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Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly

Articles for 2004

NON-DISCLOSURE AND AVOIDANCE: LIES, DAMNED LIES, AND “INTELLIGENCE”

[2004] LMCLQ 1

CONTRACT DAMAGES: THE INTERPLAY OF REMOTENESS AND LOSS OF A CHANCE

[2004] LMCLQ 10

AUTONOMY—A NULLITY EXCEPTION AT LAST?

[2004] LMCLQ 14

SEA CAPTAINS AND PERFORMANCE OF PUBLIC DUTIES IN EUROPEAN LAW

[2004] LMCLQ 19

WHO DECIDES ON JURISDICTION CLAUSES?

[2004] LMCLQ 25

The UCP–500: considering a new revision

[2004] LMCLQ 30

Damages for breach of English jurisdiction clauses: more than meets the eye

[2004] LMCLQ 46

Damages in addition to demurrage

[2004] LMCLQ 72

The provision of maritime transport services in the European Community

[2004] LMCLQ 104

Book Reviews

[2004] LMCLQ 122

TRIPARTITE CONTRACTS AND THE MISSING LINK

[2004] LMCLQ 129

COMPENSATING THE CASH-STRAPPED: THE SINKING OF THE LIESBOSCH

[2004] LMCLQ 135

FRAUDULENT DEVICES—THE MARKET RESPONSE

[2004] LMCLQ 139

MORE LIMITATIONS UPON THE RIGHT TO LIMIT UNDER THE LIMITATION CONVENTION 1976

[2004] LMCLQ 143

UNCONSCIONABILITY AND BANK GUARANTEES

[2004] LMCLQ 148

UNIFORM INTERPRETATION OF INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS

[2004] LMCLQ 153

Good faith and breach of warranty: are we moving forwards or backwards?

[2004] LMCLQ 158

Natural obligations in English law

[2004] LMCLQ 172

Corporate Morality and Commercial Maritime Contracts: Considering the impact of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Australia), s 52 on carriage of goods by sea

[2004] LMCLQ 197

Taking comfort in certainty: to enforce or not to enforce the letter of comfort

[2004] LMCLQ 219

Failure of basis

[2004] LMCLQ 234

Selling ships for scrap

[2004] LMCLQ 254

Book Reviews

[2004] LMCLQ 265

A CHARTER FOR TACTICAL LITIGATION IN EUROPE?

[2004] LMCLQ 273

CONTRACT, RESTITUTION AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998

[2004] LMCLQ 280

A MODERN APPROACH TO ENFORCING FOREIGN JUDGMENTS

[2004] LMCLQ 288

MISTAKEN IDENTITY, CONTRACT FORMATION AND CUTTING THE GORDIAN KNOT

[2004] LMCLQ 292

EXEMPTING CLAUSES AND THE OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE A SEAWORTHY VESSEL AT COMMON LAW

[2004] LMCLQ 297

LEX SITUS AND AIRCRAFT

[2004] LMCLQ 303

PUBLIC-PRIVATE LAW PROTECTIVE SCHEMES AND THE CONFLICT OF LAWS

[2004] LMCLQ 313

FLOATING CHARGES—A “NO THEORY” THEORY

[2004] LMCLQ 319

A quarter of a century of foreign currency judgments: the wealth-time continuum in perspective

[2004] LMCLQ 325

The obligation to offer a place of refuge to a ship in distress

[2004] LMCLQ 347

Choice of law under the Rome Convention: the dancer or the dance

[2004] LMCLQ 375

Liquidation expenses and floating charges—the separate funds fallacy

[2004] LMCLQ 387

Book Reviews

[2004] LMCLQ 405

THE PROPER SCOPE OF KNOWING RECEIPT

[2004] LMCLQ 421

THE APPLICABLE LAW OF MISREPRESENTATION CLAIMS

[2004] LMCLQ 426

ONE STEP FORWARD, TWO STEPS BACK: UNJUST ENRICHMENT IN THE SUPREME COURT OF CANADA

[2004] LMCLQ 435

CAVEAT EMPTOR

[2004] LMCLQ 442

SHIPBROKERS’ COMMISSION AND ARBITRATION CLAUSES: THE CONTRACTS (RIGHTS OF THIRD PARTIES) ACT 1999 HAS ITS FIRST OUTING TO COURT

[2004] LMCLQ 445

Particular charges in carriage of goods by sea and marine cargo insurance

[2004] LMCLQ 453

Trusts as quasi-securities? The Law Commission’s proposals for the registration of security interests

[2004] LMCLQ 460

The modern law of assignment: public policy and contractual restrictions on transferability

[2004] LMCLQ 483

The law of damages in the 21st century

[2004] LMCLQ 513

Book Reviews

[2004] LMCLQ 535

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