Goods are unloaded from a carrying vessel and later re-loade
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2002 12:00 am
TO BE OR NOT TO BE (TRANSHIPMENT?)
We notice that the Discussion Forum is quite quiet recently. Here is a good exercise for members to create some excitement here.
The UCP 500 is written mostly if not exclusively by bankers, without thorough consultation from the carriers. Hence we may find some Articles there that are not consistent with the transport practice.
The real issue is: Whether we should stick to the UCP 500 and/or ISBP alone or should we also consider simple common sense as reflected by the intention of the Article 23 (b).
This is one example of case studies given in our DC workshops.
Easy exercise on its face? Well, please hold your comments until you have looked at the additional information appearing below.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (to make it more difficult to answer and also for the purpose of creating arguments):
Unfortunately the same carrying vessel had changed hands during her voyage, from one shipowners Laurence & Co. to another Jeremy & Co., and according to the maritime transport practice, with the name of the vessel also changed from M/V “Lord of the Sea” (not “Dance” from Ireland - Michael Flatley) to M/V “Sea Lord No. 1”.
Enjoy!
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We notice that the Discussion Forum is quite quiet recently. Here is a good exercise for members to create some excitement here.
The UCP 500 is written mostly if not exclusively by bankers, without thorough consultation from the carriers. Hence we may find some Articles there that are not consistent with the transport practice.
The real issue is: Whether we should stick to the UCP 500 and/or ISBP alone or should we also consider simple common sense as reflected by the intention of the Article 23 (b).
This is one example of case studies given in our DC workshops.
Easy exercise on its face? Well, please hold your comments until you have looked at the additional information appearing below.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (to make it more difficult to answer and also for the purpose of creating arguments):
Unfortunately the same carrying vessel had changed hands during her voyage, from one shipowners Laurence & Co. to another Jeremy & Co., and according to the maritime transport practice, with the name of the vessel also changed from M/V “Lord of the Sea” (not “Dance” from Ireland - Michael Flatley) to M/V “Sea Lord No. 1”.
Enjoy!
www.tolee.com