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Limitation of liability for parties other than owners, charterers or managers: who is an
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20 December 2021
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The English Court of Appeal have considered the meaning of the word “operator” under the Limitation Convention. Narrowing the meaning of the term, the Court held that an “operator” must be involved in the management or control of the vessel, and not simply provide crew.
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