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    Prevention Is Not A Cure For Delayed Shipbuilding Contract

    The decision in Adyard is significant because it is the first reported case in which land-based construction law principles have been applied in the context of a shipbuilding contract. There is also helpful comment on design obligations and on causation.
    United KingdomTransport
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    Commercial Court Finds Ship Off-Hire Whilst Held By Pirates

    The Commercial Court has considered a further case on whether a ship was off-hire whilst held by pirates.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    Court Concludes Delivery Made In Accordance With Terms Of LOIs

    Glencore had entered into a sale contract to sell the goods to Aavanti who, in turn, had on-sold to Agritrading.
    United KingdomTransport
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    Construing Exclusion Clauses: Do They Cover A Deliberate Repudiatory Breach Of Contract?

    Where a contract becomes unworkable or unprofitable because economic or other conditions have changed, one or other party may not fulfil some of its obligations under the contract or may even try to walk away from the contract entirely.
    United KingdomInternational Law
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
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    EU Sanctions Developments in Libya and Syria

    We write further to our sanctions updates and specifically our update on Libyan sanctions of 24 August 2011. In light of the developing situation in Libya, as of 2 September 2011 the Council of the European Union has significantly eased the sanctions in place against Libya by lifting its asset freeze on 28 Libyan entities.
    United KingdomInternational Law
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    Can You Apply For A Freezing Injunction When The Claim Is Subject To FOSFA Arbitration?

    In the recent case of B v S, the court considered the nature and effect of Scott v Avery clauses, which provide that an arbitration award is a condition precedent to the right to bring any court action.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    BIMCO’s New Charterparty Clause For Electronic Bills Of Lading

    Is momentum growing for the wider adoption of electronic bills of lading? Is BIMCO's new electronic bills of lading clause for charterparties a big step forward?
    United KingdomTransport
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    Know Your Limits: The Accrual Of A Cause Of Action In Tort

    In a recent case, the Court of Appeal had to determine when the claimant's cause of action against the defendant solicitor arose in order to ascertain when the six year limitation period for a negligence claim commenced.
    United KingdomInsurance
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    New Companies Law: Implications For Management Liability

    This article addresses how a proposed new UAE commercial companies law will adopt stricter corporate governance requirements for businesses operating in the UAE and how this might impact upon the perception and uptake of management liability insurance in the region.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    When Is A Guarantee An On Demand Bond?

    The Commercial Court has indicated when a guarantee might give rise to a primary liability arising independently and upon demand, as opposed to a secondary liability where the guarantor's liability mirrors the liability of the debtor.
    United Arab EmiratesTransport
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    IRAN Sanctions Update: EU Suspends Certain Sanctions For Six Months- January 2014

    In this update, we set out the latest developments regarding the EU sanctions against Iran.
    United KingdomInternational Law
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    Supreme Court Reviews Sovereign Immunity

    In this case, the Supreme Court had to decide whether NML, a vulture fund, was entitled to enforce a New York judgment ordering Argentina to make payment of the principal and interest due under sovereign bonds on which Argentina had defaulted in 2003.
    United KingdomInternational Law
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
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    Courts Refuse To Help Buyers In Preventing Shipyard Exercising Its Power To Sell Under A Shipbuilding Contract

    The Arbitration Act 1996 contains powers for the English courts to make orders where the matter is urgent and the arbitration tribunal has not yet been fully appointed.
    United KingdomTransport
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    Liability For Demurrage Under A "Liner Out" Voyage Charter: Construing The Provisions Of A Voyage Charterparty

    This arbitration concerned owners' claim for loss of time due to delay in obtaining a berth at the port of discharge.
    United KingdomTransport
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    The Commercial Court Considers Various Issues Relating To The Conclusion Of Binding Contracts Of Carriage And The Commencement Of Arbitration Proceedings

    In this case, the Commercial Court looked at the parties’ long-standing chartering arrangements and at the way bills of lading were issued.
    United KingdomTransport
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    Koehler - New York Court Confirms The Availability Of A Powerful Remedy For Judgment Creditors

    The New York Court of Appeals held on 4 June 2009 by a close 4-3 majority that courts in New York have the power to order banks to turn over assets held on behalf of their customers – including those held outside of New York – to creditors with court judgments or arbitration awards converted into judgments.
    United StatesLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    Sugar Trader Found In Breach Of Obligation To Meet Margin Call

    Sucden, a futures and options broker, was one of a number of brokers acting on behalf of Fluxo-Cane, a company trading in physical sugar and also sugar derivatives on New York’s ICE Exchange, a futures and options market.
    United KingdomFinance and Banking
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    The BIMCO Solid Bulk Cargoes Clause

    Cargo liquefaction and its consequences for safe navigation remain an issue of great importance to ship-owners, charterers and insurers.
    United KingdomTransport
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
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    The Supreme Court Adopts A Purposive Approach To The Construction Of A Commercial Contract

    "The ultimate aim of interpreting a provision in a contract, especially a commercial contract, is to determine what the parties meant by the language used, which involves ascertaining what a reasonable person would have understood the parties to have meant"
    United KingdomTransport
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co
  • Article

    Court Of Appeal Clarifies And Restates Test For Repudiatory Breach Of Contract

    Is a party, who served a notice to complete making the time for completion of the essence of the sale contract, and then, mistakenly, treated the contract as at an end prior to the expiry of that notice itself in repudiatory breach thereby entitling the other party to terminate the contract?
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Ince & Co
    Ince & Co

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