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Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

April 1988

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Articles

The Fair Opportunity Requirement under COGSA Section 4(5): A Case Study in the Misinterpretation of the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act - Part II
Michael F. Sturley

The Admiralty Law of the Eleventh Circuit: The First Five Years - Part III
Joseph M. Allen Jr.

The Multimodal Convention
Kurosh Nasseri

The Doctrine of Frustration: An Overview of English Law
Fengming Liu

Insurable Risks and the New Institute Cargo Clauses
Peter Koh Soon Kwang

The Liability of Marine Surveyors and Ship Classification Societies
John D. Gordan III

Limitation of Liability - Timely Filing of Petition - Pleading Limitation as a Defense: In a Personal Injury Suit against a Fishing Vessel Owner in Texas State Court, the Owner Pleaded Limitation as a Defense - More Than Six Months Later, the Owner Filed a Complaint for Limitation in a U.S. District Court, Which Dismissed It as Untimely - The Court of Appeals, Affirming, Stated That in Any Event, the Federal Court Had Exclusive Jurisdiction to Hear the Limitation Issue
Kenneth H. Volk

The Fair Opportunity Requirement under COGSA Section 4(5): A Case Study in the Misinterpretation of the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act - Part II
Michael F. Sturley

The Admiralty Law of the Eleventh Circuit: The First Five Years - Part III
Joseph M. Allen Jr.

The Multimodal Convention
Kurosh Nasseri

The Doctrine of Frustration: An Overview of English Law
Fengming Liu

Insurable Risks and the New Institute Cargo Clauses
Peter Koh Soon Kwang

The Liability of Marine Surveyors and Ship Classification Societies
John D. Gordan III

Limitation of Liability - Timely Filing of Petition - Pleading Limitation as a Defense: In a Personal Injury Suit against a Fishing Vessel Owner in Texas State Court, the Owner Pleaded Limitation as a Defense - More Than Six Months Later, the Owner Filed a Complaint for Limitation in a U.S. District Court, Which Dismissed It as Untimely - The Court of Appeals, Affirming, Stated That in Any Event, the Federal Court Had Exclusive Jurisdiction to Hear the Limitation Issue
Kenneth H. Volk

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