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Contents for 1996 King | heel nans, Table of Cases ix treet, | Table of Legislation XXXiil | 4-8 | Case and comment Accessory liability (Royal Brunei Airlines v. Tan; Bank Tejarat v. Hong 1 46 Kong & Shanghai Banking; Brinks v. Abu-Saleh) 1 ; Dangerous cargo: tort liability and environmental responsibility (The Orjula) 6 Road, Non-admissibility and restitution in the European Court of Justice (Kleinwort Benson Ltd. v. Glasgow City Council) 8 3idg., Shipowners’ implied indemnity for cargo claims (The Island Archon) 15 Some Dutch judicial reflections on the Rome Convention, art. 4(5) (Société } 272 Nouvelle des Papéteries de l’Aa v. Machinefabriek BOA) 18 Human unseaworthiness (The Star Sea) 24 The uncertainty of special jurisdiction (Marinari v. Lloyds Bank Plc) 27 a-Ku, On carrier’s liability for delivery of cargo within production of original bill niall of lading (The Kota Maju) 30 , Performance bonds in Singapore: an update (Bocotra Construction v. 4555, Attorney-General (No. 2)) 33 The pensions Ombudsman and the courts (Century Life v. Pensions Ombudsman) 37 Draft UNCITRAL Convention on independent guarantees 42 » i Contracting out of set-off in a winding up (Stein v. Blake) 49 ; Choice of law rule for priority disputes in relation to shares (Macmillan v. lic of Bishopsgate (No. 3)) 57 sddah A claim in restitution? (Macmillan v. Bishopsgate (No. 3)) 63 : A targeted degree of liability (Target Holdings v. Redferns) 161 Ridge Bill of lading forum selection clauses in the United States: the Supreme Court charts a new course (The Sky Reefer) 164 King Winding up foreign companies: the Insolvency Act 1986, Part V (The Bolivia) 168 Law, Frustration, restitution and the Law Reform (Frustrated Contracts) Act 1943 (Gamerco S.A. v. I.C.M.) 170 6-5°, The “clause paramount” and the one-year time bar (7he Marinor) 173 Liquidation set-off: the mutality principle and security over bank balances 4 21 (Re BCCI (No. 8)) 176 Void contracts, restitution and jurisdiction (K/einwort Benson v. Glasgow District Council) ; 182 2300, The new Institute Time Clauses Hulls 305 Misinterpretation of contractual rights and repudiation (Vaswant v. Italian Motors) 309 Vv vi CONTENTS No account of profits for a victim of deceit (Halifax Building Society v. Thomas) 314 Glasgow, Kuwait and Warsaw Convention (Abnett v. British Airways; Herd v. Clyde Helicopters) 318 Foreign currency judgments—A coda 323 Breach of duties to companies (Daniels v. Anderson) 324 Brussels Convention jurisdiction “in matters relating to a contract” when the plaintiff denies the existence of a contract (Boss Group v. Boss France) 329 Notice of contract terms—a common law requirement of reasonableness? (AEC (UK) v. Logic Resource) 334 The acceptance world (Angelopoulos v. Sabatino) 337 Insurance contracts: Construction of the policy and the policy of construction (Charter Re v. Fagan) 433 Indemnity clauses, remoteness and causation (7he Eurus) 438 Simple interest only? Autonomous unjust enrichment and the relationship between equity and the common law (Westdeutsche Landesbank Cirosentrale v. Islington LBC) Who’s interested in MIGs? (Europe Mortgage v. Halifax Estate Agents) Property rights and electronic funds transfers (R v. Preddy) Round and round the garden (White v. Jones) Restitution, property and ignorance—A reply to Mr Swadling Articles Port services ancillary to navigation between market and safety requirements Professor Sergio M. Carbone and Francesco Munari 6] The Sale of Goods (Amendment) Act 1995: co-ownership and the rogue seller Janet Ulph 93 International torts and Shevill: the ghost of forum shopping yet to come Alan Reed and T. P. Kennedy 108 Canadian maritime decisions 1994-1995 Professor William Tetley Q.C. 123 Extending the frontiers of liability—the proposed Hazardous Noxious Substances Convention and its effects on ship, cargo and insurance interests Patrick Griggs 145 A flexible contract of carriage the third dimension? Professor John F. Wilson 187 The 1989 Salvage Convention and English law Richard Shaw 202 Electronic bills of lading Diana Faber 232 Towards a contract law of China: some salient features Duncan Webb 245 The implications of third parties holding assets subject to a Mareva injunction Peter Devonshire 268 CONTENTS Vii Defences to an insurer’s subrogated action 314 Dr Charles Mitchell 343 Damages for the wrongful arrest of a vessel 318 Shane Nossal ; 368 323 Australian maritime law decisions 1995 324 Professor Martin Davies 379 The Chinese maritime law on global limitation of liability Xingang Li 393 329 The Nordic Maritime Code again Trond Solvang 406 334 The Nordic Maritime Code once again 337 Professor Hugo Tiberg 413 Of straight and switch bills of lading 433 Toh Kian Sing 416 438 Reforming Privity of Contract Law Commission Report No. 242 Professor Andrew Burrows 467 Shipper’s liability for the carriage of dangerous cargoes by sea 44] Stephen D. Girvin 487 448 The problems arising from multimodal transport 456 Diana Faber 503 460 Swedish maritime law 1989-1995 463 Professor Hugo Tiberg 519 Restitution and the conflict of laws Andrews Dickinson 556 Book Reviews 6] McKendrick (Ed.): Force Majeure and Frustration of Contract (2nd Edn) 156 Treitel: Frustration and Force Majeure 156 Clarke: Law of Insurance Contracts (The) (2nd Edn) 157 93 McCahery, Picciotto, Scott (Eds): Corporate Control and Accountability 158 Palmer and McKendrick (Eds): Interests in Goods 286 108 Cohen (Ed.): Index and Digest of the Award Service of the Society of Maritime Arbitrators, Vol. 5 288 123 Jack: Documentary Credits (2nd Edn) 290 Fitzsimmons: Insurance Competition Law 292 Ziegel (Ed.): Current Developments in International and Comparative Corporate Insolvency Law 294 145 Nassar: Sanctity of Contracts Revisited 295 Brown: International Law of the Sea (The) (2 Vols) 296 187 Atiyah and Adams: Sale of Goods (The) (9th Edn) 298 Gwilliam (Ed.): Current Issues in Maritime Economics 299 202 Rose: Blackstone’s Statutes on Commercial and Consumer Law 1995-96 (4th Edn) 300 232 Pitt: Butterworths Commercial and Consumer Law Handbook (2nd Edn) 300 Hooley: Butterworths Student Statutes: Commercial Law 300 245 Lockett and Egan: Unfair Terms in Consumer Agreements 301 Liiddeke and Johnson: Hamburg Rules (The) (2nd Edn) 302 Hunter, Marriott and Veeder (Eds): Internationalisation of International 268 Arbitration (The) 303 CONTENTS Glover: Commercial Equity: Fiduciary Relationships McCracken: Banker’s Remedy to Set-off (The) Nordquist (Ed.-in-Chief), Nandan, Rosenne (Eds): United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: A Commentary: Vol. III D’Sa: European Community Law and Civil Remedies in England and Wales Booysen: International Transactions and the International Law Merchant Stone: Conflict of Laws (The) Wilford, Coghlin and Kimball: Time Charters (4th Edn) Birks (Ed.): Laundering and Tracing Parks and Cattell: Law of Tug Tow and Pilotage (The) (3rd Edn)