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Marine Insurance and Carriage of Goods
Marine Insurance and Carriage of Goods
Marine Insurance and Carriage of Goods
There are different types of contracts. Some are pros shipowners, and other pros
charterers.
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Bill of Lading: it’s a receipt for the goods received. it’s a document for the carriage of
individual parcels of cargo, mainly in the liner trade.
ICS introduction of shipping. ideal for a newcomer.
The Owner must deliver the ship to the Charterer in a perfect condition of
seaworthiness. To the Charterer it is not enough that the ship is seaworthy at her
delivery but that she remains seaworthy during the whole chartering period.
BALTIME (Clause 3, Owners’ Obligations): “…. and maintain her in a thoroughly efficient
state in hull and machinery during service”.
GENTIME (Clause 11, Owners’ Obligations): “…… and shall exercise due diligence to
maintain the Vessel in such Class and in every way fit for the service throughout the
period of the Charter Party”.
NYPE 93 (Clause 6, Owners to Provide): “…. Shall maintain the Vessel’s class and keep
her in a thoroughly efficient state in hull, machinery and equipment for and during the
service, …..”.
L3.
Demurrages.
Laytime Clause
LNGVOY - GIIGNL : Clause 14 (Commencement of Laytime)
This Clause sets out when laytime starts at the loading and discharging ports. Laytime
will start at the earliest event of either the expiration of the six hours’ notice time after
the tendering of NOR or just after mooring with or without tendering NOR.
However, due to the importance in the LNG trade that ships adhere to their strict time
schedules, NOR can only be tendered and laytime only start after certain points in time.
L4.