Enforcement of Maritime Claims, 4th Edition consists of consideration of all aspects of the jurisdiction of English courts and arbitrators over maritime claims.

Enforcement of Maritime Claims, 4th Edition

D. C. Jackson

This new edition addresses legislative developments and discusses the factors that affect the enforceability of a claim, including jurisdiction, how to enforce a claim, security remedies and the relevance of foreign law, including the critical impact of membership of the European Union.

4th Edition, 2005
978-1-84311-424-6

Price: £345 (£345.00 after discount)

Product Description

Enforcement of Maritime Claims, 4th Edition addresses legislative developments and discusses the factors that affect the enforceability of a claim, including jurisdiction, how to enforce a claim, security remedies and the relevance of foreign law, including the critical impact of membership of the European Union.

Essential new information in the fourth edition:

• Legislative changes including:
– The effects of the replacement of R.S.C. Order 75 by CPR Part 61 in March 2002
– The replacement of the amended Brussels Convention on Jurisdiction and Judgments by Council Regulation 44/2001
– The enforcement of Council Regulation 1348/2000 concerning service of documents

• Developments in case law
– Gasser v Misat (December 2003) – the disagreement of the European Court with the English courts as to the relationship between Arts 17 and 21
– Turner v Grovit (AG Opinion November 2003) - the imminent decision of the Court as to the English practice of anti suit injunctions

This book is part of the Lloyd's Shipping Law Library.