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Off Hire

March 9, 2020 admin Merchant Shipping Leave a comment

Time charterparties invariably contain an off-hire clause providing for exceptions from the obligation for charterers to pay hire from the

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Safe ports and berths

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Generally a port can be rendered unsafe due to: Sandbanks and shallows Obstructions such as wrecks An inadequate system at

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Notice Of Readiness

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A Notice of Readiness (“NOR”) is a notification by the vessel that she is ready to start the charter service

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Charter Party

February 20, 2020 admin Merchant Shipping 2 comments

What is a liner trade and how is it different from a tramp trade Liner trade is a trade where

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Trade and Finance

January 24, 2020 admin Merchant Shipping One comment

To examine Bills of Lading under International Conventions, first we should know mechanics of imports & exports, and how they

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YORK ANTWERP RULES

York Antwerp Rules

January 23, 2020 admin Merchant Shipping Leave a comment

York Antwerp Rules Definition The York Antwerp Rules are a set of model internal maritime rules concerning the rights and

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Flag Of Convenience

December 28, 2019 admin Merchant Shipping Leave a comment

Flags of convenience came into existence in the late sixties. In the earlier stage, they were not welcome. Now they

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Cargo Documentation

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No job is complete before the paper work is done and this hold true for us seafarers also. There are

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Salvage and Towage

December 13, 2019 admin Merchant Shipping Leave a comment

Under Article 98 OF UNCLOS, Master has a legal duty to proceed with all possible speed to render assistance to

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general average

General Average

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General Average (GA) “Extraordinary sacrifice made voluntarily and prudently, to save a common maritime adventure from imminent peril,” is GA

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