Titlebook: Bills of Lading; Law and practice Alan Mitchelhill Book 1990Latest edition Alan Mitchelhill 1990 biology.biostatistics.statistics

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Related documents, documents is substantially the same. It is not a document of title to the goods shipped as it does not contain a contract of carriage and its possession is therefore not equivalent to possession of the goods, nor does its endorsement or transfer pass any title. However, it is . evidence that the pe

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The carriage of dangerous goods,angerous Goods) Regulations 1981, which are enforceable by law. They refer to detailed requirements in two publications, the International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code and minimum ancillary or alternative recommendations for the Carriage of Dangerous Goods in Ships; Report of the Standing Ad

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-15727-4or well over a thousand years. Whereas no formal sea code has existed from Greek or Roman times, maritime law grew from the customs and practice of the early seafaring traders. The requirement that every master must take on board a clerk is mentioned in . (an Italian town) of 1063, and refers to the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-15727-4he land portion of the contract of carriage. On a through bill of lading the ocean carrier accepts responsibility as an agent from the place of acceptance, if expressly stated on the face of the bill of lading to the point of loading and subsequently after discharge from the carrying vessel and the

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A-Bombs, B-Pictures, and C-Cups,des. In the North Atlantic the reduced voyage time also brought about the development of a Data Freight Receipt which is a similar document. It can be said that the North Atlantic trade was one of the pioneers in modern electronic data transmission, as such methods are now in general use in a variet