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We refer to our Loss Prevention Advice of December 1997, which references our circular of July 1982, which was prepared following the 23rd session of the IMCO (now International Maritime Organisation) Sub-Committee on Containers and Cargoes in January 1982, in which a working group recommended certain amendments to the
Considering the current position under English law regarding the position under charter-parties in the context of the recent hostilities in Israel and Lebanon. Following the recent hostilities between Israel, Lebanon and especially Hezbollah, Skuld has received many questions regarding owners’ and charterers’ legal po
Pointing out the significant risks in relying on informal or “unsigned” guarantees given electronically by email. Most agreements can be made informally (although it can be difficult to prove the existence of such an agreement later).
The question of whether a binding agreement has in fact been made between two parties seems to come up fairly regularly before the courts, and recently the High Court in London had to decide whether a C/P was binding when this was "subject to signing of mutually agreeable contract terms and conditions". This case also