Journal of International Maritime Law - Volume 25 - Issue 6

SPECIAL ISSUE ON SUBSTANTIVE AND PROCEDURAL ISSUES RELATING TO CARGO CLAIMS

EDITORIAL

The Rotterdam Rules and vessel safety
MICHAEL F STURLEY

ARTICLES
A tale of four jurisdictions: delivery of cargo without production of original bill of lading
EDWARD LIU
Legal Director, Hill Dickinson, Hong Kong
FELIX CHEUNG
Associate, Hill Dickinson, Hong Kong

The carrier’s fundamental duties to cargo under the Hague and Hague-Visby Rules click here for text
STEPHEN GIRVIN
MPA Professor of Maritime Law, 
Centre for Maritime Law, Faculty of Law, 
National University of Singapore

Title to sue and COGSA 1992: Is there still a legal black hole for cargo claimants?
SIMON BAUGHEN
Professor of Shipping Law, Swansea University

Cargo claims: calculation of damages
FRANK STEVENS
Erasmus University, Rotterdam

Liens on cargo and sub-freight: recent developments and commercial context
JOHANNA HJALMARSSON
Institute of Maritime Law, Southampton Law School, University of Southampton

The perspective of English law on limitation of time periods relating  to cargo claims pursuant to the  Hague Rules and the Visby Protocol
D RHIDIAN THOMAS
Emeritus Professor of Maritime Law, Founder Director of the Institute of International Shipping and Trade Law, Swansea University

BOOK REVIEWS

Uniformity of Transport Law through International Regimes
Olena Bokareva

The Law of Wreck
Nicholas Gaskell, Craig Forrest

Marine Pollution, Shipping Waste and International Law
Gabriela Argüello

Cases and Materials on the Carriage of Goods by Sea (5th edn)
Anthony Rogers, Jason Chuah and Martin Dockray

Index of cases

Index of legislation

Index