Vol 22, No 1 (2008)

Table of Contents

Addresses

From Lutine Bell to Law Reform — A Case Study in Australian Admiralty Law
The Hon Justice Michael Kirby
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1-13
Obituary for Derek Raoul Hentze
Peter McQueen
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14-15

Morella Calder Memorial Prize Winning Essays

Sister Ship Arrest and the Application of the Doctrine of Attachment in Australia: A Jurisdictional Comparative Analysis in the Wake of the 1952 Arrest Convention.
Peter Aaron Glover
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99-122

Casenotes

Personal Property Securities Reform and Security Interests in Ships
James Popple
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16-21
Personal Property Securities: A New Zealand Maritime Law Perspective
Geoff Brodie
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22-30
The Forwarding Shipping and Bagusia Cases: A Perilous Approach by the Malaysian Judiciary to 'Perils of the Seas' in Marine Insurance?
Irwin Ui Joo Ooi
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31-41
Unseaworthiness — Turning a Blind Eye?
Nicola S Pretty
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42-55
Cargo Interests in Australia: Standing on the Edge — Imbalances that Permeate International Sale Contracts, Carriage Contracts and Recovery Rights
Michelle Taylor
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56-75
Demurrage and the Availability of General Damages
Michael John Wells
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76-88
New Zealand China Clays Ltd v Tasman Orient Line CV (Unreported, CIV-2002-404-3215, Williams J, 31 August 2007)
John Knight, Grace Rippingale
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89-94
CV Scheepvaartonderneming Ankergracht v Stemcor (A/sia) Pty Ltd (2007) 160 FCR 342
Matthew de Plater
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95-98

New Developments, CMI Reports, Items of interest

Australian Comments on the UNCITRAL Draft Convention on Contracts for the International Carriage of Goods Wholly or Partly by Sea
Australian Attorney-General's Department
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123-130
New Zealand Comments on the UNCITRAL Draft Convention on Contracts for the International Carriage of Goods Wholly or Partly by Sea
New Zealand Ministry of Transport
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131-132