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Aectra Refining and Manufacturing Inc v Exmar NV (The “New Vanguard” and The “Pacifica”) - Court of Appeal (Hirst and Hoffmann LJJ) - 22 July 1994
In 1987-88 the plaintiff charterers chartered two vessels from the defendant owners. Pacifica
was time chartered under a charterparty dated 18 December 1987, and New Vanguard
was chartered under charterparties dated 17 November 1987 and 12 April..
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10 December 1994
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TNT Shipping & Development Ltd & Ors v QBE Insurance Ltd & Ors (The “TNT Capricornia” and “TNT Carpentaria”) - Supreme Court of New South Wales - Hunter J - 7 November 1994
The vessels TNT Capricornia
and TNT Carpentaria
were insured in relation to hull and machinery risks as to 50% with the first defendant (the Australian insurers) and 50% with the second and third defendants (the London insurers). Both vessels..
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Osit Shipping Ltd v Canpotex Shipping Services Ltd (The “Kitsa”) - Before Thomas F Fox, Hammond L Cederholm and A J Siciliano, Chairman - 2 November 1994
The vessel Kitsa
was chartered on the NYPE form for 5 to 7 months. On 17 December 1990, while on a voyage from Vancouver BC to Taiwan with a cargo of potash, the vessel was requested by the US Coast Guard to assist another vessel which was in..
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General Motors Acceptance Corporation of Canada Ltd v Furjanic and Others (The “Dinamo”) - Federal Court (Trial Div) (Cullen J) - 19 May 1994
The defendant Mr Furjanic entered into a conditional sales contract with Lackie’s Marina Ltd for the purchase of the pleasure-craft Dinamo
. At the time the ship was sold the seller agreed to attend to register the ship under the Canada..
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Semco Salvage Pte Ltd v The “Kaplan Yusuf Kalkavan” and Others - High Court (Amir-ul-Mulk Mengal J) - 9 December 1993
The plaintiffs provided salvage services to the first defendant vessel (“the vessel”) under Lloyd’s Standard Form after the vessel had run aground at the southern end of the Red Sea off Port Salif in North Yemen. The owners of the..
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