Traffic Commissioner cases
References: [2010] UKUT 357 (AAC)
Links: Bailii
Jurisdiction: >England and Wales
Last Update: 12 July 2020; scu-Ref: scu.433548 br>
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Traffic Commissioner cases
References: [2010] UKUT 357 (AAC)
Links: Bailii
Jurisdiction: >England and Wales
Last Update: 12 July 2020; scu-Ref: scu.433548 br>
References: [2010] UKUT 467 (AAC)
Links: Bailii
Jurisdiction: >England and Wales
Last Update: 12 July 2020; scu-Ref: scu.433585 br>
References: [2010] UKUT 470 (AAC)
Links: Bailii
Jurisdiction: >England and Wales
Last Update: 12 July 2020; scu-Ref: scu.433604 br>
References: [2007] EWHC 2446 (Admin)
Links: Bailii
Ratio:
Jurisdiction: England and Wales
Last Update: 15 June 2020
Ref: 260287 br>
References: [2003] 1 Lloyd’s Rep 92
Coram: Colman J
Ratio: Tt is the shipper or his agent who is delivering the cargo and so it is the shipper who has actual or imputed knowledge as to its condition. The shipper will or ought to know whether there is any discrepancy between the description of the cargo in the sale documents or supplier’s note and the cargo which is actually to be loaded on board the ship. If the Master is under an obligation to the shipper under Article III(3) of the Hague Visby Rules, the Master must issue a bill of lading indicating the apparent order and condition of the cargo loaded on board. Therefore, before the Master can issue bills of lading that comply with the Hague Visby Rules obligation, he has to take a reasonable, non – expert view of the cargo that is about to be loaded, as he sees it. He must decide whether the ‘apparent order and condition’ of the cargo to be loaded is accurately described in the bills of lading and, if the expression ‘apparent good order and condition’ is used in the bill of lading, whether the apparent order and condition of the cargo is ‘good’, ie. ‘proper’.
Jurisdiction: England and Wales
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Last Update: 15 June 2020
Ref: 229996 br>
References: [1869] EngR 33, (1869) 6 Moo PC NS 136, (1869) 16 ER 677
Links: Commonlii
Ratio:
Jurisdiction: England and Wales
Last Update: 15 June 2020
Ref: 280602 br>