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Off-hire in Merchant Shipping, 1st edition

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Off-hire in Merchant Shipping: Law and Practice offers readers a comprehensive understanding of off-hire clauses, their legal and practical implications, and how they function to balance the interests of shipowners and charterers in maritime shipping. This first edition provides insights into the mechanisms used to allocate losses resulting from delays and the contractual provisions governing these situations. 

 

Key updated Lloyd's Shipping Law Library titles now available

Time Charters, 8th edition

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Acclaimed as the standard reference work on the law relating to time charters, the new 8th edition provides a comprehensive treatment of the subject, accessible and useful both to shipping lawyers and to shipowners, charterers, P&I Clubs and other insurers. Time Charters provides full coverage of both English and US law, now updated with all the important decisions since the previous edition.

Bareboat Charters, 1st edition

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Providing a clause-by-clause analysis commentary on all the provisions of the BIMCO BARECON, and all decisions relevant to those clauses, Bareboat Charters addresses important topics such as termination, repossession and damages from an English law standpoint, adding useful guidance for practitioners. It considers general issues of contract and/or maritime law so far as they relate to bareboat charters, and extracts or summarises key passages of important case law.

Admiralty Jurisdiction and Practice, 6th edition

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Admiralty Jurisdiction and Practice is the definitive work on litigation in the Admiralty Court. It provides unrivalled commentary and analysis of admiralty law as well as the jurisdiction and procedure of the Admiralty Court.

Now in its sixth edition, it has been fully updated to include new case law and important changes in practice and procedure since 2017. It covers the implications of Brexit as well as changes to CPR Part 61 and its accompanying Practice Direction in particular in relation to limitation claims and the new rules for pleading collision claims.

Lloyd’s Law Reports Citator

2025 Edition: now available

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The 2025 Edition of Lloyd’s Law Reports Citator is now available on i-law.com

  • The Citator is “an essential reference tool for judgments reported in the year 2025”.
  • It is an annual document, in PDF form
  • The Citator indexes cases reported in across our five Law Reports series It also features data from our Plus series of reporting.

Access the new edition of The Citator here.

Available now in Maritime Risk International

Marine Insurance Trends

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The marine industry has undergone a major transformation over the past decade. In his latest feature for Maritime Risk International, Nazery Khalid explores the key trends shaping and influencing the marine insurance sector.

From war risk zones and rising incidents such as collisions, groundings and cargo spills, to the growing influence of ESG, cyber security, and the digitalisation of ships – the risks facing the shipping industry are evolving rapidly.

The latest issue of Maritime Risk International is available here.

Available now

London Arbitrations in Lloyd's Maritime Law Newsletter

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New London Arbitration content is now available in Lloyd's Maritime Law Newsletter, with thanks to the LMAA. 

The latest award summary is London Arbitration 4/26

Time charter - NYPE form - Speed and performance - Alternative methods of calculating loss - Hull fouling - Whether a "defect" under clause 15 or breach of express warranty - Whether the owners were entitled to recover a Fuel EU penalty and European Emission Allowances (EUAs) - LMAA Small Claims Procedure (SCP)

Read the latest issue of LMLN here.

Maritime Law Search

Lloyd's Law Reporter

REPUBLIC OF KOREA V ELLIOTT ASSOCIATES LP
Arbitration – Jurisdiction – USA-Korea Free Trade Agreement – Whether measures were taken by Korea with respect to the claimant's investment – Arbitration Act 1996, section 67
Online Published Date:  02 Mar 2026
PETROLEUM EXPLORATION (PVT) LTD V FRONTIER HOLDINGS LTD
Arbitration – Jurisdiction – Whether tribunal had remedial jurisdiction under Settlement Agreement – Loss of right to reject - Arbitration Act 1996, sections 67 and 73
Online Published Date:  02 Mar 2026
PARTY A V PARTY B AND ANOTHER
Arbitration – Application to remove arbitrator and to set aside orders – Application to stay arbitration proceedings pending resolution of applications – Jurisdiction to issue anti-arbitration injunction – Exercise of discretion – Arbitration Act 1996, sections 1, 24, 33 and 68 – Senior Courts Act 1981, section 37(1)
Online Published Date:  02 Mar 2026

25 years of Lloyd's Shipping & Trade Law

Celebrating LSTL's quarter century

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Lloyd's List Intelligence is the proud publisher of Lloyd's Shipping & Trade Law. As we mark the 25th anniversary of this publication, we wish to extend our deepest appreciation to all who have contributed to its success.
Over the past quarter-century this publication has been a respected and valued source of insight and reference, always exploring the latest issues affecting the rights and liabilities of the shipping and trade communities.
Looking ahead, we will continue our mission to inform and engage, adapting our content to the evolving shipping landscape. Here's to the next 25 years of Lloyd's Shipping & Trade Law.

Chinese Maritime and Commercial Law Reports

Volume 4 2025 now available

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Lloyd’s List Intelligence is the only publisher of the English language edition of Chinese Maritime and Commercial Law Reports. We are pleased to announce the publication of Volume 4 2025 on i-law.com.

 

Lloyd’s Shipping & Trade Law: latest content available

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In an issue focusing on autonomous shipping, the latest Lloyd’s Shipping & Trade Law includes the article “Navigating continuity: section 69 appeals in maritime arbitration” and case commentaries on Orion Shipping and Trading LLC v Great Asia Maritime Ltd (The Lila Lisbon) [2025] EWCA Civ 1210 and Costa Crociere SpA v Costa Crociere SpA and Others, Case C-629/24.

The whole issue is now available to view here.

Lloyd's Law Reports

TECNIMONT SPA AND ANOTHER v LLC EUROCHEM NORTH-WEST-2 AND ANOTHER
[2026] 1 Lloyd's Rep 55
Arbitration – Anti-suit peremptory orders made by tribunal – Application for enforcement by court – Jurisdiction of tribunal to make peremptory orders – Discretion of court – Arbitration Act 1996, sections 41 and 42.
OCEANUS CAPITAL SARL v LLOYD'S INSURANCE CO SA (THE "VYSSOS")
[2026] 1 Lloyd's Rep 79
Insurance (marine) – Mortgagee's Interest Insurance – Nature of interest under MII policy – Proximate cause of loss under MII policy – Privity of assured – Fortuity – Marine Insurance Act 1906, sections 14 and 39.
SONGA PRODUCT AND CHEMICAL TANKERS III AS v KAIROS SHIPPING II LLC
[2026] 1 Lloyd's Rep 100
Charterparty (demise) – Repossession of vessel following charterers’ early termination of bareboat charterparty – Location of repossession – Vessel in port in California – Owners requesting redelivery in Croatia – Whether charterers required to sail vessel to owners’ redelivery location – Meaning of repossession at a location “convenient to owners” – BARECON 2001, clauses 28 and 29.

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