charterparty


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charterparty

(ˈtʃɑːtəˌpɑːtɪ)
n, pl -parties
1. (Law) maritime law an agreement for the hire of all or part of a ship for a specified voyage or period of time
2. an individual or group that charters a ship, etc
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Charterparty provisions will require close attention and this will be particularly pressing when fixing long term charterparties that will span the enforcement date.
in the charterparty, the vessel owner commences arbitration in London
In Fiona Trust & Holding Corpn v Yuri Privalov, the House of Lords held that an arbitration clause that referred to arbitration all disputes 'arising under' a charterparty covered disputes concerning whether the charterparty was procured by bribery.
at 925-925; and a claim for damages for breach of a charterparty, Golden Strait Corporation v.
charterparty earnings) that exist, or may arise in the future.
Solicitors Limited fields a team of 22 shipping experts led by litigator Guy Mills, who specialises in charterparty and bill of lading disputes, contentious P&I issues and shipbuilding mandates.
[P]rima facie evidence of: (a) The fact that each Award was made as it purports to have been made; (b) The subject matter of each Award; and (c) The fact that each Award purports to have been made pursuant to cl 32 of the Charterparty ...
Rhidian Thomas follows in a very useful "Preface", wherein he adroitly defines and explains the central importance of the time charterparty to maritime law.
In addition, the UCTL does not apply to "a contract of marine salvage or towage', "a charterparty of a ship', 'a contract for the carriage of goods by ship', or "a contract that is the constitution ...