Hazard Unlimited: From Ships to Satellites 300 Years of Lloyd's of London an Intimate Portrait

Politics & Social Sciences

Brown, Antony

Politics & Government

Informa Pub

In fantastic shape! Book possess hardly any shelf damage or wear. looks as if it has barely been open. 100% of proceeds go towards international distribution of books to promote literacy.

Shipbuilding Contractors

The Collision Regulations

Sturt, R. H. B.

China Shipping: The Great Leap Forward

Engineering & Transportation

Lauriat, George

Transportation

Liquid Gold Ships: A History of the Tanker, 1859-1984

Science & Math

Ratcliffe, Mike

Technology

This is a guide to the principles of marine insurance claims. Fully revised, the text now includes: the York-Antwerp Rules 1994; the final revision of the Institute Time Clauses; and developments in pollution liability, including OPA 90. Once a claim has arisen, it is in the interests of all parties that matters proceed as smoothly as possible. By explaining what should be happening, what you should be doing and when, this handbook should help shipping, legal and insurance practitioners alike to avoid damaging mistakes and delays in the claims process. The book also includes information that is relevant to the debate concerning the limitation of P&I cover.

Marine Claims Handbook

N. Geoffrey Hudson

Reference

Winner of the BILA book prize for contribution to insurance law, The Law of Insurance Contracts is now in its sixth edition. It is widely regarded as the premier source on insurance contract law. Providing you with an exhaustive guide to insurance contract law, this book includes: • Coverage of all non-marine insurance contracts from proposal to expiry stage • Detailed notes that you can cite in court • Full coverage of the UK, plus other major  common law jurisdictions

The Law of Insurance Contracts

Clarke, Malcolm A.

Business

Lloyd's List Ports of the World 2003 (Lloyd's Ports of the World)

Unknown, Author

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

"Over 50 known academics have made contributions to this, that discuss the broad areas of maritime economics and business."

The Handbook of Maritime Economics and Business

Specialties

<p>The term `Liberty Ship' crosses my desk several times each month and yet, as a diver and shipwreck historian of many years standing, I have very little first-hand experience of this type of ship. Built during WW2 partly as a direct measure of compensating for the large numbers of ships being lost to U Boats and partly to enable the United States to move men and equipment all over the world during that same conflict, the actual concept of prefabricated ships was both innovative and very bold when first introduced. The very process of building sections of ships elsewhere and then assembling those parts at the shipyard meant that their very valuable slipways were put to the most economic use and not rendered unusable for launching for months on end whilst a single ship was built from scratch. ( Amazon customer )</p>

Liberty Ships: The History of the Emergency Type Cargo Ships Constructed in the United States During the Second World War

Mitchell, W. H.

Sawyer, L.A.

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