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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “code of commerce”

Maritime Liability in Vessel Collisions: Fault, Insurance Claims, and the Code of Commerce

When vessels collide, determining liability depends on the cause of action—contract or tort. The Supreme Court clarifies the governing rules.

Liability in Maritime Charters: Who Pays When the Ship Goes Down

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies who bears liability when a chartered vessel sinks, applying the Civil Code over the Code of Commerce.

The 24-Hour Rule in Cargo Claims: Carrier Liability Under Philippine Shipping Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the 24-hour claim rule under the Code of Commerce for damaged cargo and its effect on carrier liability.

Timely Notice IS KEY Understanding Carrier Liability IN Damaged Goods Claims Under THE Code OF Commerce

When cargo arrives damaged, the clock starts ticking. Learn how Article 366 of the Code of Commerce can bar a claim entirely if notice is late.

Carrier Negligence and the Timely Notice Rule for Damaged Cargo in the Philippines

Learn how the Supreme Court ruled on carrier liability for damaged goods and why timely notice under Article 366 of the Code of Commerce is crucial.