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Online
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7165MARDL-APR-CTY
7165MARDL-JAN-CTY
7165MARDL-SEP-CTY
Aims
To develop an understanding of the law and practice in relation to export sales and the movement of goods with particular reference to the carriage of goods by sea, and current practice in the fields of shipbroking and vessel chartering.
Learning Outcomes
1.
Review chartering practice from an economic-administrative point of view.
2.
Relate vessel chartering practice to port and vessel costs.
3.
Demonstrate a critical understanding of the law relating to international sales and the carriage of cargo.
4.
Appraise the International Conventions that govern the Carriage of Goods.
5.
Critically evaluate how the Doctrine of Privity affects third party rights and duties.
6.
Analyse Cargo Claims and legal issues involving carriers and charterers.
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:Chartering:
Overview of ship chartering market.
Participants in the freight market and their interests and concerns.
Basic concepts of ship chartering and charterers.
Owning v chartering and appraisal of risks.
Role and liability of shipbrokers.
Voyage and time chartering practice; Voyage, time, bareboat or demise charter
Main charter terms and practical considerations in drafting charterparties.
Carriage of Goods Law:
Export Trade Contracts: Sale of Goods Act 1979 Consumer Rights Act 2015
"Himalaya Clauses" and 3rd party protection
Express and implied terms in contracts of affreightment
Contracts under the common Law and the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act 1971
Hague-Visby Rules, Hamburg Rules, Rotterdam Rules
Cargo claims & ADR (Alternative Dispute resolution)
INCOTERMS; CIF & FOB contracts, multimodal contracts of carriage
Limitation of Liability, and the application of limitation clauses upon third parties
Charterparties; time, voyage, demise
Laytime and Demurrage
Insurance Claims; P&I Clubs and Commercial underwriters
Particular issues within road and air transport
Additional Information:This module develops students understanding of legal issues through an applied examination of carriage of goods and export sales
The module is delivered via distance learning, described as follows:
Lecture: Slides and slide notes for self-study.
Tutorial: Online activities and exercises with teacher feedback. Virtual classrooms.
Email support.
Online: summative tests.
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