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Reasonableness, foreseeability and flexibility in the principles of European contract law
Francesca Pellegrino, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Messina
Flexibility, foreseeability, reasonableness in shipping contracts: the civil law approach
Philippe Delebecque, Professor, Sorbonne Law School, University Paris-I
Flexibility, foreseeability and reasonableness in relation to the Nordic Marine Insurance Plan 2013
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen, Professor, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law
University of Oslo
Flexibility, foreseeability, reasonableness in maritime conventions and other relevant instruments
Francesco Berlingieri, Professor
President of Honour of the Comité Maritime International
Reasonableness, Foreseeability and Flexibility: Construction of terms in maritime contracts and remedies for their breach
Yvonne Baatz, Professor , Institute of Maritime Law, University of Southampton
Damage, destruction and consequential loss - should carriers be different from everyone else?
Andrew Tettenborn, Professor of commercial law
Institute of International Shipping and Trade Law, Swansea University
Flexibility in contracts for the carriage of goods by sea: A historical perspective
Kathleen S. Goddard , Visiting Senior Research Fellow
The Institute of Maritime Law, University of Southampton
On foreseeability in construction of contracts in laytime matters – a comparison between English and Scandinavian law
Trond Solvang, Professor
Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Some reflections on charterparties and their flexibility and reasonableness
Giorgia M Boi , Professor of Maritime Law, University of Genoa
The extending concepts of laytime and demurrage
D. Rhidian Thomas, Professor Emeritus of Maritime Law, Founder Director
Institute of International Shipping and Trade Law Swansea University
Contractual flexibility in volume contracts: Rotterdam Rules and French law perspective
Dr Anastasiya Kozubovskaya-Pellé
IMMTA delegate at UNCITRAL working group on Rotterdam Rules
Effect of shipping standards on the charterparty obligation of seaworthiness - the example of SOLAS
Talal Aladwani
Researcher in maritime and commercial law, Plymouth University
Jurisdiction clauses in bills of lading - the latest developments in Italian case law
Donato Di Bona, Contract Professor of Business Law, University of Palermo
Article 58 of the Rotterdam Rules: A dance between flexibility and foreseeability?
Simone Lamont-Black, Assessorin, Dr. jur.,
Lecturer in International Trade Law, University of Edinburgh
Liability regime of carriers and maritime performing parties in the Rotterdam Rules
José Manuel Martín Osante, Professor of Commercial Law
University of the Basque Country, Bilbao
Liability for Delay in Multimodal Transport under the Rotterdam Rules
Olena Bokareva, LL.M, Doctoral Candidate Faculty of Law
Lund University
The Criterion of Reasonableness in the Convention of London on Salvage
Maria Piera Rizzo, Professor of Navigation Law, University of Messina
Standard salvage contract forms: The scope of best endeavours – reasonableness and foreseeability
dr. Mišo Mudrić
Lecturer in Maritime, Transport and Insurance Law, University of Zagreb
Scandinavian Maritime law and application of reasonableness principles in relation to salvage
Peter Ivar Sandell, L.L.M, L.L.Lic. Average Adjuster Certificate
Satakunta University of Applied Sciences
Abandonment following a piracy attack – breach or no breach of the employment contract?
Julia Constantino Chagas Lessa, PhD Candidate, City University London
What law for the international maritime employment contracts? Between flexibility and easonableness
Olga Fotinopoulou Basurko, Senior Lecturer of Labour and Social Security Law, University of the Basque country, Bilbao
See also
MarIus 424: Contracts in shipping: flexibility, foreseeability, reasonableness. 2013. 574 p.
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