<p>Covers the different types of charterparties: time charters, voyage charters, and demise charters, and lays out the nature, validity, and construction of each Provides a first port of call for research when both drafting and disputing contracts Helps clarify uncertainties in points of principle, illustrating them through a wide variety of case material Deals with the contractual and technical challenges involved in the legal administration of leasing a commercial shipCovers the 1 new related cases since the last edition Defines bills of lading as contracts, and examines the liability of the shipowner for loss of or damage to goods Examines the issue of damages for failure to load or carry cargo properly or in reasonable time Looks at the consequences of not signing or presenting bills of lading Discusses limitation of liability Special features for the 125th Anniversary Edition include a biography of Scrutton written by the authors, articles and obituaries on Scrutton, plus a re-examination of key historic cases Transform the way you work, with eBooks on ProView Thomson Reuters ProView is the iPad app custom built for legal professionals like you. Using ProView means you can connect to and interact with the content you rely on in new ways, wherever and whenever you like. Search the entire text by keyword Jump to related content via hyperlinks. Add your own notes, bookmark key pages and highlight important passages Email, print and share the text You don&rsquo;t need to be online to access your eBooks. Your entire library and personalised features are backed up Learn more about Thomson Reuters ProView View titles available on Thomson Reuters ProView You may only order one eBook per title online; to order multiples of eBooks, contact our customer services team or your Sweet &amp; Maxwell Account Manager. FEATURES &amp; BENEFITS Nature, validity and construction of the contract Parties to the contract Agency Charterparties The Bill of Lading as a contract Bills of Lading for goods on a chartered ship Terms of the Contract Representations Performance of contract: Loading The Bill of Lading as a document of title Liability of shipowner for loss of, or damage to, goods carried Performance of the contract.Covers the different types of charterparties: time charters, voyage charters, and demise charters, and lays out the nature, validity, and construction of each Provides a first port of call for research when both drafting and disputing contracts Helps clarify uncertainties in points of principle, illustrating them through a wide variety of case material Deals with the contractual and technical challenges involved in the legal administration of leasing a commercial shipCovers the 1 new related cases since the last edition Defines bills of lading as contracts, and examines the liability of the shipowner for loss of or damage to goods Examines the issue of damages for failure to load or carry cargo properly or in reasonable time Looks at the consequences of not signing or presenting bills of lading Discusses limitation of liability Special features for the 125th Anniversary Edition include a biography of Scrutton written by the authors, articles and obituaries on Scrutton, plus a re-examination of key historic cases Transform the way you work, with eBooks on ProView Thomson Reuters ProView is the iPad app custom built for legal professionals like you. Using ProView means you can connect to and interact with the content you rely on in new ways, wherever and whenever you like. Search the entire text by keyword Jump to related content via hyperlinks. Add your own notes, bookmark key pages and highlight important passages Email, print and share the text You don&rsquo;t need to be online to access your eBooks. Your entire library and personalised features are backed up Learn more about Thomson Reuters ProView View titles available on Thomson Reuters ProView You may only order one eBook per title online; to order multiples of eBooks, contact our customer services team or your Sweet &amp; Maxwell Account Manager. FEATURES &amp; BENEFITS Nature, validity and construction of the contract Parties to the contract Agency Charterparties The Bill of Lading as a contract Bills of Lading for goods on a chartered ship Terms of the Contract Representations Performance of contract: Loading The Bill of Lading as a document of title Liability of shipowner for loss of, or damage to, goods carried Performance of the contract.</p>
