This was an appeal to the Court of Appeal against the first instance judgment of Bryan J, [2026] 1 Lloyd’s Rep 161, on the issue of the comparative liability of …
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Summary of facts The dispute between the parties arose in connection with a charterparty of a vessel which was to be delivered to the respondent for an extendable 60 days …
A cargo of Iraqi SOMO (State Oil Marketing Organisation) Basrah Pipeline High-Sulphur Straight-Run Fuel Oil (SRFO) was sold by the defendant, Onex, to the claimant, Mercuria, by a contract on …
The subject vessel was chartered by the claimant owners to the respondent charterers under a trip time charter fixture on an amended NYPE 1946 form with amendments. The charterparty was …
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By a contract dated 16 May 2018, JSW International Tradecorp Pte Ltd sold 55,000 mt of no-coking steam coal to Kamachi International. The coal was to be transported from Richard’s …
On 4 April 2024 the claimant, as seller, and the defendant, as buyer, entered into a Sale Contract for the sale of 9,000 to 9,500 mt of gasoline and 5,000 …
Most speed and performance disputes are decided by tribunals seated in London, but only a small number of decisions are published, and even fewer reach the courts. One recent exception …
Happy Aras was a bulk carrier, built in 1990 and at the relevant time registered in Belize. Its tonnage was 2,659 and it was accordingly not required to be equipped …
The claimant, Posh Projects, was a Singapore company whose business included chartering ships and boats along with the crew. The defendant, Yangtze Harmony Co Ltd, was the demise or bareboat …
The subject vessel was chartered by the respondent owners to the claimant charterers under a time charter fixture on the NYPE form with amendments. Disputes arose and were submitted to …
This was an appeal under section 69 of the Arbitration Act 1996 on a point of law arising out of an award dated 26 April 2024. The yacht Maltese Falcon …
The subject vessel was chartered by the respondent owners to the claimant charterers for a time charter trip from East Coast South America to China. Clause 42 of the charterparty …
This was a case that proceeded upon assumed facts, and was an appeal from the decision of Bright J, [2025] 2 Lloyd’s Rep 260. The vessels Skyros and Agios Minas …
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London Arbitration 15/25 Voyage charter – Holds rejected after delivery of NOR at the loading port anchorage – Whether the charterers were in breach of an implied term that they …
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By a contract of sale dated 3 May 2021 the claimant agreed to sell 17,000 mt of Brazilian soyabeans to the defendant on CIF terms, for delivery at Aliaga, Turkey. …
KT time-chartered the vessel Solomon Trader to BMC by a time charterparty dated 29 May 2017. On 4 to 5 February 2019 Solomon Trader grounded in the Solomon Islands. On …
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The subject vessel was chartered by the claimant owners to the respondent charterers by a time charterparty on an amended NYPE form for one time charter trip with duration around …
This was an appeal by the respondent, Great Asia, against the decision of Dias J, [2025] 1 Lloyd’s Rep 101, rejecting Great Asia’s claim for damages for loss of bargain. …
This was an appeal by Kairos against the decision of HHJ Pelling KC. By a bareboat charterparty dated 11 February 2013 on an amended BIMCO Barecon 2001 form, a Croatian …
The claimant asserted that it was the owner of a subsea telecommunications cable, Sirius South, which ran from Lytham St Annes, Lancashire, to Portmarnock, County Dublin. It was 218,693 km …
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