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• Enforceability of UNCLOS in international Maritime Law5th Aug 2019
  Authored by Nimisha Shrivastava and Toshika Soni ENFORCEMENT OF UNCLOS, 1982 United Nations Convention on laws of Sea (hereinafter UNCLOS), 1982 is a convention which not only seeks answers to the ethical question of ‘Common Heritage of mankind’ but also addresses practical questions related to marine security and legal rights … Read More
• MARITIME LIEN29th Jul 2019
  Authored by Rishabh Tiwari and Shashank Chaturvedi A maritime lien is often described as “the barnacle” attaching to a ship’s hull. This description is due to the fact that a maritime lien in respect of a particular ship, travels with that ship, irrespective of whether or not that ship changes … Read More
• WAR, TERROR AND THE HIGH SEAS13th Jul 2019
  Authored by Anamika and Avni Sharma Abstract Terrorism has had a drastic impact in today’s world, primarily after the 9/11 attacks in New York in 2001. It has taken shape and sizes that one could not fathom and has not left one arena where it does not exist. Maritime Terrorism … Read More
• BILL OF LADING29th Jun 2019
  Authored by Divyansh Nayar and Sandeep Golani What is a bill of lading? To an average citizen the query suggests a printed form, bearing more or less illegible pencil scrawls, which is thrust at him by a preoccupied freight clerk in exchange for his package.[1] In other words, simply put … Read More
• INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE AND THIRD-PARTY RIGHTS22nd Jun 2019
  Authored by Amit Chawla and Kartikey Bhalotia Introdution Disputes in International Maritime Arbitration can be categorized broadly in two types – Contractual (Sale or use of cargo or ship, carriage of goods etc.) and Non-Contractual (Maritime rescue or collisions etc.).[1]Though the issue of incorporation arises in contractual disputes, arbitration agreement … Read More
• HISTORY AND BACKGROUND OF MARITIME LAW IN INDIA11th Jun 2019
  Authored by Vidhi Tiwari and Suman Setty Genesis of Indian Maritime Law The present Maritime Laws prevailing in India had mainly evolved during the colonial times under the influence of English legislations. Statutes such as Admiralty Offences (Colonial) Act, 1849, the Inland Steam-vessels Act, 1917; the Coasting Vessels Act, 1838; … Read More
• INTRODUCTION TO MARITIME LAW IN INDIA11th Jun 2019
  Authored by Vidhi Tiwari and Suman Setty When it comes to Maritime law, India has witnessed development through a glorious history and customs. The roots of Indian Maritime law are deeper in time for it established trade through sea-route with Asia and Middle East way before European claims of having … Read More
• PANEL DISCUSSION ON MARITIME LAW11th Jun 2019
  The 6th NLUO – Bose & Mitra & Co. International Maritime Arbitration Moot Court Competition, 2019 (IMAM) was followed by the 1st Panel Discussion hosted by the Centre for Maritime Law, NLUO. The theme of the discussion was Emerging Regime of Maritime Law in India. The discussion was preceded with … Read More
• 1ST NLUO – GANESH & CO. NATIONAL MARITIME LAW ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION, 201910th Jun 2019
  The Centre for Maritime Law, NLUO in collaboration with Ganesh & Co, Mumbai takes immense pleasure to announce the 1st NLUO – Ganesh & Co. National Maritime Law Essay Writing Competition, 2019. This competition bestows to act as a perfect opportunity for students to nurture their research and writing skills … Read More