Off-Hire in Merchant Shipping: Law and Practice
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- accidents 159–165;
- ASBATime (NYPE 1981) 14;
- Baltime 1939 (revised 2001) 18, 19;
- BIMChemtime 2005 35;
- BPTime 3 28;
- detention and 163–165;
- ejusdem generis rule 163;
- extraneous cause of 161–162;
- ExxonMobil Time 2000 30;
- ExxonMobil Time 2005 31;
- Gastime 34;
- Gentime 20;
- Intertanktime 80 33;
- legal definition of 159–160;
- Linertime 2015 37, 38;
- NYPE 1946 14;
- NYPE 1993 16;
- NYPE 2015 17, 18;
- requisition on 160–161;
- residues of 161–162;
- Shelltime 4 24;
- Supplytime 2005 20;
- Supplytime 2017 17;
- willful and 160
- aground 147–152
- alleged crew sickness 205–206
- any other cause 199–200, 204;
- whatsoever cause versus 201
- arrest of the vessel 15, 47–48, 68, 69, 166–167;
- ASBATime (NYPE 1981) 14–16
- Australian coal 70–72
- Baltime 1939 (revised 2001) 18–20
- berth availability 45–46
- bespoke clauses: bunkering 58;
- bills of lading: “and responsibility” of captain 79;
- BIMChemtime 2005 34–35
- Boxtime 2004 36–37
- BPTime 3 28–29
- breakdown 172–183;
- bunkering 58, 89, 101, 150, 151
- bunkers: additional 101;
- burden of proof 3, 7, 9, 93, 198, 209;
- captain, “and responsibility” of 79–81, 88
- cargo merchandise, lawful 67–68
- cargo shifting 86–89;
- causal connection 40–41
- causation 40–41, 78, 90, 121–123, 139, 141, 147, 166, 176, 178;
- “but for” 122
- charterers’ order 61–62
- charterers’ responsibilities 63–89;
- agent/servant 81–86;
- Australian coal, as dangerous cargo 70–72;
- bunker coal, supplying 66;
- cargo shifting 86–89;
- comply with IMSBC Code 74–75;
- contra proferentem 63–64;
- dangerous cargo, shipping 68–70;
- detention, damages for 76–77;
- failing to provide icebreaker assistance 75;
- fuel issuance 65–66;
- lawful cargo merchandise 67–68;
- replacement set of bills of lading, issuing 64–65;
- safe port warranty 72–74, 76;
- stevedore's damage 77–81;
- UN authorization before supplying bunkers 66–67
- coal: bunkers, supplying 66;
- collision 35, 147–150;
- and damage 162
- containers 35–38
- contamination cargo 134
- contra proferentem 5, 63–64
- conveyor-belt system 174
- COVID-19: in Indian ports 203–207;
- crane: breakdown 46, 49–50, 54, 107;
- crew: alleged crew sickness 205–206;
- customary assistance 191–192
- damage: claim 157–158;
- dangerous cargo: Australian coal as 70–72;
- deck cargo 74, 201, 202;
- deduction 113;
- deficiency of men 123–125, 130
- deficiency of stores 125–127
- delayed loading, fumigation and 51–52
- demurrage 5, 127, 170, 210;
- detention of the vessel: and accidents 163–165;
- discharge port 15, 18, 25, 46, 47, 52, 67, 69, 71, 83, 85;
- dispatch, failed to proceed with 132–133
- documentation: failure to complete 168
- dry cargo 13, 18, 20, 32, 121, 180
- drydocking 152–158;
- due diligence 44, 94, 122, 135, 177–179;
- ejusdem generis rule 149, 163, 199–200, 204
- electrical fault 182–183
- engine problems 42, 54, 125, 180–181
- equitable set-off 26, 103–118;
- basis of 107–108;
- against bunker on redelivery 114;
- burden of proof 114–115;
- against claim for hire 110–111;
- clear wording and 109–110;
- against damages 112–113;
- express deduction 105;
- generally 106–107;
- hire payment 103;
- no deduction without owners’ consent 115–117;
- no express or implied right to 111–112;
- off-hire 103–104;
- owners’ breach, charterers failing to show 113;
- withholding hire 111
- explosion 40, 139–142
- express deduction 105
- ExxonMobil Time 2000: cumulative off-hire 30;
- ExxonMobil Time 2005: cumulative off-hire 32;
- fire 122, 137–144;
- free of salt 193–194
- freight 5, 6, 104–108
- fresh water, lack of 125–127
- fuel supply 65–66, 179
- full working of the vessel, prevention of 55
- fumigation 101, 208, 209;
- Gastime 34
- Gentime 20–21
- grain standard 192–193
- grounding 36, 145–151;
- harbor master, and discharging 91–92
- health authority, prohibition of discharge by 91
- hold inspection: clause, construction of 196;
- cleaning 186–188;
- customary assistance 191–192;
- delays at second load port after delivery 190–191;
- direct relations to costs/expenses 184–188;
- failure to pass 184–196;
- fixing 186–188;
- free of salt 193–194;
- grain standard 192–193;
- as implied term 188–190;
- by independent surveyor 185–186;
- by official 185–186;
- pre-loading inspection, failing 193;
- rust and paint scale 194–195;
- by shipper 185–186;
- tank cleaning 189–190;
- 24 hours free time for 195–196
- hostilities 25, 99
- hull breakdown: master failure and 176–177;
- hull cleaning 58
- icebreaker assistance 75, 77
- immediate service of the vessel 55–56
- ingress of seawater, delay due to 169
- International Oil Pollution Prevention certificate (“IOPP certificate”) 29
- International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF): arrest of the vessel 95–96;
- delay by, as no blue card 96
- Intertanktime 80 33
- ITF see International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF)
- laytime 7, 84, 137, 202, 210
- leaking tank, repair of 154–155
- liners 35–38
- Linertime 2015 37–38
- loss of time 11–12;
- maintenance: Supplytime 2005 22;
- Supplytime 2017 23
- Maritime Interception Forces (MIF) 67
- masters: harbor, and discharging 91–92;
- MC see moisture content (MC)
- MIF see Maritime Interception Forces (MIF)
- misdeclaration of goods 142–143
- misdelivery 65, 84
- moisture content (MC) 70
- neglect of duty 26, 30, 33–35, 133–135, 155
- negligence 36, 130, 133, 175–176;
- net loss of time 15, 126;
- normal cleaning 134–135
- NYPE 1946 13–14
- NYPE 1993: detention by the arrest 16–17
- NYPE 2015: off-hire events 17–18
- off-hire clauses: independent of the breach 8–9;
- “officious bystander” test 189
- owners’ consent 115–117
- Panama Canal authority 92–93
- partial loss of service 25
- partial service 54
- period off-hire clause 53–62;
- period of inefficiency 47, 54;
- loss of time limited to 44
- piracy 16, 21, 29, 98, 130, 164–165, 200
- port authorities 90–93;
- pre-loading inspection, failing 193
- PSCO 97–98
- receivers: refused to discharge balance cargo 94–95
- refloating 11, 44, 50–51, 90, 148, 181;
- refusal to sail 27
- re-inspection of the vessel 59
- re-lashing 86–87
- repair 8, 69, 87, 152–158;
- requisition: authority's order as 198–199;
- reservation: ExxonMobil Time 2000 31;
- ExxonMobil Time 2005 32
- re-stowing 79, 86–87
- RightShip 96–97
- right: of deduction 103, 106–108;
- rust and paint scale 194–195
- safe port warranty 72–74, 76
- sea conditions 43–44
- seaworthiness 96, 97, 177, 179, 180, 208
- Shelltime 4: breach of orders 27;
- Ship Sanitation Control Exemption Certificates (SSCEC) 207–211;
- Somali pirates 131–132
- SSCEC see Ship Sanitation Control Exemption Certificates (SSCEC)
- steel pipes shifting 87
- stevedore's damage: captain, “and responsibility” of 79–81;
- stoppage 64, 89, 139, 161
- stowage 70, 79, 80, 86–89, 135, 176
- strict construction 8
- Supplytime 2005 21–22
- Supplytime 2017 22–24
- tank cleaning 189–190
- tankers: BIMChemtime 2005 34–35;
- third-party intervention 90–102;
- additional bunkers 101;
- balance cargo, receiver refused to discharge 94–95;
- cargo owners, arrest of the vessel by 93–94;
- cargo wetting, due to rain 100;
- causation 90;
- International Transport Workers’ Federation 95–96;
- port authorities 90–93;
- PSCO 97–98;
- RightShip 96–97;
- vessel-embarked refugees refused by port authorities 99–100
- tide 51
- time charter 5–6;
- TML see Transportable Moisture Limit (TML)
- Transportable Moisture Limit (TML) 70, 74–75
- trim and stability problems 85–86
- unseaworthiness 122, 141, 179, 202, 208
- vessel: accidents see accidents;
- at anchor, repairing 48;
- arrest of see arrest of the vessel;
- to discharge cargo, owners refusing to permit 128–129;
- earlier completion of 46–47;
- exceded the permitted draft 42–43;
- full working of, preventing 55;
- hijacked by pirates 169–170;
- immediate service of 55–56;
- management, neglect of master in 135–136;
- re-inspection without undue delay 59–60;
- rejected at first load port 58–59;
- trim and stability problems 85–86;
- unable to raise anchor 179–182;
- see also individual entries
- vessel-embarked refugees: refused by port authorities 99–100
- voyage charter 6, 69, 104, 106, 107, 127, 172, 174, 175, 180, 196, 204, 210;
- risk of delay 7
- whatsoever cause 201–202, 204;
- any other cause versus 201
- working of the vessel: liability for 21, 23;