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07/02/2003
1. Straight bills of lading and surrender bills of lading - feedback from readers
28/01/2003
AM Best has revised the outlook of TT Club's rating (Through Transport Mutual Insurance Association Ltd) following a review of its performance since May this year when the Club reported its 2001 loss of US$40m including a strengthening of claims reserves of US$23m.
13/12/2002
The reader who kindly contributed an item under this heading in TT Talk Edition 27, has told us another
13/12/2002
1. Straight bills of lading - readers' feedback on APL v Voss item in TT Talk 27
At the recent Security Matters Seminar, held in London, sponsored by TT Club and organised by the publishers of Cargo Systems magazine, there was lively discussion focussing on the imminent US Customs 24 Hour Manifest Rule and the IMO's amendments to Chapter XI of its Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) convention, which are due to be ratified next month. It fell to TT's European Loss Prevention manager Andrew Webster to discuss the cost implications for European ports as a result of these additional security demands.
05/11/2002
1. US Customs publish 24 Hour Rule
TT Club, the mutual insurance association specialising in insurance coverage for the multi modal transport industry, has welcomed Andrew Webster back to its London office to strengthen its loss prevention initiative.
In a judgment delivered earlier this month, in the case of APL Co Pte Ltd v Peer Voss, the
30/10/2002
1. Maritime security in the United States - Something missing?
08/10/2002
1. Maritime Security in the United States - The Trade Act of June 2002 and the 24 hour Advance Notice Rule.
08/10/2002
1. Loss prevention advisory - US West Coast ports
We are grateful to Julia Marshall for this note on the new UKWA Conditions, which first appeared in the HD newsletter, Marine & Transit, of August 2002.