Shipping Law and Carriage of Cargo by Sea

• Legal aspects of a sea carriage
• Which Incoterm to chose for your cargo carriage
• What to look out for in your contract with the shipper/ carrier or cargo owner
• How important is your Bill of lading and Charterparty agreement
• International maritime conventions including Hague Visby Rules
• Salvage, Ship wreck, Towage, Collision, SCOPIC Clause, General average
• What are territorial waters, EEZ and high seas (Zones of the Ocean)
• Incoterms 2020 and how to select the right Incoterm
• Marine Insurance
• Conditions and Warranties in Marine Insurance
• P&I Club and Lloyds Insurance Market
• Law relating to Collision at sea, Towage and Wreck Removal
• Himalaya Clause, Limitation of Liability of maritime claims and LLMC Convention
• York Antwerp Rules on General Average

This Course teaches the Legal aspects of Carriage of Goods by Sea and important aspects of Maritime Law.

Students will learn

• Ship registries, nationality of ships, importance of the flag on the ship, open registries

• Zones of waters What is territorial waters, EEZ and high seas

• Conditions and Warranties in  Marine Insurance

• Marine Insurance Market- P&I Clubs and Llyods Insurance Market

• Charterparty agreements, Types and bareboat charterparty

• Bills of Lading and its importance as a negotiable document

• Duties of Carrier in a contract of Affreightment

• Incoterms 2020 and how to select the Incoterm suitable for your carriage

• International conventions on the carriage of Goods- Hague Visby Rules

• Rules of Salvage, Salvage Convention and SCOPIC. Importance of SCOPIC Clause

• Law relating to Towage, Convention on Collision, Wreck Removal

• Himalaya Clause to exclude third parties from liabilities

• Limitation of Liability of maritime claims and LLMC Convention

• Rules of General Average- York Antwerp Rules on General Average

This Course is designed for persons who want to understand the legal aspects of a charterparty or contract o affreightment and carriage of goods by sea. This course will also benefit lawyers and law students who want to learn shipping Law and persons working in shipping companies.

Knowledge of Law is preferred but not required.

Who this course is for:

• Shipping lawyers
• Students intending to enroll for Masters in Maritime Law
• Persons involved in Logistics and Shipping Companies
• Entrepreneurs who transport cargo via Sea
• Anyone who wants to learn the legal aspects of a sea carriage