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Cargo Damage due to Water Ingress from Ballast Tanks and Bilge Lines
09 Nov, 2022
Incidents resulting in damage to dry cargo following water ingress into the holds from ballast tanks and bilge lines continue to arise. Such claims are usually costly, and separating damaged goods from...
Sanctions Against Venezuela - Designation of PDVSA - Further Developments
11 Apr, 2019
In our News Item of 8 February 2019 we noted that "it appears unlikely that the current sanctions [against PDVSA] will impact on non-U. S. persons". As a new Client Alert from the Club's U. S. attorneys...
Philippines - Armed Insurgency in Mindanao
20 Sep, 2013
It has been reported that armed rebels from the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) are disrupting activities in the port of Zamboanga in Mindanao, Philippines and in the surrounding area. Although nickel...
MARPOL – United States Caribbean Sea Emission Control Area
13 Dec, 2013
Members are reminded that in July 2011 the 62nd Session of the Marine Environmental Protection Committee (MEPC) adopted amendments to MARPOL Annex VI by Resolution MEPC. 202(62), establishing the United...
No. 10 2019/2020 - Class 1 (P&I) and Class 2 (FD&D) Policy Balances
21 Oct, 2019
The Board reviewed the latest Class 1 and Class 2 figures and the Club’s mid-year financial position at their meeting on 16 October 2019.
New Loss Prevention Bulletin - The Carriage of Rice
04 Aug, 2015
The carriage of rice in bags and in bulk is an established trade. However, claims for damage and/or shortages frequently arise. The reasons why rice may deteriorate need to be understood so that, so far...
Australia - New Mandatory Biofouling Management Requirements for International Vessels
28 Feb, 2022
The Australian Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment (AWE) is implementing new requirements for managing biofouling on international vessels arriving in Australia, which will come into force...