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Gard Marine & Energy Ltd v China National Chartering Co Ltd (The Ocean Victory)

[2017] UKSC 35
JurisdictionUnited Kingdom
Year2017
Statusunclear

Key Principle

safe port warranty in time charterparty; abnormal occurrence doctrine; port unsafe only if danger cannot be avoided by good seamanship

Area of Law

shipping

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