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Seaworthiness of vessel within International Maritime Law Shipping Law | New doctoral thesis

January 7, 2013 by Maximiliano Navas 1 Comment

Dr. Maximiliano Navas recently successfully defended his doctoral thesis on the essential obligation of ensuring the seaworthiness of vessel within international Maritime Law. The university event took place at the Faculty of Law of the University of Seville on the 2nd of July. It involved a Board made up of highly prestigious professors of commercial […]

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Maritime Shipping Law Arbitration and Commercial Arbitration at the AEADE

January 6, 2013 by Maximiliano Navas Leave a Comment

The course on Maritime Shipping Law Arbitration that was held last December pointed in the right direction. On the other hand, the fourth course on commercial arbitration currently being given by the European Association of Arbitration (AEADE) is passing its midway-point (the AEADE is one of the most prestigious arbitration institutions; it has its permanent […]

Filed Under: Admiralty | Marine accidents, Agency contracts, Analysis of the seaworthiness or unseaworthiness of a vessel, Bareboat charter | Charter by demise, Carriage of goods by sea | Bill of lading, Case law on the seaworthiness of vessels, Civil, Shipping and Commercial Law, Commercial and civil disputes, Comprehensive maritime legal assistance, Contract Law, Corporate Law | Company law | Bankruptcy law, General Average, INCOTERMS, International arbitration, Legal institutions, Legal institutions connected with the seaworthiness of vessels, Legal material, Legal material - matters connected with the seaworthiness of vessels, Litigation Mediation and Arbitration | Disputes resolution, Marine insurance, Marine pollution – SOLAS, Marine traffic | Vessel tracking, Marine travel | Passenger and Marine cruises, Maritime - nautical technical matters, Maritime administrative sanctions, Maritime mediation and arbitration, Maritime Shipping and Admiralty Law, Maritime Shipping Law Arbitration, Maritime Shipping Law news, News and posts on technical matters that cause the unseaworthiness of vessels, Objective law and subjective law on seaworthiness, Objective seaworthiness | warranty, P and I Clubs |Legal assistance | Legal defence, Port towing, Sale of vessels, Sea freight, Sea tow | Ocean tow, Seaworthiness and unseaworthiness of vessels, Seaworthiness of vessels, Ship construction, Subjective seaworthiness | due diligence, Technical cause for the unseaworthiness of a vessel, Time charter | Charter without demise, Transport law, Tug and Tow, Type of seaworthiness, Vessel Registration and flagging, Voyage charter Tagged With: Maritime Shipping and Admiralty Law

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Dr. Maximiliano Navas has gained a substantial and valuable experience in Maritime and Shipping legal field. Author of the book 'Seaworthiness of Vessel within International Maritime Law'. His postgraduate qualifications – Ph. Doctorate in Commercial and Maritime Law and Master’s Degree in Maritime Law, LLM – and his practical work experience as a Spanish Qualified Solicitor (LLB), Maritime Law Arbitrator (High Courts of Justice of Andalusia and Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Navigation of Spain), Civil and Commercial Mediator (CEMICAH) and Master Mariner (BSc, Captain Merchant Marine, Kingdom of Spain, unlimited), gives him an insight and hands-on perspective in the always competitive maritime field. Being a qualified Marine Average Surveyor and Nautical Inspector of several Flags, would be a great asset to his clients. He is fluent in English and has the International Legal English Certificate (ILEC). [Read More]

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