Maritime Law for Practitioners provides a practical and comprehensive introduction to the legal, contractual, financial, insurance and operational aspects of the shipping industry. Covering the life of a vessel from shipbuilding and financing through chartering, casualties, insurance, piracy, war risks and crewing, it brings together the key principles and practical considerations that arise in modern maritime business.
The authors share their professional experience and practical insights from working with shipping contracts, maritime finance, marine insurance and related legal and commercial matters. The book is intended to help readers understand not only the legal framework, but also how these issues operate in practice in the day-to-day world of international shipping.
Table of Contents
Shipbuilding
Second-Hand Sale
Ship Financing
The Ship's Operational Environment
Shipping Contracts: Liners
Shipping Contracts: Voyage Charters
Shipping Contracts: Time Charters
Shipping Contracts: Hybrid Contracts
Casualties
Ship Arrest and Judicial Sale
P&I Insurance
Hull & Machinery and Related Insurances
Piracy, War and Political Risks
Crewing