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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “seaworthiness”

Tugboat Owner's Negligence in Ensuring Seaworthiness Makes It Liable for Barge Damage

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on tugboat owner's liability for barge damage due to failure to ensure vessel seaworthiness and diligence in towage contracts.

Seaworthiness in Charter Agreements: What Vessel Fitness Really Means

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies seaworthiness obligations in bareboat charters, ruling physical delivery alone does not fulfill the owner's duty.

Seaworthiness and Insurance Subrogation in Philippine Maritime Law

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on shipowner liability for unseaworthy vessels, insurer subrogation rights, and the limited liability rule.