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Commercial And Corporate [2004] UGCommC 29

Tesco International v P&O Nedlloyed

Tesco International v P&O Nedlloyed (Civil Suit No. 129 of 2003) [2004] UGCommC 29 (9 September 2004)

The High Court held the carrier liable for breach of contract after two of ten containers arrived empty. It awarded special and general damages, plus interest and costs.

  • Breach Of Contract
  • Carriage Of Goods By Sea
  • Special And General Damages
  • Bill Of Lading Discrepancies
  • Breach-of-contract
  • Carriage-of-goods-by-sea
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Commercial And Corporate [1955] EACA 93

Dharsi v South British Insurance Co. Ltd

Dharsi v South British Insurance Co. Ltd (Civil Appeals Nos. 40 and 41 of 1953) [1955] EACA 93 (1 January 1955)

The respondents failed to discharge the burden of proof that the vessel Muhammady was an absolute total loss at the time the Anglia car was lost. The evidence established that the hull was intact and repairs were possible, and the damage was not so extensive as to render the vessel irretrievably lost. The loss of the Anglia car, though total, was not due to the absolute total loss of the vessel, and the respondents did not prove constructive total loss, as they failed to show that the aggregate cost of salvage, repairs, and incidental expenses would exceed the vessel's value. Regarding the Va…

  • Marine Insurance
  • Burden Of Proof
  • Constructive Total Loss
  • Actual Total Loss
  • Salvage Rights
  • Notice Of Abandonment
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