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• Ports and Terminals

The Interlegal team has prepared for you a shipping digest for the last quarter of 2023. Here the latest news!!!

• International Trade

The seller shall be deemed as having fulfilled its delivery obligations when the goods insured thereby are stowed on board the vessel for goods delivery to the port of destination. Trade contracts often apply such basis of delivery, so from time to time we clarify the list of the parties’ sore spots that should be taken into account while entering into CIF contracts.

• International Trade

This wording is often set out in trade contracts. In this article, let us answer what is real essence of such a provision.

Another Shipping and Trade Day online conference was held on December, 7. This annual event for traders and shippers Interlegal run jointly with our reliable partners Black Sea Institute of Maritime and Trade Law.

For the past year and a half, the shipping industry in Ukraine and the rest of the world has endured numerous challenges due to the war, including loss of life and vessels in the Black Sea, disruption to trade with Russia and Ukraine and the growing burden of sanctions.

• Shipping
• Transport & Logistics

In the aftermath of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian seaports were abruptly closed, resulting in a significant blockade of commercial vessels. Karyna Gorovaya's article delves into the intricate legal and logistical challenges faced by businesses and the maritime industry during this period. It highlights the resilience and determination of the community, revealing how they navigated these complexities. The article sheds light on the evolving dynamics in this post-conflict environ

• International Trade

It happens quite often the parties have entered into a trade contract, and without waiting for the deadline to fulfill the obligation, one of the parties declares the impossibility or unwillingness to fulfill its obligations under the contract, also known as anticipatory breach.

• International Trade

Resolving demurrage and other conflict situations where the disputed amount is quite small can be a real dilemma for the parties. In some cases, it is easier and less expensive for the injured party to forgive and to forget than to apply to arbitration for reimbursement.

Iryna Petrenko from Nordic Marine and Arthur Nitsevych, a partner at InterLegal a law firm headquartered in Odesa, discuss the challenges for the marine sector since russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February, 2022

• Investment & transactions

With the outbreak of a full-scale invasion of the russian federation into Ukraine, the issue of Ukrainian business relocation to other countries is getting increasingly urgent. The Republic of Poland is one of the most popular countries for doing business. In this article, we will analyze principal issues that need to be paid attention to when founding business in Poland.