Chans Advice 130 – Refusal to release cargoes w/o B/L (II)
Remember our last issue Chans advice/129 that the forwarder was held liable for its refusing to release the goods to the named consignee without original straight Bill of Lading? On…
Remember our last issue Chans advice/129 that the forwarder was held liable for its refusing to release the goods to the named consignee without original straight Bill of Lading? On…
The Hong Kong District Court issued a Judgment on 8/2/2011 holding a Hong Kong forwarder liable for its refusing to release the cargoes to a consignee without production of the…
The Hong Kong High Court issued a Judgment on 3/8/2011 holding that a Korean shipping company could not rely on its Bill of Lading’s Korean jurisdiction clause to stay a…
The Hong Kong High Court issued a Judgment on 7/6/2011 explaining the concept of the package limitation of the United States Carriage of Goods by Sea Act.
The Hong Kong High Court issued a Judgment on 27/5/2011 in relation to an air shipment that a forwarder issued two sets of its House Air Waybills to two different…
The English Court of Appeal issued a Judgment on 20/1/2011 holding two clauses in the standard trading conditions of the British International Freight Association valid. One of them was about…
The English High Court issued a Judgment on 26/2/2010 holding that a shipping company could follow the shipper’s instructions to change the consignee and the destination in its bill of…
The Hong Kong High Court issued a Judgment on 11/8/2009 holding a shipping company could rely on two letters of indemnity to seek compensation of US$253,655.50 from a forwarder and…
The Hong Kong High Court issued a Judgment on 9/2/2010 holding a carrier entitled to rely on its bill of lading clause to lien the cargoes for the damages, costs,…
The English Court of Appeal issued a Judgment on 31/7/2009 holding a charterparty clause (concerning late redelivery) as a penalty clause and thereby unenforceable. EWCA Civ 855; All ER (D)…
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