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Norway and United States (Requisition of Shipbuilding Contracts Case).
Annual Digest of Public International Law Cases, 1932Damages — Measure of — In Case of Angary — Requisition of Norwegian Shipbuilding Contracts by the United States.
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Risk Management of Shipbuilding Contracts
Marine Technology, 2006The choices and decisions involved in ordering a new ship are essentially entrepreneurial and culminate in the letter of intent based on financial and business considerations. The contract follows and covers the size, type, and quality of the ship, her construction, and eventually her operation. Drafting the builder/buyer contract is a major station in
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The Estimating and Administration of Commercial Shipbuilding Contracts
Marine Technology, 1985The author condenses his many years of experience as chief estimator of a large shipyard. He explains the organization of commercial shipbuilding contracts in the United States, and presents current cost data applicable to tugs, barges, product tankers and ferries. Cost information on general shipyard functions, voyage repairs and change orders is also
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The application of shipbuilding contract and refund guarantee
Journal of Korea Trade, 2017Purpose The purpose of this paper is to highlight the importance of independence principle of refund guarantees (RGs) and how to make the best of an arbitration clause in the guarantees so that a Korean shipbuilder, a guarantor and an export credit agency (ECA) may possibly protect themselves from buyers’ unlawful demand. Design/methodology/approach
Keon-Hyung Ahn, Pil Joon Kim
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Shipbuilding Contracts and Termination Issues
2016Abstract This chapter examines the parties’ rights and obligations stated in a shipbuilding contract, and the issues regarding the termination of a contract. It explains the basic principles of English law pertaining to shipbuilding contracts, emphasizing the most commonly used form, the Shipbuilders Association of Japan (SAJ) form. Like
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