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SHIPPINGSASSOON: CIF ANDFOB CONTRACTSBRITISH SHIPPING LAWS5TH EDITIONFilippo Lorenzon and Lynne SkajaaNEW"The definitive work on this subject."– Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce"An authoritative standard reference."– Lloyd's ListSassoon offers detailed guidance on allaspects of law and practice relating to CIFand FOB contracts, the two maininternational shipping contracts. It helpssolicitors and barristers advising on disputesarising under these contracts by gathering inone place all relevant information.• Sets out clearly the basic principles of thelaw in this area, going through theelements of each contract• Covers disputes, remedies and conflict oflaws• Explains the impact of recent changes tostatutes and codes including theIncoterms 2000, the latest GAFTA andFOSFA forms, UCP 600 and the latestedition of the ISBP• Considers important recent decisions,such as The Rafaela S, East & West andThe Sea Success• Includes practical tools such asprecedents, forms and proceduralchecklists• Features problem scenarios with workedexamples of ways to tackle themCONTENTS: CIF contracts: The nature of a CIFcontract. The shipment. The bill of lading.Insurance. Tender and payment. Remedies.Conflict of laws. FOB contracts: The varioustypes of FOB contracts. Delivery of FOB. TheFOB price term. Payment and acceptance.Insurance. Remedies. Conflict of laws.JURISDICTION: InternationalFeb-2012 978 0 421 91890 0Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 146463Hardback c. £255.00/c. €324.00SUMMERSKILL ONLAYTIMENEWEDITION EDITIONBRITISH SHIPPING LAWS5TH EDITIONSimon BaughenThis new edition of Summerskill onLaytime brings a highly respected text up todate to reflect modern shipping and legalpractice.It examines all the key aspects of laytime,the charterer’s duties and considerations,the nature of the laytime, its calculation,legal/contractual “excuses” for delay, andthen demurrage, damages for detention,and claims.• New editon of a classic shipping law text• Goes through the practical and legalconsiderations which determine whethera party has complied with the laytimeterms of a voyage charterparty or a saleof goods contract• Explains the consequences of failure tocomply• Shows how damages are assessed• Provides detailed commentary on thelaytime and demurrage clauses from arange of charterparties• Examines English arbitration awards indetail• Discusses US and Commonwealtharbitration awards and cases• Introduces new chapters on damages fordetention and on sales contracts• Contains flow diagrams illustratingprocedures and worked examples of keycalculations, such as demurrage• Features a glossary of specialist termsCONTENTS: Introduction. Laytime Clauses andtheir Effects. Laytime not Fixed. Reaching theDestination. Readiness. Modification ofRequirements for Beginning of Laytime.Interruption by Bad weather. Suspension ofLaytime. Relationship of Loading andDischarging Times. Demurrage. Liability forDemurrage. Damages for detention. Dispatch.Sales Contracts.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European Union,InternationalDec-2012 978 0 414 04855 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 508937Hardback c. £240.00/c. €305.00Other Shipping TitlesMARSDEN – COLLISIONSAT SEABRITISH SHIPPING LAWS13TH EDITIONEditors: Simon Gault, Steven Hazlewood andProfessor Andrew TettenbornAs the definitive text on the law of collisions atsea, Marsden provides a complete referencesource for practitioners seeking an authoritativestatement of the law or clear guidance onpractice. It includes comprehensive coverage ofcontract, tort, statute and criminal liability inrelation to collisions at sea and deals in detailwith damages, costs, shipping inquiries andsalvage.JURISDICTION: InternationalApr-2003 978 0 421 68400 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 18525Hardback, 1050 pp £605.00/€769.00Visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.ukFor the latest information on allSweet & Maxwell productsTo order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 143