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Shipping conferences and antitrust exemption in North America from a Canadian perspective: New life in an old debate

Transport Canada defines shipping conferences (herein "conferences") as follows: "Ocean liner shipping companies [which] offer regularly scheduled ocean transportation services, as opposed to irregular or non-liner services, primarily consisting of the carriage of containerized cargo rather than bul...

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Main Author: Jermyn, Glen
Other Authors: Hare, John
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Language:English
Published: Shipping Law Unit 2023
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description Transport Canada defines shipping conferences (herein "conferences") as follows: "Ocean liner shipping companies [which] offer regularly scheduled ocean transportation services, as opposed to irregular or non-liner services, primarily consisting of the carriage of containerized cargo rather than bulk commodities. A conference is an association of liner companies operating under an agreement to provide service on common trade routes and which collectively agree on rates and terms of service."
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/38384 Shipping conferences and antitrust exemption in North America from a Canadian perspective: New life in an old debate Jermyn, Glen Hare, John Law Transport Canada defines shipping conferences (herein "conferences") as follows: "Ocean liner shipping companies [which] offer regularly scheduled ocean transportation services, as opposed to irregular or non-liner services, primarily consisting of the carriage of containerized cargo rather than bulk commodities. A conference is an association of liner companies operating under an agreement to provide service on common trade routes and which collectively agree on rates and terms of service." 2023-09-05T12:08:27Z 2023-09-05T12:08:27Z 2001 2023-09-05T12:08:03Z Master Thesis Masters LLM http://hdl.handle.net/11427/38384 eng application/pdf Shipping Law Unit Faculty of Law
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Shipping conferences and antitrust exemption in North America from a Canadian perspective: New life in an old debate
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title Shipping conferences and antitrust exemption in North America from a Canadian perspective: New life in an old debate
title_full Shipping conferences and antitrust exemption in North America from a Canadian perspective: New life in an old debate
title_fullStr Shipping conferences and antitrust exemption in North America from a Canadian perspective: New life in an old debate
title_full_unstemmed Shipping conferences and antitrust exemption in North America from a Canadian perspective: New life in an old debate
title_short Shipping conferences and antitrust exemption in North America from a Canadian perspective: New life in an old debate
title_sort shipping conferences and antitrust exemption in north america from a canadian perspective new life in an old debate
topic Law
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