Ship arrest in Russia
Article issued for the third edition of “Ship Arrest in Practice”, 2008, published by shiparrested.com network. By Andrey Kosmachevskiy and Andrey Suprunenko Law Firm “REMEDY” general@remedy.spb.ru www.remedy.ru 40-42 Nevskiy av. 191186 St.Petersburg, Russia Tel. (+7 812) 703-51-00 Fax (+7 812) 325-32-47 Overview 1. Please give an overview of ship arrest practice in your country. The […]
Ship arrest in Romania
Article issued for the third edition of “Ship Arrests in Practice”, 2008, published by shiparrested.com network. By Adrian Cristea Cristea & Partners Law Office adiclaw@seanet.ro www.cristealaw.ro Constanta, 54 Cuza-Voda Street, Ground floor, flat 3 Tel: 00 40 241 518 112 Fax: 00 40 241 518 802 By Augustin Zabrautanu Popescu, Iosepovici, Zabrautanu & Associates Law […]
Ship arrest in Portugal
Article issued for the third edition of “Ship Arrests in Practice”, 2008, published by shiparrested.com network. By Carlos de Sousa e Brito assisted by João Raimundo Carlos de Sousa e Brito & Associados csba@csbadvogados.pt www.csbadvogados.pt Rua Castilho 71, 2a-Dto 1250-068L Lisbon, Portugal Tel: 00351.21.3846200 Fax: 00351.21.3861735 Overview 1. Please give an overview of ship arrest […]
Ship arrest in Norway
Article issued for the third edition of “Ship Arrest in practice”, 2008, published by shiparrested.com network. By Audun Bollerud Kluge Advokatfirma audun.bollerud@kluge.no www.kluge.no Postboks 7548 Vika, 117 OSLO, Norway Tel: 23 13 92 00 Fax: 23 13 92 01 Overview 1. Please give an overview of ship arrest practice in your country. In Norwegian law, […]
Ship arrest in Nigeria
Article issued for the third edition of “Ship Arrests in Practice”, 2008, published by shiparrested.com network. By Lawrence Fubara assisted by Oluremi Omibiyi. AELEX lfanga@aelex.com www.aelex.com 7th Floor, Marble House, 1 Kingsway Road Falomo-Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria Tel: +234 1 – 4736296 Fax: +234 1 – 2692072 Overview 1. Please give an overview of ship arrest […]
Ship arrest in Canada
Article issued for the third edition of “Ship Arrests in Practice”, 2008, published by shiparrested.com network. By Shelley Chapelski, partner Bull, Housser & Tupper LLP sac@bht.com www.bht.com 3000 – 1055 West Georgia Street Vancouver, V6E 3R3 Canada Tel: 604.687.6575 Fax: 604.641.4949 Overview 1. Please give an overview of ship arrest practice in your country. Ship […]
NEW CIVIL JUSTICE REGIME: IMPACT ON SHIPPING CASES BY CHRIS POTTS
NEW CIVIL JUSTICE REGIME: IMPACT ON SHIPPING CASES * By Chris Potts Crump & Co 2009 Tower 1, Lippo Centre, HK Tel: +852 2537 7000 Fax: +852 2804 6615 Email : crumps@biznetvigator.com Introduction The extensive revision of Hong Kong’s civil justice rules seeks to allow litigants, lawyers and the courts to cooperate in order to […]
ITF – INDUSTRIAL ACTIONS AGAINST VESSELS – JURISDICTION AND LIABILITY BY HENRIK FRANDSEN
ITF – INDUSTRIAL ACTIONS AGAINST VESSELS – JURISDICTION AND LIABILITY By Henrik Frandsen Delacourdania Lille Torv 6 DK-8000 Arhus C, Denmark Tel: +45 7011 1122 Fax: +457011 1133 Email: hfr@delacour.dk Industrial actions from trade unions can lead to vessels being stuck in ports and owners suffering significant losses. This article deals with recent case law […]
FEATURES OF SHIP ARREST IN MALTA BY DR. KEVIN F. DINGLI
FEATURES OF SHIP ARREST IN MALTA By Dr. Kevin F. Dingli Dingli & Dingli Law Firm 18/2 South Street, Valletta VLT 11, Malta Tel.: +356 21 23 62 06 Fax: 356 21 24 03 21 Email: kevin@dingli.com.mt Ship arrest in Malta until very recently was regulated by obscure British statutes giving rise to rather limited […]
SHIP AGENT’S LIABILITY FOR CARGO CLAIMS UNDER ISRAELI CASE LAW BY MERAV NUR
SHIP AGENT’S LIABILITY FOR CARGO CLAIMS UNDER ISRAELI CASE LAW By Adv. Merav Nur Naschitz, Brandes & Co 5 Tuval Street, 67897 Tel Aviv, Israel Tel: 972 (3) 623-5000 Fax: 972 (3) 623-5005 Email: mnur@nblaw.com In Israel, the ship agent is often a potential defendant in actions relating to cargo claims. The reason appears merely […]
