Exemption from Liability by Proving Fault in Maritime Law
Introduction to Exemption from Liability by Proving Fault in Maritime Law: Maritime trade is a legal relationship shaped within the framework of a freight contract between the carrier and the shipper... Read More
In Maritime Law, the Unsuitability of a Ship for Seaworthiness, Navigation, and Cargo
Introduction to Maritime Commercial Law: Initial Unseaworthiness, Navigation, and Cargo Unsuitability of a Ship In maritime commercial law, the carrier's most fundamental obligation is to deliver the cargo on departure... Read More
Grounds for Liability in Maritime Law: The Turkish Commercial Code and its Application
Reasons for Liability in Maritime Trade Law Introduction Maritime trade is the most important type of transportation, forming the backbone of international trade. The safe transport of goods from one country to another... Read More
Other Maritime Bills of Lading in Maritime Commercial Law: Turkish Commercial Code and Application
Introduction to Other Bills of Lading in Maritime Law In maritime law, bills of lading are the most important documents showing that the cargo has been received and will be transported... Read More
Transport of Live Animals in Maritime Law: Liability and Application
Introduction to Live Animal Transportation in Maritime Law One of the most important issues in transportation contracts in maritime law is the carrier's role according to the nature of the cargo to be transported... Read More
Deck Cargo in Maritime Law: Liability and Application
Introduction to Deck Cargo in Maritime Law Maritime transport is one of the most important and widespread methods of international trade. The safety and regularity of transportation... Read More
Non-standard Commercial Transport Operations in Maritime Law
Introduction to Non-Normal Commercial Transportation in Maritime Law: One of the most important areas of maritime law is transportation contracts. In ordinary commercial life... Read More
Agreements Relating to General Average in Maritime Law
Agreements Relating to General Average in Maritime Law Introduction General average is one of the oldest and most fundamental concepts in maritime law. Its history is almost... Read More
Liability in Maritime Law When Transportation is Left to the Actual Carrier
In Maritime Law, Liability When the Execution of Transportation is Left to the Actual Carrier: Introduction Maritime trade constitutes the largest share of international trade today... Read More
Carrier's Liability in Maritime Law: Turkish Commercial Code and Supreme Court Decisions
Carrier Liability in Maritime Law Introduction Maritime trade forms the backbone of international trade. Approximately 80% of world trade volume is carried out by sea. This... Read More