MYBA charter agreements
LAWYER ON BOARD 8 June 2020
Let’s take a look at the effects of the Covid-19 emergency upon charger contracts and provide a brief guide for boat owners and charterers by Federico Santini* In the previous issue we examined the legal consequences of the Covid-19 emergency on yacht building contracts, and specifically focused on how boat... Read more
The Covid-19 emergency has had, and is still having, a huge impact on the economy, on trade and on contractual relationships in general, and on the execution of construction contracts in the yachting industry in particular by Federico Santini Since the beginning of March, several Italian yards have suspended their activity... Read more
Leasing contract, the Appeal Court ruling
LAWYER ON BOARD 17 February 2020
The Supreme Court of Appeal confirmed that a leasing contract should be classed as a financial lease and that the law was not broken by Federico Santini* THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEAL, SECTION V, has issued two judgements, numbers 9590 and 9591, both dated 5/04/2019, on the issue of... Read more
Lloyd’s Open Form, the rules of salvage
LAWYER ON BOARD 6 February 2020
The Lloyd’s Open Form 2011 (LOF) is the most recent version of the standard salvage contract drawn up by Lloyd’s Register of London by Federico Santini* THE FIRST VERSION OF THE Lloyd’s Open Form (LOF) dates back from over a century and has been revised on a number of... Read more
This issue continues the analysis of rescue at sea , the rules of which are laid down by the International Salvage Convention that was signed in London on 28thApril 1989 and which came into force in Italy on 14thJuly 1996 by Federico Santini* THESE INTERNATIONAL RULES TAKE PRE- CEDENCE... Read more
The rules of salvage
LAWYER ON BOARD 18 November 2019
A very important area of maritime law covering accidents at sea is salvage, which is currently regulated by the International Salvage Convention and whose rules prevail over the domestic law of each adherent country by Federico Santini* IN A RECENT ISSUE WE LOOKED AT THE ISSUE OF ACCIDENTS AT... Read more
UK Ship Register News
LAWYER ON BOARD 8 October 2019
Three years have passed since the Brexit vote and, as many people predicted, there is still complete uncertainty over the future of relations between the United Kingdom and the European Union in all sectors including what interests us here, the yachting sector by Federico Santini* EVERYBODY IS AWARE THAT... Read more
The Central Legislative Department of the Customs Agency has provided someimportant clarifications on the temporary admission of yachts from outside the EU by Federico Santini* WITH A RECENT MEASURE ON THE SITUATION REGARDING the temporary admission of yachts flying flags of countries outside the EU, the Central Legislative Department of the... Read more
We will now look at the owner’s main obligations when refitting and repairing a yacht, according to the ICOMIA contract by Federico Santini* THE ANALYSIS OF THEICOMIA refit/repair contract form begun in previous months concludes with a review of the main obligations which the owner undertakes vis-a-vis theshipyard by... Read more