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Shipowner’s Right to a General Average Ransom Recovery confirmed by the Court of Appeal
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2 December 2021
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The Court of Appeal reviews the principles to apply when considering whether charterparty terms are incorporated into bills of lading, and confirms that General Average recovery from cargo interests for piracy losses is not blocked by bill of lading terms.
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