LOUs Containing a Sanctions Clause
By Felipe ArizonArizon Abogados (Spain)www.arizon.es+34 952 211 774 LOUs Containing a Sanctions Clause For those making use of Letters of Undertaking (LOUs) in the context of ship arrest practice, this is an interesting case for reading as it deals with the inclusion of a sanction clause within the terms of a LOU issued in the […]
The Arrest News – Issue 43
In this issue of The Arrest News: • Even Admiralty’s Powerful Attachment Procedure Has Limits by Gary Seitz, GSBB Law, (USA)• The Impact of Sanctions on Shipping and Trade by K. Murali Pany & Rafizah Gaffoor, JTJB (Singapore)• Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) Allowances Clause for BIMCO’s ship management agreement (SHIPMAN) by Richard Faint, Chartered Arbitrator (UK)• Houthi Piracy and Freedom of Navigation by Yoav […]
The Arrest News – Issue 42
In this issue of The Arrest News: • Annual Members’ Conference Summary• English Law & E-Documents by Richard Faint, Charter Wise Ltd. (UK)• Sister Ship Arrest in India by Rohan Janardhanan, Rex Legalis (India)• Remembering John Harris Read the full issue in link here: The Arrest News Issue 42
2023 Oslo Annual Members’ Meeting
18th ShipArrested.com Members Meeting 14-16 September 2023, Oslo, Norway Hosted by ShipArrested.com’s Norwegian members, Kvale, Økland, Raeder, Selmer, and Simonsen Vogt Wiig
The Arrest News – Issue 41
In this issue of The Arrest News: • Foreign Seafarers as Material Witnesses – Modern Day Subjugation? by George Chalos, Chalos & Co. (USA)• Singapore’s National Hydrogen Strategy and What it Means for Shipping Industry Stakeholders by Joseph Tan Jude Benny LLP (Singapore)• Re-Arrest of Vessel Overturned by Western High Court of Denmark by Johannes Grove Nielsen & Camilla Søgaard Hudson, […]
Groundings in the Suez Canal – Law and Liability
by Hany Mamoon and Karim MarounyAl Tamimi and Company, Egyptw: www.tamimi.come: info@tamimi.comt: +20 2 3368 1000 Groundings in the Suez Canal – Law and Liability The Suez Canal is one of the most important and busiest trade routes in the word being the shortest link between the east and the west due to its unique geographic […]
Legal Procedures for Implementing Foreign International Arbitration Awards in Egypt
Dr. Nabil Farag, Managing Partner, Nabil Farag Law Firm Port Said H.Office: 23 July & Abou El-Feda St., El-Shark, 2nd Floor, El – Shammaa Tower, 42111. P. O. Box: 1036. Port – Said, Egypt. www.nbllaw.comTel.: +20 66 3208888 – +20 66 3208963 Fax: +20 66 3208806 – Mob:+201000130101.Email: nbllaw@interlink.com.eg – nbllawfirm@gmail.com ——————————————————————–Cairo Office: 75, El Nozha Street, Fifth Floor,Heliopolis, Cairo, EgyptTel.: +2 02 24194407 – +2 02 4194408 Fax: […]
The Arrest News – Issue 40
In this issue of The Arrest News: • Ship Arrest Trends in The United States by Gary Seitz, GSBB Law (USA) • Shipbuilding Contracts: Practical Issues and Considerations by Rafizah Gafoor, Joseph Tan Jude Benny LLP (Singapore) • Vessel Damaged in Marina…Can I Sue? by Kenra Parriswhittaker, Parriswhittaker (Bahamas) • Blockade of the Ukrainian Seaports: Problems Faced by Shipping and Trade by Karyna Gorovaya, Interlegal Law Firm (Ukraine) Read the […]
Frequently Asked Questions on Ship Arrest in Panama
By Jorge A. Quijano, LL.M. (Cardiff)Managing PartnerJ. QUIJANO ABOGADOSjorge@jquijano.comwww.jquijano.com Frequently Asked Questions on Ship Arrest in Panama 1. How fast can a ship within Panama’s territorial waters or transiting through the Panama Canal be arrested? The arrest of the ship can be arranged within the same day. The Maritime Courts of Panama are available 24/7 to […]
The Arrest News – Issue 39
In this issue of The Arrest News: • Ship Arrest For Claim Against Personal Debtor Other Than Registered Ship Owner by Petar Djurovic, Abaco Ltd and Filip Milosevic, Law Office Milosevic (Montenegro) • Force Majeure: ‘best endeavors’ does not require non-contractual performance by Kenra Parriswhittaker, Parriswhittaker (Bahamas) • ESG and Shipping: Navigating towards a sustainable maritime industry by K. […]