligation 5.85.18
    • damages for breach of charter, and 21.9021.135
    • delegation 5.6
    • effect 5.20
    • generally 5.4
    • impossibility 5.235.27
    • order of call at two or more ports 5.18
    • procedure
    • warranty of safety, and
      • cessation of unsafe conditions 5.72
      • effects of unsafe conditions 5.101
  • Nomination of vessel
    • description of ship, and 3.6
  • Non-delivery, damages for 21.119, 21A.69
  • Non-parties
    • effect of charter, and 2.38
  • Non-separation agreements
  • NORGRAIN 1989
  • Normal value
    • Hague-Visby rules, and 66.395
  • “Not exceeding what she can reasonably stow and carry”
    • cargo, and 6.9
  • Notice
  • Notice of loss or damage
  • Notice of readiness
  • Notice of readiness (GENCON 1976)
  • Novation
    • purchasers, and 2.37
  • “Now at”
    • proceeding to loading port, and 4.2
  • Noxious goods
  • Nuclear damage
  • P. & I. Clubs
    • oil pollution, and 65A.8
  • Package limitation
  • “Package or unit”
  • Paramount clause
  • Part cargo
  • Parties in interest
  • Parties to bill of lading contracts
  • Parties to charter
    • and see under individual headings
    • agents
      • actual authority 2.23
      • introduction 23.1
      • ostensible authority 2.26
      • ratification of acts 2.33
      • warranty 2.34
    • arbitration
      • consolidation 2A.27
      • consolidated class actions 2A.40
      • non-signatories 2A.33
      • piercing corporate veil 2A.22
    • ASBATANKVOY, and 28.4
    • identity
      • construction of charter 2.2
      • generally 2.2
      • misnomer 2.3
      • principal and agent 2.4
    • introduction 2.1
    • mistake, and 1.641.73
    • mortgagees 2.36
    • non-parties 2.38
    • parties 2A.1
    • parties in interest 2A.26
    • piercing corporate veil
    • purchasers 2.36
    • title to sue
      • agent as real principal 2.18
      • election 2.21
      • exclusion of intervention of third party 2.15
      • generally 2.13
  • Payment of freight

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    “Per hatch per day”
  • “Per working hatch per day”
  • Per measurement unit
  • Performance
  • Perils of the seas
  • Personal act or default
  • Personal want of due diligence
  • Physical damage to ship
  • “Piercing corporate veil”
  • Pilferage
    • owners’ responsibilities clause, and 11.73
  • Pilot, acts etc., of
  • Piracy
  • Place of delivery
  • Place of discharge
    • and see Ports, places and berths
    • governing law, and 1.43
  • Place of loading
    • and see Ports, places and berths
    • governing law, and 1.43
  • Pledges
  • Point of delivery and receipt
    • effect of customs 14.11
    • introduction 14.10
    • responsibility for handling goods 14.16
  • “Port”
  • Port agents
  • Port dues
    • loading/discharging cargo, and 14A.3
  • Ports, places and berths
  • Position of vessel
    • express statements 4.4
    • generally 4.2
  • “Pratique”
  • Premature cancellation

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    Preparation of goods
    • cargo, and 6.7
  • Prepaid freight
  • Present position of vessel
    • ASBATANKVOY 29.8
    • GENCON 1976
  • Principal
  • Printed clauses
  • Pro rata freight
  • Pro-rating time
  • Proceeding to discharging port 33.19
  • Proceeding to loading port
    • cancelling clause, and
      • and see Cancelling clause
      • introduction 4.12
    • deviation, and 1.130
    • expected ready to load date
    • general obligation
      • approach voyage 4.18
      • excepted perils 4.16
      • expected ready to load date 4.11
      • intermediate engagement 4.14
      • introduction 4.10
      • nature of term 4.18
    • introduction 38A.45
    • notice of expected time of arrival 4.19
    • present position of vessel
  • Proper law
    • chosen by parties
      • demonstration of reasonable certainty, by 1.33
      • express choice, by 1.30
      • “floating” clauses 1.31
      • general rule 1.28
      • other indication, by 1.38
    • Contracts (Applicable Law) Act 1990, under 1.27
    • course of dealing, and 1.35
    • demonstration of reasonable certainty, by
      • course of dealing 1.35
      • express choice of forum 1.36
      • introduction 1.33
      • other indications 1.38
      • particular words 15A.21
      • reference to provisions of system of law 1.37
      • use of standard form 1.34
    • express choice, by 1.30
    • express choice of forum, and 1.36
    • “floating” clauses 1.31
    • general average, and 20.2
    • introduction 1.27
    • limitation of shipowners’ liability, and 1.50
    • no choice made by parties
      • “carrier” 1.42
      • “consignor” 1.44
      • “contract for the carriage of goods” 1.401.41
      • generally 1.39
      • “place of loading/discharge” 1.43
    • other indication, by 1.38
    • particular words, and 15A.21
    • procedural law 1.50
    • reference to provisions of system of law, and 1.37
    • role 1.47
    • Rome Convention 1990, under 1.27
    • use of standard form, and 1.34
  • “Properly and carefully”
  • Protection and Indemnity associations
    • oil pollution, and 65A.2
  • Pumping in and out (ASBATANKVOY)
  • Punitive damages
  • Purchasers
  • Putative proper law
    • see Governing law
  • Qualified independent inspectors
    • sugar charters, and 3A.42
  • Quality, statements as to
  • “Quality unknown”
    • bill of lading, and 13.12
  • “Quantity”

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    Quantity, statements as to
  • Quarantine
  • Range of ports, safety of
  • Rate of freight (bills of lading)
    • cash payment
    • form of bill at charterer’s discretion
      • generally 18.179
      • implied restriction on charterer’s rights 18.204
    • generally 13.13
    • non-specific form of bill required
    • specific form of bill required 18.185
  • Rate of freight (charter)
  • Ratification
    • authority of agents, and 2.33
  • “Reach”
    • abnormal occurrences 5.94
    • generally 5.73
    • lighterage 14.61
    • negligence of master 5.97
    • temporary obstacles 5.89
  • “Reachable on arrival”
  • Readiness (cancelling)
  • Readiness (laytime)
  • Reasonableness
    • general average, and 20.18
  • Receipt, bill of lading as
  • Received for shipment bill of lading
  • Recourse for owner, right of
    • basis
      • breach of charter, damages for 18.218
      • breach of collateral warranty, damages for 18.219
      • express contract to indemnify 18.221
    • difference between damages and indemnity
    • examples
      • captain to sign clean bill of lading 18.236
      • departure from bill 18.240
      • inaccurate statements in bill 18.231
      • manifestly unlawful act 18.241
      • terms of bill differ from charter 18.225
      • unsigned bill 18.239

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      introduction 18.217
  • Recovery of expenses
  • Rectification
  • Registered tonnage
  • Reid vapour pressure
  • Reliance expenditure
  • Reload
  • Remoteness
  • Remoteness of damage
  • Removal of goods by receiver, effect of
  • Renomination of port, place and berth
  • Repairs
  • Representations
    • bill of lading, and
    • terms of contract, and 1.86
  • Repudiation
  • Rescission
    • deviation, and
      • introduction 12.29
      • owner’s accrued rights 12.37
      • terms of bailment 12.30
    • misrepresentation, and 1.81
    • mistake, and 1.81
  • Restitutio in integrum
    • damages for breach of charter, and 21A.2
    • misrepresentation, and 1.81
  • Restraint of labour
  • Restraint of princes, etc.
  • “Return”
    • abnormal occurrences 5.94
    • generally 5.86
    • negligence of master 5.97
    • temporary obstacles 5.89
  • “Reversible”
  • “Reversible laytime”
  • Revolution
  • RICO treble damages
  • “Right and true delivery”
  • Riots
  • Rome Convention 1990
  • Rule Paramount
    • general average, and 20.18
  • “Running days”
  • “Running hours”
  • Sabotage
  • “Safe berth”
  • Safe berthing (ASBATANKVOY)
  • “Safe port”
  • Safe ports and berths
    • abnormal occurrences 5.94
    • acceptance 5A.12
    • “always accessible” 5.69
    • “always available” 5.69
    • “always lie safely afloat” 5.68
    • berth within port of
    • choice to be made, where
      • berth within port 5.43
      • range of named ports 5.36
      • range of unnamed ports 5.38
    • generally 5A.15A.10
    • ice, and 5.51
    • interruptions in safety 5.82
    • lighterage, and 14.61
    • master’s decisions 4A.22
    • named port, of 5A.12
    • negligence of master 5.97
    • nominated port, of 5.101
    • operative time 5.505.51
    • owner as third-party beneficiary of safe port warranty

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      range of ports
    • “reach”
      • abnormal occurrences 5.94
      • generally 5.73
      • lighterage 14.61
      • negligence of master 5.97
      • temporary obstacles 5.89
    • “reachable on arrival” 5.69
    • renomination of port, after 5.52
    • “return”
      • abnormal occurrences 5.94
      • generally 5.86
      • negligence of master 5.97
      • temporary obstacles 5.89
    • safe port warranty in sub-charter 5A.11
    • safety
    • scope
      • abnormal occurrences 5.94
      • negligence of master 5.97
      • “reach” 5.73
      • “return” 5.86
      • “so near to as she may safely get” 5.101
      • temporary obstacles 5.89
      • “use” 5.805.85
    • “so near to as she may safely get”
    • temporary obstacles 5.89
    • tug and shifting costs 5.85
    • unsafe conditions
    • “use”
      • abnormal occurrences 5.94
      • generally 5.80
      • interruptions in safety 5.82
      • negligence of master 5.97
      • temporary obstacles 5.89
      • tug and shifting costs 5.85
    • waiver of named port, and 5A.12
  • “Said to be”
    • bill of lading, and 18.26
  • Sale of Goods (Amendment) Act 1995
  • Salvage
  • Sanctions
  • Saving life or property
  • Sea conditions
  • Sea waybills
    • generally 18.106
    • transfer of rights and liabilities 18.106
  • Seaworthiness
  • Seaworthiness (GENCON 1976)
  • Seaworthy trim

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    Security
  • Seizure under legal process
  • Self-discharging vessels
    • description of ship 3A.35
  • Self-help
  • Self-induced frustration
    • breach of contract, resulting from 22.3
    • introduction 22.2
    • without breach of contract, occurring 22.4
  • Separations
    • dunnage, and 8.3
  • Set-off
  • “Settled”
  • Settlement costs
    • damage for breach of charter, and 21.78
  • Shifting
  • Shifting burdens
  • Shifting time
  • Ship delivery orders
    • generally 18.106
    • transfer of rights and liabilities 18.106
  • Shipowner’s fault
  • Shipped on board bill of lading
  • Shipper
  • Shipper, act, etc. of
  • Shipper’s liability, exclusion of
  • Shipper’s risk
    • deck cargo, and 6.34
  • “Shipper’s weight and count”
    • bill of lading, and 18.26
  • Ship’s rail rule
  • Shipside restrictions
  • Ship-vetting institutions
    • seaworthiness in general 11.27
  • Short delivery claims
    • pumping in and out, and 41.5
  • Short shipment
    • damages for breach of charter, and 21.119
    • freight, and 13.21
  • Short loading, damages for
  • Signature of bill of lading
  • Signature of charter
    • “as agent” 2.7
    • “for” 2.7
    • “on behalf of” 2.7
    • unqualified 2.10
  • Slot charter
    • generally 1.1
  • Slow discharging
    • pumping in and out, and 41A.11
  • Slow loading
    • pumping in and out, and 41A.4
  • “So near to as she may safely get”
  • “Special charges”
  • Specific performance
  • Speed of vessel
    • description of ship, and 3.35
  • “Spring”
  • Standard clauses

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    Stegomyia
    • fumigation, and 48.3
  • Stevedores
  • Stoppage
  • Stoppage of goods in transit
  • Stores
  • Storm
  • Stowage
    • cargo, and 6.5
  • deck cargo, and 6.33
  • Stowage factor
  • Stowage materials
  • Straight bill of lading
  • Strikes
  • Strikes (GENCON 1976)
  • Structure
    • seaworthiness, and 11.28
  • Sub-bailment
  • Sub-charter
    • parties, and 2.23
    • safe port warranty in 5A.11
  • “Subject to contract”
  • “Subject to details”
  • “Subject to force majeure conditions”
    • introduction 1.7
  • “Subject to logical amendments”
  • “Subject to satisfactory completion of trial voyages”
  • “Subject to stem”
  • “Subject to strike and lockout clauses”
    • introduction 1.7
  • “Subject to survey”
  • “Subject to usual dry-docking clause”
    • introduction 1.7
  • “Subject to war clause”
    • introduction 1.7
  • Sublet (ASBATANKVOY)
  • Subsequent communication
    • interpretation of terms, and 1.102
  • Subsidy loss
    • Hague-Visby Rules, and 66.396
  • Substitution of vessel
    • description of ship, and 3.7
  • Sugar charters
  • “Sundays and holidays excepted’
  • Supervening events
  • Supervision by captain
    • f.i.o.s.t. clause, and 14.40
  • Surplusage
    • interpretation of terms, and 1.109
  • Switch bill of lading
  • Tally of goods
  • Tanker vetting
  • Taxes and dues
  • Technical meaning
    • interpretation of terms, and 1.99

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    Telegraphic authority
  • Temporary obstacles
    • safety of ports, and 5.89
  • Tender of defense
    • owner’s responsibility clause, and 11A.71
  • Termination of charter
  • Terms of bailment
    • frustration, and 22.36
    • unjustified deviation, and 12.30
  • Terms of charter
    • and see under individual headings
    • affirmation 1.135
    • classification
    • description of ship
    • enforcement 1.4
    • express terms
    • implied terms
      • charterer’s obligations 1.128
      • generally 1.121
      • owner’s obligations 1.127
    • interpretation
      • external evidence 1.96
      • general principle 1.95
      • specific guidelines 1.104
    • misrepresentation, and 1.791.86
    • mistake, and 1.641.73
    • termination
  • Terms of charterparty
  • Third parties
  • Third party beneficiary
    • safe port warranty in sub-charter 5A.11
  • Third party rights
    • bill of lading, and 18.141
    • misrepresentations, and 1.81

  • Page 1445

    Threatened war
  • Through bills
  • Tidal conditions
  • “Time actually used before commencement”
  • Time bars
  • Time charter
  • Time for payment
  • Time limits for claim (Hague Rules)
    • deviation, impact of 66A.24
    • “discharge from all liability” 66.171
    • Hague-Visby amendments 11A.20
    • indemnity, for 66.455
    • interpretation
      • external evidence 1.96
      • general principle 1.95
      • specific guidelines 1.104
  • “loss or damage” 66.176
  • termination
    • accepted repudiation, by 1.139
    • “unless suit is brought” 66.183
    • “within one year of delivery” 66.185
  • “Time lost waiting for berth”
  • Title to sue
    • agent as real principal 2.18
    • election 2.21
    • exclusion of intervention of third party 2.15
    • generally 2.13
  • “To average”
  • “To average laytime”
  • Tonnage contract
  • Tonnage limitation
  • Tort, liability in
    • bill of lading, and 18.14
    • parties to charter, and 2.45
  • Total amount recoverable
    • Hague-Visby Rules, and 66.485
  • TOVALOP
  • “Tow and assist vessels”
  • Transfer of assets
  • Transfer of liabilities
  • Transfer of rights
  • Transhipment
  • “True delivery”
  • Tug and shifting costs
    • safety of ports, and 5.85
  • Tugs
  • Tugs, unavailability of
  • Types of charter
    • generally 1.1
  • Waiting for berth
  • Waiver
    • named port, and 5A.12
    • notice of readiness, and 15.29
  • War risks
  • War risks (GENCON 1976)
  • Warehousing goods
    • delivery of cargo, and 10.22
  • Warlike operations
  • Warranty
    • and see Terms of charter
    • authority of agents, and 2.34
    • description of ship, and
      • classification 3.26
      • generally 3.2
    • generally 1.132
    • safety of port, and
      • and see below
      • choice from range of named ports 5.36
      • choice from range of unnamed ports 5.38
      • choice of berth within port 5.43
      • introduction 5.30
      • named ports 5.35
      • operative time 5.505.51
      • scope 5.805.85
  • Warranty of authority
  • Warranty of safety
    • abnormal occurrences 5.94
    • acceptance 5A.12
    • “always accessible” 5.69
    • “always available” 5.69
    • “always lie safely afloat” 5.68
    • berth within port, of

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      choice to be made, where
      • berth within port 5.43
      • range of named ports 5.36
      • range of unnamed ports 5.38
    • generally 5.30
    • ice, and 5.29
    • interruptions in safety 5.82
    • lighterage, and 14.61
    • master’s decisions 4A.22
    • named port, of 5A.12
    • negligence of master 5.97
    • nominated port, of
      • effects of unsafety 5.101
    • operative time 5.505.51
    • qualification by context/circumstance 5.49
    • range of ports, of
    • “reach”
      • abnormal occurrences 5.94
      • generally 5.73
      • lighterage 14.61
      • negligence of master 5.97
      • temporary obstacles 5.89
    • “reachable on arrival” 5.69
    • renomination of port, after 5.52
    • “return”
      • abnormal occurrences 5.94
      • generally 5.86
      • negligence of master 5.97
      • temporary obstacles 5.89
    • safety
    • scope
      • abnormal occurrences 5.94
      • negligence of master 5.97
      • “reach” 5.73
      • “return” 5.86
      • “so near to as she may safely get” 5.101
      • temporary obstacles 5.89
      • “use” 5.805.85
    • “so near to as she may safely get”
    • temporary obstacles 5.89
    • tug and shifting costs 5.85
    • unsafe conditions
    • “use”
      • abnormal occurrences 5.94
      • generally 5.80
      • interruptions in safety 5.82
      • negligence of master 5.97
      • temporary obstacles 5.89
      • tug and shifting costs 5.85
    • waiver of named port, and 5A.12
  • Wastage in bulk or weight
  • Water
  • Weather conditions
  • “Weather permitting”
  • “Weather working day”
  • “Weather working day of 24 hours”
  • “Weather working day of 24 consecutive hours”
  • “Weight and quantity unknown”
  • Weight, statements as to
  • Wharfage
  • “Whether customs cleared or not”
  • “whether in berth or not”
  • “Whether in free pratique or not”
  • “Whether in port or not”
  • Winchmen
    • f.i.o.s.t. clause, and 14.46
  • “Within one year of delivery”
  • “Without guarantee”
  • “WLTHC”
    • draught of vessel, and 3A.29
  • Wood, battens and mats
  • Words and phrases
  • “Working days”

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    Worldscale
  • Written clauses
  • York-Antwerp Rules 1974 and 1994

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