12 maritime news articles about Off-Hire
Arbitration- Vessel off hire due to poor condition of cranes Oct 6, 2025 4 min read Summary prepared by Prokopios Krikris, FCIArb, Arbitrator The disputes which were the subject of this arbitration arose under a NYPE Form of Charter Party. The discharge was to be carried out by the Vessel's own gear into barges while
Home Publications Articles Off-Hire: FAQs Off-Hire: FAQs Off-hire clauses are a critical component of time charter agreements. For both Owners and Charterers alike, understanding the nuances of these clauses is essential in managing disputes, and ensuring operational clarity.
Emergency Contact Off-hire issues Home Latest updates Publications Off-hire issues 11 Aug 2023 View PDF Sign up for alerts Time charterparties provide for a specific period within which the charterer can make use of the vessel. Unless otherwise provided in the charterparty, the charterer is under an obligation to pay
Home Publications Articles Covid-19 and Off-hire Covid-19 and Off-hire Publications Owen Fry Published: May 04, 2023 Contact author Download article pdf Although the scale and reach of the disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic went beyond anything experienced in living memory, the possibility of delays to shipping
London Arbitration- whether vessel off hire and liability for cargo shortage fine Oct 10, 2022 3 min read Disputes arose concerning off-hire at Chittagong due to the ship’s trim and stability issues, a cargo shortage claim, and a customs fine. The disputes were referred to a sole arbitrator under the LMAA SCP.
Home News and Resources News News 07 Apr, 2021 Court decides meaning of cargo claim and if vessel off hire during arrest What does “cargo claims” mean in a charter party? Should the vessel remain on hire and is the charterer under an obligation to arrange security, following an arrest of the vessel for an alleged carg
Off-hire in a nutshell Defence Guides General Principles Time charterparties invariably contain an off-hire clause providing for exceptions from the obligation for charterers to pay hire from the time of delivery until redelivery. The specific terms of the off-hire clause will determine whether or not any particular e
off-hire, Suez canal, Gulf of Aden, pirates, tribunal, delayed delivery Home Publications Articles Eleni P - Interpreting an Off-Hire Clause Eleni P - Interpreting an Off-Hire Clause Articles Kalliopi Dalakleidi Published: May 10, 2019 Contact author Download article pdf Image In Eleni Shipping Limited v
The Association is grateful to Dimitris Seirinakis, Consultant at Ince & Co Shanghai for contributing to this update. Off-hire claims are a staple for FD&D case handlers, and recently the Court of Appeal in London reviewed the law on this issue leading to a traditional re-statement of the English law position
The club was recently representing owners in an arbitration relating to an alleged off-hire in connection with a cargo of Nickel ore being loaded in Indonesia. The matter concerned off-hire during loading, and was decided by a sole arbitrator as per agreement between the parties involved.
The redelivery of a vessel (whether early, late or other aspects) seems to be a constant source for disagreement. In a recent London arbitration, a question arose concerning the adding of a fairly substantial off-hire period to the basic hire period.
Reviewing two recent London arbitrations Off-hire continues to be a “popular subject” and disputes over alleged off-hire periods are still regularly published. Recently, two London arbitrations have dealt with off-hire periods where discharge was prevented or prohibited by local port or health authorities in the disch