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Warranty to insure creates an assumption of risk and responsibility

Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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United Kingdom
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March 15 2013

In Bunga S.A. v. Kyla Shipping Company Limited 2012 EWHC 3522 (Comm), the Commercial Court considered whether an arbitrator had made an error of

‘Boilerplate’ clause causes problems for Egyptian ship owner

Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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United Kingdom
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January 7 2013

When an Egyptian ship owner seeks an indemnity from its United Arab Emirates-based insurer, for the constructive total loss of one of its vessels

Valiant appeal in loss of hire case dismissed

Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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United Kingdom
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January 3 2013

The Court of Appeal in Valiant Insurance Co v (1) Sealion Shipping Ltd (2) Toisa Horizon Inc 2012 EWCA Civ 1625 has affirmed the High Court's first

Court of Appeal rules 'follow the settlements' clause not sufficient to permit a stay of proceedings

Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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United Kingdom
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November 1 2012

In Amlin Corporate Member Ltd v Oriental Assurance Corporation 2012 EWCA Civ 1341, the Court of Appeal upheld the decision of the court of first instance in refusing a stay of English proceedings brought by reinsurers to seek to establish that they were not liable under a contract of reinsurance

The English High Court finds no compelling reason to displace a UAE jurisdiction clause

Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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United Kingdom
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July 12 2012

In Aizkir Navigation Inc v Al Wathba National Insurance 2011 EWHC 3940 (Comm), the High Court considered a principle of contractual construction and held that a clause stating that claims "be settled in accordance with English Law and practice shall be so settled in Abu Dhabi (UAE)" amounted to an exclusive jurisdiction clause in favour of the United Arab Emirates (the UAE) and there was no overwhelming reason to displace that jurisdiction clause

High Court says warranties to be construed narrowly

Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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United Kingdom
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June 20 2012

In Elafonissos Fishing and Shipping Company v Aigaion Insurance Company SA 2012 EWHC 1512 (Comm), the High Court found that the defendant insurer must pay for losses suffered by the claimant's fishing vessel as a result of Cyclone Bondo in Madagascar in 2006

Late application by insurer to re-amend defence succeeds in part

Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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United Kingdom
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May 8 2012

In Elafonissos Fishing & Shipping Co v Aigaion Insurance Co SA (2012) EWHC 892 (Comm), the defendant insurers, Aigaion Insurance Co SA (Aigaion), sought to re-amend its Defence to a claim brought by the claimant, Elafonissos Fishing & Shipping Co (Elafonissos), under a policy for marine insurance in relation to a damaged vessel, and to adduce expert evidence in support of its amendments

High Court considers the insurable value of lost goods under an insurance contract governed by the MIA

Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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United Kingdom
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April 11 2012

The High Court has ruled that a manufacturer claiming the "invoice value" of lost goods under an insurance contract governed by the Marine Insurance Act 1906 (the MIA), can the claim the goods' full retail value, notwithstanding that some of the lost goods were unfinished

Court rules on the materiality of non-disclosures, and the meaning of "want of due diligence" in a marine policy

Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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United Kingdom
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February 6 2012

In the case of (1) Sealion Shipping Limited (2) Toisa Horizon Inc v Valiant Insurance Co 2012 EWHC 50 (Comm), Mr Justice Blair held that a marine insurer could not avoid liability for machinery breakdown under a loss of hire policy

Insurer’s claims of non-disclosure and breach of warranty are lost at sea

Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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United Kingdom
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December 5 2011

The Court of Appeal’s decision in Garnat Trading & Shipping (Singapore) PTE Ltd & Anr. v Baominh Insurance Corporation 2011 EWCA Civ 773 upheld Mr Justice Clarke’s judgment at first instance that Baominh Insurance had failed in its non-disclosure and breach of warranty arguments against Garnat Trading

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Warranty to insure creates an assumption of risk and responsibility

‘Boilerplate’ clause causes problems for Egyptian ship owner

Valiant appeal in loss of hire case dismissed

Court of Appeal rules 'follow the settlements' clause not sufficient to permit a stay of proceedings

The English High Court finds no compelling reason to displace a UAE jurisdiction clause

High Court says warranties to be construed narrowly

Late application by insurer to re-amend defence succeeds in part

High Court considers the insurable value of lost goods under an insurance contract governed by the MIA

Court rules on the materiality of non-disclosures, and the meaning of "want of due diligence" in a marine policy

Insurer’s claims of non-disclosure and breach of warranty are lost at sea

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