By Jyoti Rani and Vikram Choudhary INTRODUCTION When the unsinkable ship titanic sank, it took away many lives and goods … More
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The choice between Demurrage & Damages for Detainment of Vessel
By Mrinal Aiyappa The Demurrage Regime: An Introduction It is a settled position that the Charterer becomes liable to pay … More
Electronic Bill Of Lading As A Document Of Title: Challenges and Opportunities
By Heli Dubey Introduction Non-paper (electronic) maritime transport documents are one of the recent changes to the range of shipping … More
Salvors Duty of Care & Adequacy of Laws Protecting Salvors Interest
By Priya Ayyappaswamy “Cast thy bread upon the waters: for thou shalt find it after many days” Kipling’s Bread Upon Water, … More
The impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on the shipping industry.
By Shamil Adeeb and Rishita Agarwal Introduction The shipping industry was impacted by the Black Sea tragedy, which caused deathsand … More
Contemporary Critique of ‘Actionable Fault’ under the concept of general average
By Irene Joseph and Sree Madhuri On April 01, 2021, Shoei-Kisen, the ship owner of the infamous MV Ever Given … More
Remedies for Seafarers in case of injuries for arrest (India)
By Anshuman Kar INTRODUCTION In the present and forthcoming era of globalization, the importance of sea trade or maritime trade … More
MARITIME INDUSTRY: CYBER-RISK & SECURITY
Kriti Ranjan* Technology trust is a good thing, but control is a better one. Business is growing as fast as … More
SULPHUR CAP REGULATION 2020: A CRITIQUE
Effectiveness of the Regulation 4.2.1.1. of the MARPOL Convention (Annex VI) and alternative methods for reducing Sulphuremissions Bodhisattwa Majumder* In … More
IS SHIPBREAKING ALONG INDIAN COASTS REALLY GREEN? A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INDIAN DOMESTIC LAWS IN LIGHT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
Ananya Sharma* Abstract This essay shall examine the process of Shipbreaking in India in light and context of the major … More
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