Who Bears The Burden of Proving The Cause of Cargo Damage? Where goods are shown to have been loaded in good condition and discharged in damaged condition, it is well established that it is for the carrier to establish that the loss was sustained through a cause for which it is not responsible. In this
International sales contracts: new Incoterms in effect 1st January 2011 Export transactions generally involve international sales contracts, whose clarity of terms is crucial to avoiding disputes between parties. To ensure consistent interpretation, the International Chamber of Commerce created a set of standard trade "Incoterms" in 1936, whose terms are periodically revised to reflect developments in
The UK Supreme Court unanimously held that, when construing a settlement agreement between two parties, evidence of facts within their common knowledge is admissible where those facts have a bearing on the meaning that should be given to the words of that agreement. This is so even where the knowledge of those facts is conveyed
Το ερώτημα είναι, η Ευρωπαϊκή Ένωση θα δωρίσει στην Ασφαλιστική Αγορά ένα δώρο ή η νέα εποχή μάς επιφυλάσσει έναν Δούρειο Ίππο? EU Regulatory Equivalence in Independent Insurance Jurisdictions: Gift Horse or Trojan Horse? This is an era of unprecedented international pressure towards a global order and towards the domination of the regulation of financial
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