Legal issues in bunkering : an introduction to the law.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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[Place of publication not identified] :
Petrospot Limited,
2010.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Dedication
- Foreword
- Preface
- About the author
- Acknowledgements
- Contents
- Table of Cases
- List of Tables and Figures
- Figure 1.�Distillate marine fuels
- Table courtesy of BSI (www.bsigroup.com)
- Figure 2.�Residual marine fuels from ISO 8217 2010
- Table courtesy of BSI (www.bsigroup.com)
- Figure 3.�Some contractual bunkering chains
- Figure 4.�The complexity of contractual and tortious relationships in bunkering
- This chart was devised by and is reproduced with the permission ofAlex Macinnes, a solicitor in the London office of Norwegian law firm Wikborg Rein (www.wr.no)Introduction
- The legal aspects of bunkering
- International business
- What are bunkers?
- Origin of the term
- Different types of bunker fuel
- Simple definition of bunkers
- When does oil become bunkers?
- Can oil stop being bunkers?
- Lubricants
- Some other definitions
- A little more about bunkers
- What goes into bunker fuel?
- Other fuel sources
- PART I
- DOING BUSINESS
- Chapter 1
- The basics of the law of contractLegal systems
- Contract
- Agreement
- Intention to create legal relations
- Consideration
- Summary
- Sequence
- Certainty
- Chapter 2
- Particular features of bunker contracts
- Incorporating Terms and Conditions
- Course of dealing
- Priority of provisions
- No Terms & Conditions
- The battle of the forms
- Chapter 3
- The short life of an unremarkable bunker stem
- Identifying the essential components of a contract
- Chapter 4
- What sellers include in their Terms and Conditions
- Definitions (1)Grades and quality (2)
- Quantities and measurements (3)
- Sampling (4)
- Delivery (5)
- Documentation (6)
- Requisition
- Bunker delivery note
- Short delivery complaint or protest
- Price (7)
- Payment (8)
- Credit
- Prohibition of set-off
- Timely payment and interest
- Interest rates
- Liens and other rights of the seller
- Claims (9)
- Quantity claims
- Quality claims
- The use of samples
- Delay or demurrage
- Indirect and consequential loss
- Limitation of liability
- Risk and title (10)
- Termination (11)Indemnity (12)
- Force majeure (13)
- Safety and the environment (14)
- Dispute resolution (15)
- Law and jurisdiction
- Alternative dispute resolution
- The BIMCO Standard Dispute Resolution Clause
- Catch-all jurisdiction provisions
- Conclusion
- Chapter 5
- The role of bunker brokers and other intermediaries
- Chapter 6
- Charterparty relationships
- Time charters
- Bunkering clauses
- BIMCO Fuel Sulphur Content Clause
- Bunker Quality Control Clause for Time Chartering
- Raising standards
- Dispute resolution