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Ransom piracy and time charterparties

Ransom piracy and time charterparties
Ransom piracy and time charterparties
Cases arising from the recent spate of ransompiracy attacks off the Somali coast, a new and unwelcome threat to sea commerce, are beginning to trickle before the courts. This article is concerned with the effect of such attacks, and the threat of such attacks, on time charterparties. The arguments require consideration of the fundamentals of time charters, of the charterers' rights to give orders as to the vessel's employment, of the relationship between indemnities and breach, of causation, of war and piracy clauses, and of the relationship between different clauses in the same charterparty.
1478-8586
193-207
Todd, Paul
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Todd, Paul
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Todd, Paul (2012) Ransom piracy and time charterparties. Journal of International Maritime Law, 18, 193-207. (In Press)

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Cases arising from the recent spate of ransompiracy attacks off the Somali coast, a new and unwelcome threat to sea commerce, are beginning to trickle before the courts. This article is concerned with the effect of such attacks, and the threat of such attacks, on time charterparties. The arguments require consideration of the fundamentals of time charters, of the charterers' rights to give orders as to the vessel's employment, of the relationship between indemnities and breach, of causation, of war and piracy clauses, and of the relationship between different clauses in the same charterparty.

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Accepted/In Press date: 2012
Organisations: Southampton Law School

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Local EPrints ID: 342874
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/342874
ISSN: 1478-8586
PURE UUID: 17e0e0ab-fd3c-4ae7-8744-ad77969e0dff

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Date deposited: 17 Sep 2012 10:59
Last modified: 11 Dec 2021 00:54

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