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Maritime Law

Admiralty Jurisdiction and Practice Nigel Meeson

Book 3rd Edition

Lloyd’s Shipping Law Library

The definitive work on litigation in

the Admiralty Court, provides a

thorough explanation of

jurisdiction, practice and

procedure, and also contains

forms and precedents. It deals

with several issues, not covered

elsewhere, including:

• Impact of insolvency

• Interplay between the

jurisdiction and practice

• Series of rules on jurisdiction

laid down by international

Conventions

• Limitation periods

• Collision action rules

This edition includes:

• The new Civil Procedure Rules

for Admiralty Jurisdiction and

Proceedings (Part 61)

• The new Civil Jurisdiction and

Judgments Regulation

• 2003

• ISBN 978 1 84311 271 6

• £370/€ 463/US$666

Bareboat Charters Mark Davis

Book 2nd Edition


This book examines for the

first time the Barecon 2001

form which was adopted by

the Documentary Committee

of BIMCO in November 2001.

The title explains the nature and

formation of a bareboat charter,

and examines and comments

upon each of the clauses

contained in the new form,

drawing comparisons with the

Barecon 89 form. It gives

separate consideration to the

form and the issues that arise in

the context of finance charters

and leases. It also provides

valuable guidance upon the

admiralty and arrest jurisdiction of

the English court in relation to

bareboat charters.

The 2nd edition has been

thoroughly revised and updated,

with extended commentary on

the issues arising in the context

of bareboat charters regarding

insolvency, insurance and the

provisions for new buildings.

• October 2005

• ISBN 978 1 84311 423 9

• £330/€ 413/US$594

Berlingieri on Arrest of Ships Professor Francesco

Berlingieri

Book 4th Edition


This book explores the history of

the work performed in the

successful attempt to unify the

law on arrest of ships. It provides

an article per article commentary

of the provisions of the two

Conventions adopted in the

second part of last century; the

1952 International Convention

for the Unification of Certain

Rules Relating to the Arrest of

Sea-Going Ships and the 1999

International Convention on

Arrest of Ships with reference to

the travaux préparatoires. This is

accompanied by an analysis of

the jurisprudence of a number of

States party to the 1952

Convention as well as of the

manner in which such Convention

has been implemented by

certain States parties.

• 2006

• ISBN 978 1 84311 550 2

• £380/€ 475/US$684

Maritime Law Header

Bills of Lading Richard Aitkens, Richard

Lord and Michael Bools


Bills of Lading are central to

contracts for the carriage of

goods by sea and international

trade. Their multi-functional

nature, together with the large

volume of case law and

regulation, make the law in this

field as complex as it is

commercially important.

This new book in the Lloyd’s

Shipping Law Library gives an

exposition of English law with

emphasis on the practicalities of

the subject in a maritime

context. It deals with the

interrelated problems arising

from the bills of lading being a

receipt, a contract and a

document of titles and includes

an analysis of the Hague and

Hague-Visby Rules, as well as

covering topics of particular

contemporary relevance such as

combined transport and

electronic bills.

• 2006

• ISBN 978 1 84311 438 3

• £405/€ 506/US$729

Commencement

of Laytime Donald Davies

Book 4th Edition

Maritime and Transport Law Library

Commencement of Laytime,

4th Edition is the only in-depth

examination and discussion

concerning the most important

financial aspect of laytime which

can affect all voyage charterparties

and international contracts for

the sale of goods.

The information is presented in a

style which is readable by ship

operators, traders and other lay

persons as well as legal

professionals.

This 4th edition has been

brought up-to-date to include all

judgments and reported

arbitrations since the previous

edition and also includes

consideration of the recent ISPS

Code which became effective in

July 2004.

• 2006

• ISBN 978 1 84311 530 4

• £280/€ 350/US$504

Enforcement of

Maritime Claims D. C. Jackson

Book 4th Edition


The 4th edition consists of

consideration of all aspects of

the jurisdiction of English courts

and arbitrators over maritime

claims, applicable law,

judgments, remedies and

security interests, including the

continuing critical impact of

membership of the European

Union. The comprehensive

updating will encompass

legislative, Convention and

judicial developments since the

publication of the last edition in

2000 - in particular the

replacement of the amended

Brussels Jurisdiction and

Judgments Convention 1968

by Council Regulation 44/2001

and its effect on other maritime

convention jurisdiction provisions,

relevant Civil Procedure Rules

and judicial interpretation of both.

• 2005

• ISBN 978 1 84311 424 6

• £345/€ 431/US$621

Maritime Law

The Evolving Law and Practice of Voyage Charterparties D. Rhidian Thomas

Book


This new addition to the

Maritime and Transport Law

Library looks at voyage

charterparty contracts and

addresses complex legal and

practical issues arising out of

them and their relationship with

bills of lading and international

sale contracts.

It offers insightful discussion on

other distinctive features of

voyage charterparties, such as

deviation, laytime and

demurrage, seaworthiness and

cancellation clauses, and on the

recent case law developments in

jurisdiction and arbitration

clauses in voyage charterparty

contracts.

• April 2009

• ISBN 978 1 84311 808 4

• £275/€ 344/US$495

General Average: Law and Practice F. D. Rose

Book 2nd Edition


An account of the underlying

law and the practical rules,

which govern the adjustment of

rights and liabilities between

parties to a maritime adventure

when extraordinary measures

have been incurred for the benefit

of the common adventure.

The 2nd edition incorporates

international case law

developments to bring the text

up-to-date and analyses the

recent revision of the basic

practical rules underlying general

average adjustment internationally

for only the second time in 30

years. It is essential for all those

involved with maritime affairs to

understand the implications of

these new rules and how they fit

with existing law and practice.

• 2005

• ISBN 978 1 84311 418 5

• £260/€ 325/US$468

The Law of Ship Mortgages Graeme Bowtle and

Kevin McGuinness

Book


This book provides a full

explanation and understanding

of the English law of ship

mortgages. Some of the key

topics that this title covers

include the:

• Beneficial ownership of ships

and the registration system

under the Merchant Shipping

Act 1995

• Nature of ship mortgage and

the different forms of mortgage

and security interest that can

be created

• Rights and obligations

undertaken by both the owner

and the mortgagee

• Methods by which a mortgagee

can enforce his security

• Problems that can arise in

consequence of the insolvency

of the owner

• 2001

• ISBN 978 1 85978 997 1

• £340/€ 425/US$612

Maritime Law

new book

The Law of

Shipbuilding Contracts Simon Curtis

Book 3rd Edition


This book provides a

comprehensive guide to the

legal principles governing

contracts for the construction

of ships.

Particular attention is paid to

changes relating to quality

standards, liquidated damages

for deficiencies in performance,

and the scope of the shipbuilder’s

post-delivery guarantee of the

vessel.

The book discusses the OECD

agreement of shipbuilding

subsidies and deals with the

related topic of ship conversion

contracts.

• 2002

• ISBN 978 1 84311 168 9

• £410/€ 513/US$738

The International

Law of the Shipmaster John A. C. Cartner, Richard

P. Fiske and Tara S. Leiter

Book


A comprehensive review of the

laws and regulations governing

the shipmaster including

customary law, case law,

statutory law, treaty law and

regulatory law, covering:

• A brief history of the shipmaster •

Manning and crewing

requirements in relation to vessel

registration

• Comparison of regimes of law of

agency for shipmasters and

crews across jurisdictions

• Examination of shipmaster

liability (civil and criminal)

• December 2009

• ISBN 978 1 84311 807 7

• £325/€ 406/US$585

The Law of Tug

and Tow Simon Rainey

Book 2nd Edition


The Law of Tug and Tow provides

an up-to-date, detailed and

comprehensive analysis of the

modern English law specifically

relating to the operations of tug

and tow and the increasingly

important related activities in the

field of the offshore service and

supply industry. The book is

of inestimable value to anyone

engaged in the business of

negotiating contracts of tonnage.

• 2002

• ISBN 978 1 84311 169 6

• £390/€ 488/US$702

Maritime Law

new book

The Law of Yachts

and Yachting Filippo Lorenzon and

Richard Coles

Book


The first and only practitioners’

book on the law of yachting,

offering a unique legal analysis

of all aspects of yachting from

the design table to the

scrapyard, through registration

on special registries, manning

and chartering.

This book offers a

comprehensive analysis of the

many commercial aspects of

yachting law. It covers the legal

issues surrounding the life of

yachts from conceptual creation

and building to the scrapyard in

a clear and practical manner.

This is a practitioners’ book, to

be used by professionals

involved in all aspects of

yachting, from designing them

and patenting the plans to

financing the newbuilds, from

chartering them out to mooring

them in marinas, from selling

them to consumers to eventually

scrapping their hulls.

• November 2010

• ISBN 978 1 84311 888 6

• £260/€ 325/US$468

Laytime and

Demurrage John Schofield

Book 5th Edition


Laytime and Demurrage is the

only book to deal in depth with all

aspects of laytime, demurrage

and detention, tracing the

development of the law from its

origins right up to the early years

of the twenty first century.

The 5th edition covers all judicial

and arbitral decisions reported

since the last edition in 2000. In

particular it deals with important

new decisions relating to

commencement of laytime and

how time runs in relation to

multiple charters.

• 2005

• ISBN 978 1 84311 419 2

• £415/€ 519/US$747

Legal Issues

Relating to Time Charterparties D. Rhidian Thomas

Book


Legal Issues Relating to Time

Charterparties addresses all the

major questions and issues that

arise in connection with time

charterparties, examining them

in a logical manner, progressively

tracing the subject from the

creation to the termination of the

contract.

All the salient and central legal

aspects of time charterparties

are examined, with the law

analysed in its commercial

context, particularly in relation to

the various ways in which time

charterparties may be used in

shipping and international trade.

• 2008

• ISBN 978 1 84311 745 2

• £260/€ 325/US$468

Maritime Law

new book

Liability Regimes

in Contemporary Maritime Law D. Rhidian Thomas

Book


This book addresses the topical

and current issues in maritime

law and brings them together into

a coherent strand by the common

perspective of liabilities for the

professional reader. Liability

Regimes in Contemporary

Maritime Law appeals to the

industry and legal profession and

will provide a degree of analysis

and discussion, while also bringing

together in a single volume the

essential interest in a range of

individual subject areas.

• 2007

• ISBN 978 184311 654 7

• £230/€ 288/US$414

Limitation of

Liability for Maritime Claims Patrick Griggs, Richard

Williams and Jeremy Farr

Book 4th Edition


This edition addresses a number

of developments, including the

1996 Protocol to the 1976

Limitation Convention, which

now only requires ratification by

one more country to come into

effect. The chapters on limitation

of liability for passenger claims

and in relation to the carriage of

goods have been updated, as

has the chapter on limitation

regimes worldwide. The book

also focuses upon the

practicalities of seeking to limit

by reference to case law and

procedural rules.

• 2005

• ISBN 978 1 84311 320 1

• £370/€ 463/US$666

London Maritime

Arbitration Clare Ambrose,

Karen Maxwell and

Angharad Parry

Book 3rd Edition


The book provides a specific

guide to maritime arbitration rather

than simply a commentary on the

1996 Act; in particular because

significant practical issues are not

dealt with directly by the Act, for

example, confidentiality, freezing

orders and anti-suit injunctions.

The third edition includes: • A brand new chapter on mediation • A full introduction to new LMAA Intermediate Claims Procedure (2009) • Comprehensive coverage of the new LMAA Terms (2006) and LMAA/Baltic Exchange

Mediation Terms (2009) • Substantial new case law since last edition, including The Front Comor, Fiona Trust, Emmott v

Michael Wilson, C v D • Discussion of new law on anti-suit injunctions and anti- arbitration injunctions • New extended sections on the impact of human rights and competition law

• September 2009

• ISBN 978 1 84311 832 9

• £380/€ 475/US$684

Maritime Law

new book

Maritime Fraud

and Piracy Paul Todd

Book 2nd Edition


The main focus of this book is

the impact maritime fraud has

on contracts for sale and

carriage, documentary credits

and marine insurance. It covers

all varieties of maritime fraud,

from the most serious

downwards, describing the

methods employed and the

risks to traders and carriers. At

the serious end of the spectrum,

pirates capture an entire ship,

often murdering the entire crew,

in order to sell the cargo (to

which of course they have no

title), later to use the “innocent”

ship to pose as innocent

traders. Less serious (but

perhaps of greater interest to

lawyers) are misdescriptions of

cargo in, or backdating of, bills

of lading, and other deceptions,

usually practiced on purchasers

and banks.

• November 2010

• ISBN 978 1 84311 884 8

• £325/€ 406/US$585

Maritime Law Christopher Hill

Book 6th Edition

Lloyd’s Practical Shipping Guides

Maritime Law is an exhaustive

introduction to this complex area

of law. The 6th edition of this

work has been extensively

revised and updated and

includes a new chapter on bills

of lading. The book is ideal for

newcomers and experienced

professionals requiring an

update on the general principles

and case law.

• Updated Charterparties chapter

• Updated Passengers chapter •

Salvage - includes

developments in case law and

introduction of new Lloyd’s

Open Form Salvage Agreement

• Sale of ship and shipbuilding

contracts - case updates

• Collisions - case updates

• Oil pollution - new Convention

on bunker spills

• 2004

• ISBN 978 1 84311 255 6

• £220/€ 275/US$396

Merchant Shipping

Act 1995: An Annotated Guide Nevil Phillips and

Nicholas Craig

Book 2nd Edition

This book is an authoritative and

practical guide to the implications

of this important legislation.

Written in a clear and accessible

style, the authors chronologically

cover each of the Act’s 313

sections and include expert

commentary and analysis to

assist understanding and

interpretation. It is an essential

first-stop reference tool, providing

guidance on the appropriate

authorities and more detailed

texts to which further reference

can be made. The 2nd edition

includes:

• Details of amendments to the

Merchant Shipping Act 1995

• The Merchant Shipping and

Maritime Security Act 1997

• Statutory instruments and

regulations introduced to

supplement the Merchant

Shipping Act

• 2001

• ISBN 978 1 85978 563 8

• £175/€ 219/US$315

Maritime Law

new edition

Merchant Shipping Legislation Aengus R.M. Fogarty

Book 2nd Edition


Merchant Shipping Legislation

provides a user-friendly

approach to this area of law and

offers more concise information

with easy-to-use referencing.

The book has also been

updated to include:

• Additional commentary in

certain chapters, such as

safety and marine pollution

• Inclusion of new material on

topics such as carriage of

goods and marine insurance to

continue the work remaining as

a statutory annotation

• A major new expanded

chapter on European Union

Regulation of Shipping

• 2004

• ISBN 978 1 84311 329 4

• £380/€ 475/US$684

Modern Maritime Law and Risk Management Dr Aleka Mandaraka-

Sheppard

Book

Modern Maritime Law and Risk

Management provides

comprehensive coverage of

contemporary international

admiralty and maritime law in an

easily accessible style. It brings

together substantive law,

jurisdictional issues and

international aspects of maritime

liabilities and compensation with

a practical discussion of modern

risk management. The book is

an essential guide for marine

lawyers worldwide, students,

shipowners, ship managers,

salvors, shipbrokers,

mortgagees, P & I Clubs,

shipbuilders, port authorities,

classification societies, regulators

and other shipping and risk

management professionals. With

a wealth of information covered,

the book is helpfully divided into

four parts - Admiralty

Jurisdiction and Procedure;

Substantive Law; International

Conventions; and Safety at Sea.

• April 2009

• ISBN 978 1 84311 823 7

• £105/€ 131/US$189

P&I Clubs Law and Practuce Stephen J. Hazelwood and

David Semark

Book 4th Edition


This 4th edition is a detailed but

easy-to-follow account of the

constitution, workings and daily

practice of mutual and indemnity

clubs. Designed to be a practical

reference source for anyone who is

in any way involved with mutual

insurance, it offers comprehensive

guidance on the complex area of

P&I Clubs. The new 4th edition has

been fully revised and updated

since the last edition was written in

1999. New areas emphasised in

the 4th edition include:

• Piracy

• Charterers’ liability insurance •

Defence Cover

• Disputes concerning the

Inter-Club Agreement

• Enforceability of arbitration

agreements in the Club’s Rules.

• The Clubs’ obligation to, (i)

make direct payments under

certificates, (ii) pay death/

personal injury claims in the

event of a Member’s insolvency,

and (iii) responsibility for

indivisible personal injury claims.

• August 2010

• ISBN 978 1 84311 881 7

• £360/€ 450/US$648

Maritime Law

new book

Places of Refuge Prof Dr Eric Van Hooydonk

Book


The need for specific legal

arrangements governing ships in

distress and places of refuge is

one of the most topical problems

in both public and private

maritime law. The headline-

grabbing shipping disasters

involving the loss of the Erika

(1999) and the Prestige (2002)

attracted the attention of the

IMO, the Comité Maritime

International, the European

Union, national maritime

authorities around the globe and

the maritime industry in general.

Ultimately the impact of pollution

on local economies and the

environment was enough to

arouse the concern of a broad

swath of public opinion. Places

of Refuge provides clarity on:

• The scope of the right of access

• The conditions under which

coastal authorities may deny

access

• The liability of authorities

granting or denying access

• The basis and the conditions

of financial securities

• The obligation to establish

contingency plans

• June 2010

• ISBN 978 184311 841 1

• £295/ 369/US$531

Port State Control Oya Ozcayir

Book 2nd Edition


Port State Control, 2nd Edition

is fully updated to include the

recent changes and amendments

to this subject which is under

continuous development.

• Amendments and changes to

the regional port state control

systems

• The addition of an appeal

procedure to the Paris MOU

• Issues related to the ports of

refuge and the urgency for

authorities to draw up

appropriate plans for places of

refuge following the recent

incidents

• The ISPS Code for maritime

security in the light of newly

recognised vulnerability against

terrorist attacks

• Update to Equasis

• Progress with Qualship regime

under US Port State Control

system

• 2004

• ISBN 978 1 84311 328 7

• £330/€ 413/US$594

Reforming Marine

and Commercial Insurance Law Editor: Dr B. Soyer

Supported by a panel of

experts

Book

With reform of warranties,

utmost good faith and insurable

interest underway, Reforming

Marine and Commercial

Insurance Law provides a timely

and essential analysis.

The entire insurance sector is

observing and participating in

the reform process and this

wide interest is reflected in the

varied and extremely high quality

of contributions to this book.

This book intends to evaluate

the legal and practical

implications of the proposals on

commercial and marine

insurance contracts. The

contributors, from legal practice,

the insurance sector, the

judiciary and academia,

comment critically on the

proposals and discuss the

viability and future of the reform

process.

• 2008

• ISBN 978 184311 774 2

• £215/€ 269/US$387

Maritime Law new book

The Rotterdam

Rules: A Practical Annotation Institute of Maritime Law,

University of Southampton,

UK

Book

The Rotterdam Rules represent

the most comprehensive

overhaul of the law of carriage of

goods by sea in more than fifty

years. To coincide with the

signing ceremony, six members

of the Institute of Maritime Law

have written a detailed

commentary on the Rules. The

Rotterdam Rules: A Practical

Annotation examines the text of

the Rules, all ninety-six articles

of the new Convention, and

compare them to the text of the

Hague-Visby Rules, the

instrument currently covering

most bills of lading.The authors

have also examined the

judgments in cases decided in

the English Courts under the

Carriage of Goods by Sea Act

1971 and under the Carriage of

Goods by Sea Act 1992 and

have indicated whether these

cases would be decided

differently under the new

Rotterdam Rules.

• September 2009

• ISBN 978 1 84311 824 4 •

£325/€ 406/US$585

Ship Registration:

Law and Practice Richard Coles and

Edward Watt

Book 2nd Edition


The expanded and fully updated

second edition include detailed

coverage of additional flag states;

an examination of the implications

of the ISM and ISPS Codes and

the requirements of the Large

Yacht Code as they relate to

ship registration; a new

introductory chapter describing

the legal and practical

requirements of ship registration;

and a fresh analysis of the

status and usage of national

and open registries in current

practice.

• May 2009

• ISBN 978 1 84311 634 9

• £360/€ 4560/US$648

Ship Sale and

Purchase Iain Goldrein QC, Matt

Hannaford and Paul Turner

Book 5th Edition


Widely regarded as the definitive

book in the area, this brand new

edition of Ship Sale and Purchase

contains a detailed analysis of

the provisions found in the

Saleform 1993 standard form

contract and includes references

to the Saleform 1987 contract

where comparison aids

understanding. In addition there

are commentaries on special

subjects relevant to the sale and

purchase markets. The book

aims to provide practical

guidance in relation to the

negotiation, preparation and

completion of ship sale

contracts and will provide you

with a unique and detailed

analysis of this important area of

maritime law.

• 2008

• ISBN 978 1 84311 635 6

• £395/€ 494/US$711

Maritime Law

Shipbroking and Chartering Practice Lars Gorton, Patrick

Hillenius, Rolf Ihre and

Arne Sandevärn

Book 7th Edition

Shipbroking and Chartering

Practice provides a sound

knowledge of the law and

economics of international

shipbroking and chartering in a

practical way that enables the

principles described to be

applied in everyday situations.

The 7th Edition has been

thoroughly revised to take

account of chartering practices,

cases and standard forms that

have surfaced since the last

edition, providing an excellent

commentary.

• May 2009

• ISBN 978 1 84311 806 0

• £215/€ 269/US$387

Shipping and the Environment Colin de la Rue and

Charles B. Anderson

Book 2nd Edition


The 1st edition of this book was

quickly acclaimed as the new

leading text worldwide on the

law and practice of pollution

from ships. The 2nd edition

deals with a variety of

developments since then in this

fast-moving subject: the Erika

and the Prestige; changes in

international law on maritime

safety and compensation; latest

decisions on claims for

compensation; analysis of the

SCOPIC regime; new material

on ports of refuge,

transboundary movements, and

pollution from offshore craft;

latest cases and regulatory

changes in the US; enlarged

chapters on enforcement of

laws and criminal sanctions.

Like its predecessor, the 2nd

edition is superbly indexed and

written clearly with the needs in

mind of a wide international

readership.

• March 2009

• ISBN 978 1 84311 323 2

• £485/€ 606/US$873

Shipping Law Handbook Michael Bundock

Book 4th Edition

The Shipping Law Handbook,

4th Edition brings together all

essential source material for

anyone involved in shipping

disputes.

This book provides a

comprehensive collection of

international conventions, statutes

and statutory instruments,

arbitration rules and the most

commonly encountered bills of

lading, charterparties, insurance

clauses, guarantees and other

contracts.

The Handbook is a highly

practical and essential work for

shipping lawyers, arbitrators, P&I

Clubs and their correspondents,

ship owners, ship managers,

agents and brokers. Anyone

involved in shipping will wish to

keep this reference conveniently

to hand.

• March 2007

• ISBN 978 1 84311 636 3

• £280/€ 350/US$504

Maritime Law

new edition

Steel: Carriage

by Sea Arthur Sparks and

Frans Coppers

Book 5th Edition

Steel: Carriage by Sea, 5th

Edition, provides invaluable

information on how to prevent

claims arising when transporting

steel, including careful handling,

good stowage and care of cargo

throughout its entire journey. This

book covers every aspect of the

transportation and surveying of

steel products carried on ships.

The new edition provides

practical advice on:

• How to prevent damage to

steel cargoes

• How to deal with subsequent

claims

• The different types of steel

products manufactured and their

particular packing requirements

• How the various types of steel

products should be loaded,

stowed, lashed, secured and

ventilated aboard a ship

• Maintenance of the ships’

hatchover, tanktop strength

and cargo documentation

• The surveying and claims

handling of the various types

of steel products

• The corrosion process of steel

• December 2009

• ISBN 978 1 84311 863 3

• £290/€ 363/US$522

Time Charters Andrew W. Baker, Julian

Kenny, Terence Coghlin,

and John D. Kimball

Book 6th Edition


Time Charters is recognised

as the most comprehensive

reference work in its field.

The book has been updated

to include new developments

that affect the law and practice

of time charters. Maintaining the

clear and logical format adopted

in the previous editions, Time

Charters provides access to the

case law to enable users to find,

easily and quickly, leading

authorities on any particular

question that might arise. There

are also separate sections

dealing with the Baltime Form

and the STB Form of Tanker

Time Charter.

• 2008

• ISBN 978 1 84311 751 3

• £470/€ 588/US$846

Voyage Charters Julian Cooke, Timothy

Young QC, Andrew Taylor,

John D. Kimball, David

Martowski and LeRoy

Lambert

Book 3rd Edition


The third edition of this best-

selling book continues to provide

the only comprehensive guide to

voyage charters. It analyses on

a clause-by-clause basis two

major charterparty forms, the

Gencon and Asbatankvoy, as

well as containing a detailed

commentary on the Hague and

Hague-Visby Rules.

Throughout, the authors provide

a comparative analysis of

English and US law and include

details of all relevant case law

and arbitration awards.

• 2007

• ISBN 978 1 84311 537 3

• £475/€ 594/US$855

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