
Notice to Members No. 15 2013/2014
Translations: Chinese Dear Sirs, India - Safe Shipment of Iron Ore Fines from Indian Ports (re-issued) Introduction As Members may be aware, in 2009 two ships
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Translations: Chinese Dear Sirs, India - Safe Shipment of Iron Ore Fines from Indian Ports (re-issued) Introduction As Members may be aware, in 2009 two ships

Dear Sirs India - Safe Shipment of Iron Ore Fines from Indian Ports Translations: Chinese Vietnamese Introduction As Members may be aware, in 2009 two ships,
25 August 2010 TO ALL MEMBERS Dear Sirs US Vessel Response Plans - Salvage and Marine Firefighting Requirements Final Rule - 31 December 2008 Deadline for implementation - 22 February 2011 Salvage Agreements This Circular applies to owners of tank vessels carrying oil calling at US ports Members are referred to Circula

Circular issued by International Group clubs Final Rule - 31 December 2008 Deadline for implementation - 22 February 2011 Salvage agreements This circular applies to owners of tank vessels carrying oil calling at US ports Members are referred to the final section of the Circular published on 8 June 2009 in wh
16 August 2010 TO ALL WAR RISKS MEMBERS Dear Sirs Trade Sanctions Legislation - Notice of Cancellation Under Rule 4. D.

Home News and Resources News News 13 Aug, 2010 Tokyo and Indian MOUs Concentrated Inspection Campaign on Harmful Substances in Packaged Form From the 1 September 2010 to 30 November 2010 the Tokyo and Indian Ocean MOUs will be conducting a concentrated inspection campaign…

From 1 September 2010 to 30 November 2010 the Paris and Black Sea MOUs will be conducting a concentrated inspection campaign focusing on the compliance of tanke
12 August 2010 TO ALL WAR RISKS MEMBERS Dear Sirs Additional Premium Areas In accordance with the Association’s Rule 19. 3 (Class 7 War Risks), the following amendment to the areas listed in the Association’s Circular dated 15 June 2010 (No.
Liquid cargo contamination is an almost inevitable element of the tanker trade. Even the slightest pollution may render the cargo off specification and if the vessel is liable for the contamination, considerable claims are likely to follow.
U.S. Appeals Court holds that in a Jones Act case a "settlement agreement not to sail or work" is valid
U.S. Supreme Court Rules Package Limitation Binds International Shipper And Is Available To Land Carrier
International Convention Relating to the Limitation of Liability Owners of Sea-Going Ships, Brussels, 1957
Protocol Of 1992 To Amend The International Convention On Civil Liability For Oil Pollution Damage, 1969
U.S. - Pre-existing or Concealed Injuries and Conditions - the Duties and Obligations of Physicians and Jones Act Seamen towards the Shipowner
Voyage Charter – Demurrage: Interpretation of the Phrase ''Any Other Causes Whatsoever Beyond the Control of the Merchant''
Time Charter - Charterers' Orders to Proceed by a Specified Route - Whether Navigation or Employment?
Time Charter – Charterers' Orders to Proceed by a Specified Route – Whether Navigation or Employment?
U.S. - Carrier's Agent is entitled to benefit of Foreign Forum Selection Clause in Ocean Bill of Lading
U.S. - HIV/AIDS - Impact on Recruitment, the Obligations of the Owner and the Rights of Other Crewmembers
The Effects on Limitation of Liability of the 1976 Limitation Convention and the 1969 Tonnage Convention Regulations
California Non Tank Vessel Contingency Plan – Clean Pacific Alliance & National Response Corporation
Scope of Application of the Article III Rule 6 Hague-Visby Rules Time Bar when incorporated into Charterparty
LNG Carriers: Salient Features and Characteristics of LNG Charterparties with respect to Vessel Delivery
Time Charter – Condition on Delivery an Innominate Term – No Right to Repudiate for Misrepresentation as to Condition on Delivery
Grounding and Failure of Refrigeration: Whose Liability for Loss of and Damage to Cargo and Contribution towards General Average?
3 August 2010 TO ALL MEMBERS Dear Sirs Trade Sanctions Legislation and its effect on P&I cover The Association’s circulars of 19 February and 5 July 2010 (5:403 and 5:410) informed Members of legislation in the USA applying sanctions against persons, both in the USA and elsewhere, engaging in trades involving the deliv