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    Manufacturer: Witherbys

    Port and Terminal Regulations, 2nd Edition

    £175.00
    The use of ports and terminals, whether by shipowners or cargo owners, has legal and financial implications, and misunderstandings of regulations and contractual obligations can prove expensive. This book highlights the risks and how to mitigate them.
    ISBN: 9781856095402
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    Published: April 2015

     

    The use of ports and terminals, whether by shipowners or cargo owners, has legal and financial implications, and misunderstandings of regulations and contractual obligations can prove expensive. This book highlights the risks and how to mitigate them. 

    Now revised, updated and expanded, this remains the only book specifically devoted to the subject of port, harbour and terminal regulations.

     

    Contents

    Preface to First Edition

    Preface to Second Edition

    About the Author

    1. Scope and Background

    2. Ports, Harbours and Terminals

    3. Port and Harbour Authorities

    4. Terminal Owners and Operators

    5. Port and Terminal Bye-Laws and Regulations

    6. Legal Status and Drafting Aspects of Bye-Laws and Regulations

    7. Enforceability

    8. Analysis: Port and Harbour Bye-Laws

    9. Analysis: Private Terminal Regulations

    10. Analysis: Commercial Terminal Regulations

    11. Analysis: Project Terminal Regulations

    12. Practical, Commercial and Political Considerations

    13. Interface between Terminal Regulations and Terminal User’s other Contracts

    14. Interface between Terminal Regulations and Terminal Owner’s other Contracts

    15. Interface with Uncontracted Third Parties and other Potential Disputes

    Index

     

     

     

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    Published: April 2015

     

    The use of ports and terminals, whether by shipowners or cargo owners, has legal and financial implications, and misunderstandings of regulations and contractual obligations can prove expensive. This book highlights the risks and how to mitigate them. 

    Now revised, updated and expanded, this remains the only book specifically devoted to the subject of port, harbour and terminal regulations.

     

    Contents

    Preface to First Edition

    Preface to Second Edition

    About the Author

    1. Scope and Background

    2. Ports, Harbours and Terminals

    3. Port and Harbour Authorities

    4. Terminal Owners and Operators

    5. Port and Terminal Bye-Laws and Regulations

    6. Legal Status and Drafting Aspects of Bye-Laws and Regulations

    7. Enforceability

    8. Analysis: Port and Harbour Bye-Laws

    9. Analysis: Private Terminal Regulations

    10. Analysis: Commercial Terminal Regulations

    11. Analysis: Project Terminal Regulations

    12. Practical, Commercial and Political Considerations

    13. Interface between Terminal Regulations and Terminal User’s other Contracts

    14. Interface between Terminal Regulations and Terminal Owner’s other Contracts

    15. Interface with Uncontracted Third Parties and other Potential Disputes

    Index