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"The doctrines of deviation and fundamental breach: have they really sunk?"
A contract of carriage by sea evidenced inter alia by a bill of lading or charter-party governs and regulates the relations between the parties to whom it applies. As in any other contract, the parties have certain duties and obligations provided for by the contract whether expressly or by implicati...
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Shipping Law Unit
2023
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