Improving Ship Arrest Procedure in Ukraine
Improving Ship Arrest Procedure in Ukraine By: Evgeniy SukachevEmail: e.sukachev@blacksealawcompany.comSenior Partner in Black Sea Law Company& Irina Dolya Associate in Black Sea Law Company Improving Ship Arrest Procedure in Ukraine Ukraine is a modern European country situated on the Black Sea shore. There are 12 trade sea and river ports and a great number of private terminals in […]
The Arrest News – Issue 18
In this issue of The Arrest News, Tariq Idais and Sakher Alaqaileh of Al Tamimi & Co. review a landmark Federal Supreme Court’s judgement regarding ship arrests by virtue of the UAE Law; Evgeniy Sukachev and Irina Dolya share recent developments and anticipated improvements in Proceeding Law of Ukraine; and a summary of the 14th […]
IML 44th Maritime Law Short Course
Southampton 21 August – 8 September 2017 The Maritime Law Short Course at Southampton has been providing innovative law training services to generations of shipping lawyers. As the only comprehensive residential course available on maritime law in the UK, it provides a quality learning environment with an outstanding reputation for world class expertise. The 2017 […]
The “Awakening” of the English Naval Prize Act 1864- By the Haifa Maritime Court
By John Harris & Yoav Harris*JOHN HARRIS & CO.jharris@017.net.il & yoavh@maritime-law.co.ilwww.lawships.com2 Palmer’s Gate/36 Hanamal St.P.O. BOX 33199, 31331 Haifa, IsraelTel: 972-4-8627067Fax: 972-4-8625401
Legal Regime of Incentives to Maritime Financing
Port State Control in Ukraine: Obstacles and Changes
By: Evgeniy SukachevEmail: e.sukachev@blacksealawcompany.comSenior Partner in Black Sea Law Company& Irina Dolya Associate in Black Sea Law Company Port State Control in Ukraine: Obstacles and Changes Every shipper coming to Ukrainian ports faces the bureaucratic and unfair system of the Ukrainian Port State Control. Maritime Ecological Inspections such as Ecological Inspection of North-West Black Sea region of Ukraine […]
The Arrest News – Issue 17
In this issue of The Arrest News, several scenarios of ship arrests in different jurisdictions are commented on by the editors. In The STX Mumbai, the Singapore Court of Appeal considered a ship arrest situation where the maturity date of a supply claim was brought forward by the supplier when the debtor became insolvent. In The Res Cogitans, the English Supreme […]
IML 9th Singapore Short Course
9th Singapore Short Course: 15-26 May 2017 // Check out the IML website for all the details. Now entering its 9th year, the Singapore Maritime Law Short course will take place 15-26 May 2017 in Singapore. This internationally renowned course offers two intensive working weeks of training on maritime law, by some of the most respected experts […]
2017 St. Petersburg Annual Members’ Conference
14th Annual Shiparrested.com Conference 6-8 July, 2017 – Belmond Grand Hotel Europe Hosted by: Jurinflot, Navicus Law, and EPAM The 2017, 14th Annual Shiparrested.com Conference has taken place Thursday, 6 July to Saturday, 8 July at the Belmond Grand Hotel Europe. As in previous years, the weekend event started off with a cocktail reception Thursday evening followed by Friday’s program of ship […]
The Arrest News – Issue 16
In this issue of The Arrest News, contributors address • Arrests in Bulgarian Waters and Mortgagee’s Claims by Nikolay Radev, Kinkin & Partners Law Firm • Arrest Damages: The Merits of the Merits by Felipe Arizon, Arizon Abogados Read the articles here :