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1 online resource : text file, PDF |
| Contents |
Multimodal Transport Law- Front Cover; Multimodal Transport Law; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Introduction; The added value of multimodal transport; The structure of the book; Chapter 2: Contracts of carriage; 2.1. The contract of carriage; 2.2. Multimodal contracts of carriage; 2.3. Forwarding contracts; Chapter 3: Transport documents; 3.1. Charter parties; 3.2. Bills of lading; 3.3. Through bills of lading; 3.4. Multimodal bills of lading; 3.5. Waybills and consignment notes; 3.6. The relation between the contract of carriage and the transport document |
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Chapter 4: The parties to the contract of carriage4.1. The initial parties to the contract of carriage; 4.2. The consignee; 4.3. The right of disposal; 4.4. The right of suit; 4.5. Servants, agents and subcontractors; Chapter 5: International conventions on the carriage of goods; 5.1. The CIM 1999; 5.2. The Hague-Visby Rules; 5.3. The Montreal Convention; 5.4. The CMR; 5.5. The CMNI; Chapter 6: Multimodal situations governed by unimodal conventions; 6.1. Supplemental carriage, article 1 3 and 4 CIM 1999; 6.2. Ancillary services, second sentence of article 18 (4) MC |
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6.3. Another means of transportation than agreed, third sentence of article 18 (4) MC6.4. Mode-on-mode transport, article 2 (1) CMR; Chapter 7: The law applicable in the absence of a mandatory convention; 7.1. The start and finish of private international law; 7.2. Common law conflict rules; 7.3. Rome I; 7.4. Paramount clauses; Chapter 8: The rules applicable to the individual legs of multimodal contracts of carriage; 8.1. The application of the CMR to road legs within a multimodal contract of carriage; 8.2. The direct application of the other unimodal conventions to individual legs |
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8.3. The application of a domestic network system8.4. The application of contractual (network) provisions; Chapter 9: The Rotterdam Rules; 9.1. The scope of application; 9.2. The system of liability; 9.3. Dispute resolution; Annexes; Uniform Rules Concerning the Contract of International Carriage of Goods by Rail (CIM -- Appendix B to the Convention) (CIM 1999); The Hague Rules as Amended by the Brussels Protocol 1968 (HVR); Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules for International Carriage by Air (MC) |
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The Convention relative au contrat de transport international des Marchandises par Route (CMR)Budapest Convention on the Contract for the Carriage of Goods by Inland Waterway (CMNI); Index |
| Summary |
"An accessible introduction to multimodal contracts of carriage, Multimodal Transport Law works from general principles toward specific, technical problems. Adopting an international (comparative) approach to multimodal contract law it addresses such key topics as:Contracts of carriageTransport documentsThe parties to a contract of carriageInternational conventions on the carriage of goodsMultimodal situations covered by unimodal conventionsConflict of lawsThe rules applicable to the individual legs of multimodal contracts of carriageThe Rotterdam RulesProviding a close examination of the relevant conventions, this is essential reading for law students, useful for claims handlers and practitioners, and of interest for academics and legislators seeking a better appreciation of multimodal contracts of carriage."--Provided by publisher |
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Rotterdam Rules (2008)
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Rotterdam Rules (2008 December 11) fast |
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Transportation -- Law and legislation.
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Shipment of goods -- Law and legislation.
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Contracts, Maritime.
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Transportation, Automotive -- Law and legislation.
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LAW -- Maritime.
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LAW -- Military.
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Contracts, Maritime
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Shipment of goods -- Law and legislation
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Transportation, Automotive -- Law and legislation
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Transportation -- Law and legislation
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781315213699 |
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1315213699 |
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