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Ship owners beware: the Court of Appeal’s decision in Begum v Maran
Posted: 01/04/2021
The recent decision by the Court of Appeal in the case of Begum v Maran (UK) Limited has shown that there are developing areas of liability for ship owners when selling a vessel for scrapping or recycling and, in particular, when harm has been caused by a third party after the vessel has been sold...…>>
Penningtons Manches Cooper and Multilaw commended in Chambers Global Guide 2021
Posted: 25/02/2021
Chambers Global has recognised the strength of Penningtons Manches Cooper’s international offering as well as the services provided by Multilaw, the global network of independent law firms of which Penningtons Manches Cooper is a member, in its newly published 2021 edition...…>>
The Supreme Court overturns earlier judgments on the Ever Smart and Alexandra 1 collision and provides clarity on the Collision Regulations
Posted: 24/02/2021
The Supreme Court handed down judgment on 19 February 2021 on an appeal by the Ever Smart. The collision between the Ever Smart and the Alexandra 1 took place in February 2015 within the pilot boarding area at the seaward end of the access channel to Jebel Ali. The Ever Smart was heading outbound and had just left the channel at the time...…>>
How to play it safe in an unsafe port: guidance for charterers and owners
Posted: 18/02/2021
Many standard form charterparties often contain an express warranty to ensure the port’s safety on the part of the charterer. Even in circumstances where such a warranty is not expressly provided, there is still the possibility that one could be implied......>>
Employment tribunal claims by British crew can put owners on the rocks
Posted: 18/02/2021
The decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) in Crew Employment Services Camelot (CESC) v Gould [2021] UKEAT/0330/19/VP has highlighted the problems that can arise for yacht owners through the employment of British crew. All territorial jurisdiction cases are highly fact-specific......>>

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