Later editions of SIMPLY
SIMPLY 2021 - MarIus 565
Contributions:
Thor Falkanger’s article giving an account of the recently enacted Norwegian rules on bare boat charter registry,
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen’s article on marine insurance discussing whether detainment of ships by states constitutes a marine or a war peril (the article is published with permission from Routledge as it forms part of the book under publication: The Modern Law of Marine Insurance Vol 5). Then follows four articles which in one way or the other deals with the construction and/or application of maritime law conventions:
Erling Selvig’s extensive article discussing key questions of global limitation rules and their national law implementation, • My own article dealing with ever occurring questions relating to liability exception for nautical fault under the Hague-Visby Rules – and forming an extension of my article in last year’s issue of SIMPLY,
Kristina Maria Siig’s article dealing with maritime law conventions and how they may fare within the context of technological developments, viz. the current herald of autonomous ships,
Ayoub Tailoussane’s article giving an in depth account of the rules for collision avoidance (COLREGS), using as a steppingstone a recent English Supreme Court decision the Alexandra I – thus dealing with a topic which so far has received little scholarly attention in the Nordic maritime law discourse.
SIMPLY 2020 - MarIus 551
Contributors (alphabetical order):
FALKANGER, Thor
SOLVANG, Trond
POZDNAKOVA, Alla
JOHNSTON, Angus/BJØRNEBYE, Henrik
SIMPLY 2019 - MarIus 535
Contributors:
Thor Falkanger - "Cargo damage – road or vessel liability rules? Supreme Court decision on damage during sea passage to cargo on a trailer – HR-2019-912"
Hanna Vik Furuseth - "Jurisdiction to impose national wage and working conditions on board foreign-flagged ships – a practical approach"
Alla Pozdnakova - "Ship recycling regulation under international and EU law"
Birgit Feldtmann, Kim Østergaard and Hanna Barbara Rasmussen - Cruise ships in Greenlandic waters Legal prophylaxis and reparedness at the intersection of the law of the sea and real life"
Julie Karin Værnø - "Faulty Material & Error in Design" An analysis of the Nordic Marine Insurance Plan
Trond Solvang - "Choice of law versus scope of application - the Rome I Regulation and the Hague-Visby Rules contrasted"
SIMPLY 2018 - MarIus 519
Contributors:
Felix Collin - Maritime Product Liability at the Dawn of Unmanned Ships – the Finnish Perspective /
Thor Falkanger - The seller’s right of stoppage when bills of lading are issued/
Hans Jacob Bull - Natural damage insurance: the Norwegian model and current efforts to improve it/
Henrik Bjørnebye - The impact of the third energy market package on national resource management /
Lauri Railas - Going the Nordic way - an alternative to English hegemony /
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen - Loss of hire insurance when the damaged vessel is substituted.
What does loss of hire insurance cover? /
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen - Marine insurance for intervention by State power – The Nordic perspective /
Trond Solvang - From the role of classification societies, to theories of norms and autonomous ships - some cross-disciplinary reflections
SIMPLY 2017 - MarIus 502
Contributors: Falkanger, Thor / Ringbom, Henrik / Siig, Kristina / van Soest, Henri / Alvik, Ivar / Bjørnebye, Henrik / Butler, William
SIMPLY 2016 - MarIus 484
Siig, Kristina Maria: Private classification societies acting on behalf of the regulating authorities within the shipping industry
SIMPLY 2015 - MarIus 473
Contributors: Røsæg, Erik / Podznakova, Alla / Solvang, Trond / Siig, Kristina / Romanova, Daria
SIMPLY 2014 - MarIus 456
Contributors: Sir Bernard Rix, Thor Falkanger, Erik Røsæg, Henrik Ringbom, Kristina Siig, Henrik Bjørnebye, Ola Mestad, Ivar Alvik, Catherine Banet, Alla Pozdnakova.
SIMPLY 2013 - Marius 430
Transport conventions and internal Norwegian regulation – in particular regarding carriage by sea
Thor Falkanger, Professor Emeritus, dr. juris
Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Sections 299 and 300 of the Maritime Code – carrier’s liability for misleading statements in bills of lading
Trond Solvang, Professor, dr. juris
Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
The impact of European Union law on freedom of contract in the port sector
Alla Pozdnakova, Associate Professor, dr. juris, Centre for European Law
Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
The Icesave judgment
Jonas W Myhre, Guest Researcher, Centre for European Law
Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Delimitation Treaty 2010
Sergey S. Seliverstov, PhD in Law
Partner at “Sokolov, Maslov and Partners”
Associate Professor at MGIMO-University
Life Member of Clare Hall College, University of Cambridge
Member of the Academic Advisory Group of the IBA Section on Energy,
Environment, Natural Resources and Infrastructure Law
Earlier editions of SIMPLY
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SIMPLY 2012 - Marius 419
The English doctrine of indemnity for compliance with time charterers’ orders – does it exist under Norwegian law?
Trond Solvang, Professor dr. juris
Scandinavian Institute of maritime Law, University of Oslo
Delivery of sea borne cargo – distribution of risk and liability in liner trade
Thor Falkanger, Professor emeritus
Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
The lawyer’s approach to safety: Law meets engineering
Knut Kaasen, Professor dr. juris
Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Liability and insurance clauses in contracts for vessel services in the Norwegian offshore sector - the knock for knock principle
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen, Professor dr. juris
Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
SIMPLY 2011 - MarIus 414
Ships, air pollution and climate change
Philip Linné, Ph.D. Student, Environmental and Maritime Law
Department of Law, University of Gothenburg, Sweden
Use of armed guards onboard Norwegian vessels and the use of force
Stig André Kolstad, LLM, Senior adviser
Royal Ministry of Trade and Industry Maritime Department, Norway
Project integrated mediation (PRIME)
Professor Knut Kaasen, dr. juris
Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo, Norway
Co-insurance of third parties and waiver of subrogation under hull insurance of mobile offshore drilling units
David R R Syvertsen, Master of Laws
Assistant Underwriter, Norwegian Hull Club
Deductibles as self-insurance
Professor Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen, professor
Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo, Norway
SIMPLY 2010 - MarIus 400
This edition of the yearbook is dedicated to Professor Hans Jacob Bull on the occation of his 70th birthday in August 2011. His personality and attitude have had a strong influence on the Institute during his long "captaincy". An overview of his many books and articles you will find in the bibliography included in this yearbook, that contains the following articles:
The EEA Agreement and activities off-shore
Finn Arnesen, Professor, Centre for European Law, University of Oslo
Regulating European multimodal transport
Ellen Eftestøl-Wilhelmsson, Senior Researcher Dr.Juris, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo and Institute of International Economic Law, University of Helsinki
Cargo damage – who is entitled to sue the maritime carrier?
Thor Falkanger, Professor Emeritus, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Words, drafting and the law
Lars Gorton, Professor Emeritus, Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law
EU rules of competition and the maritime industry
Rosa Greaves, Professor, University of Glasgow and Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Svetlana Nasibyan, Researcher, University of Glasgow
Access to resources on the Norwegian continental shelf
Ulf Hammer, Professor, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Maritime Plus and the European status quo
Marian Hoeks, Assistant Professor, Erasmus University School of Law, Rotterdam
The MARPOL Convention Annex VI on regulations for the prevention of air pollution from ships - a fair deal?
Hannu Honka, Professor, Åbo Akademi University
The impact of the Rotterdam rules on general average
Svante O Johansson, Professor, School of Business, Economics and Law, University of Gothenburg and Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
The obligation to pay upon cash calls
Knut Kaasen, Professor, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
New laws on passenger rights
Erik Røsæg, Professor, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
At the margins of carrier liability
Johan Schelin, Associate Professor, Institute for Maritime and Transport Law Stockholm University
Limitation of shipowners’ liability and forum shopping in EU/EEA states
Erling Selvig, Professor Emeritus, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
The ‘Danica White’ incident – cause and causation
Kristina Siig, Associate Professor, University of Southern Denmark
Compensation for interference with contractual rights – liability in tort
Peter Wetterstein, Professor, Åbo Akademi University
When pirates capture the cargo
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen, Professor and Director of the Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law University of Oslo
Hans Jacob Bull – a bibliography
Kirsten Al-Araki and Inger Hamre, Head librarians, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law University of Oslo
SIMPLY 2009 - MarIus 360
Marine insurance regimes and their impact on shipping competition
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen, Professor and Director of the Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Legal customs and the lex mercatoria in international private maritime law
Donato Di Bona, LL.M, Ph.D., Researcher at University of Palermo, Attorney at law
Company’s duty to provide CAR insurance under a fabrication contract: What happens if the insurer becomes insolvent? A response to professor Hans Jacob Bull
Vidar Strømme, Lawyer, the Law Firm Schjødt
Svein H. Bjørnestad, Legal Director, ESSO Norge
Formalism in complex onshore and offshore construction contracts
Knut Kaasen, Professor, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
The freight forwarder’s security for earnings and outlays – with particular view to NSAB 2000 and Norwegian domestic law
Thor Falkanger, Professor Emeritus, Scandinavian Institute, of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Implementing Conventions – Scandinavian Style
Erik Røsæg, Professor, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Vessel-source pollution in the disputed area of the Barents Sea – Norway’s access to administrate prevention initiatives
Iris Østreng, LL.M, Legal Advisor for Den Norske Krigsforsikring for Skib
The End of Liner Conferences? The New Competition Regime for Liner Shipping: Legal and Practical Consequences for European Maritime Transport
Joar Holme Støylen, LL.M, University of Bergen, Norway and Bond University, Australia , Associate at the Law Firm Selmer DA
SIMPLY 2008 – MarIus 376
Rescue at Sea Revisited: What Obligations exist towards Refugees?
Professor Alexander Proelss, Christian-Albrechts-University
The company’s duty to provide CAR-insurance under a fabrication contract: What is the situation if the insurer goes into bankruptcy?
Professor Hans Jacob Bull, Scandinavian institute of Maritime Law
“Conditions of use” at gas terminals. Risk allocation and insurance coverage
Contract Advisor Siri Kvaløy, LL.M, Aker Marine Contractors AS
A system for queuing in ports
Professor Erik Røsæg, Scandinavian institute of Maritime Law
The Athens Regulation is heading into harbour – The EU on the point of regulating liability for maritime passengers
Jens Karsten, LL.M
Annulment of framework decision 2005/667/JHA - The EC`s Scope of Action in Preventing Ship-Source Pollution by the Introduction of Penalties
Dipl. Jur. Caroline Rusniok, LL.M
The Bunker Convention - International Convention on Civil Liability for Bunker Oil Pollution Damage
Contract Manager Cassia Ringås, LL.M, Aker Oilfield Services
Local content requirements in the Brazilian upstream oil industry - With focus on Concession Agreements
Legal Consultant Joyce B. Souza Jacobsen, LL.M, Wikborg Rein
SIMPLY 2007 - MarIus 360
Developments in Norwegian and Scandinavian maritime law
Professor Dr. Juris Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Shipbuilding contracts between Norwegian buyers and Korean builders
Byoungil Kang, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Anonymity of shipowners as a maritime security problem – EU law implications
Researcher Dr. Juris Alla Pozdnakova, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
EU intermodal transport and carrier liability – content and context
Researcher Dr. Juris Ellen Eftestøl-Wilhelmsson, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Part V EC external competences: recent developments and the implications for maritime agreements
Rosa Greaves, Professor of Law at University of Glasgow and Professor II, University of Oslo, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law
The end of the shipping pool as we know it? – EC competition law and the legality of shipping pools 189
Assistant Attorney Maria Hempel, Nordisk Skibsrederforening
Oil companies and human rights
Dr. Juris Camilla Dalbak, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law University of Oslo
The organisation of Norwegian gas sales and competition law
Dr. Juris Anne-Karin Nesdam, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
Legal agenda for the review of the EU emissions trading scheme
Research fellow Catherine Banet, Scandinavian Institute of Maritime Law, University of Oslo
SIMPLY 2006 - MarIus 346
Financial guarantees and the underlying contract
Professor Dr. Juris Lars Gorton
The obligations and liablility of the shipper under the uncitral project
Professor Dr. Juris Hannu Honka
Maritime product liability
Professor Dr. Juris Vibe Ulfbeck
Limitation funds and regulation (ec) 1346/2000 on bankruptcy
Judge Henrik Bull, EFTA Court
The charteresr's ("befrakter's") right to limit his liability in respect of a claim from the shipowner for damage to the vessel – scandinavian and english law
Professor Dr. Juris Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen
Too many claimants, too little insurance
Professor Dr. Juris Erik Røsæg
Ec agency law and intermediaries in shipping
Researcher Dr. Juris Ellen Eftestøl-Wilhelmsson
Multi-party arbitration in international trade – problems and solutions
Associate professor Dr. Juris Kristina Maria Siig
The eu's exercise of port and coastal state jurisdiction
Research fellow Henrik Ringbom
Safeguarding ec fundamental freedoms: are shiå bockades exempt from the freedom of movement rules?
Research fellow Mikaela Björkholm
Reinsurance contracts. Application of the law, the reinsured's duty of disclosure and the reinsurer's obligation to indemnify the reinsured
Research fellow Kaja de Vibe
SIMPLY 2005 - MarIus 335
The Lugano Convention and Limitation of Shipowners’ Liability
Professor Emeritus Dr. Juris Erling Selvig
Carrier's Liability when transporting live fish
Professor Emeritus Dr. Juris Thor Falkanger
The doctrine of scope of service and mandatory legislation
Lawyer Trond Solvang, Nordisk Skibsrederforening
Precedent, travaux preparatoires, and the use of foreign law in English court practice: the JORDAN II
Queen's Counsel Timothy Young
Cancellation clauses in voyage charter parties
Associate attorney Herman Steen
War and terrorism exceptions – in compulsory insurance legislation and in the market
Professor Dr. Juris Erik Røsæg
The injured party’s right of direct action under the Finnish insurance contracts act
Lawyer Panu Karhu, Law Office of Panu Karhu
Recent Developments in (Re)Determination of Tract Participations in Unitisation Agreements
Lawyer Diana Amendoeira Maciel Hjørungnes
SIMPLY 2004 – MarIus 321
Misapprehension of peril in salvage
Professor dr. juris Erik Røsæg
The scope of liability in charter, parties – an introduction
Research fellow Sverre Ellenes
Cargo insurance for international, sales of goods
Professor dr. juris Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen
You are welcome, but… – Places of Refuge and environmental liability and compensation, with particular reference to the EU
Research fellow Henrik Ringbom
Free Movement – A Threat or an opportunity? A view on nationality requirements for the ship’s master
Research fellow Mikaela Björkholm
Applicability of the prompt release procedure of the UN Covention on the Law of the Sea of 1982 in matters of prevention, reduction and control of pollution from vessels
Researcher Ph.D Heiki Lindpere
Avoiding bankruptcy risks in construction contracts
Professor dr. juris Knut Kaasen
Norwegian gas supplies to the European market: Security of longterm supply after liberalization
Professor dr. juris Ulf Hammer
SIMPLY 2003 - MarIus 309
Time limitation of cargo claims against the sea carrier
Professor dr. juris Thor Falkanger
The buyer’s obligation to take delivery of another vessel in rightful contractual fulfilment or to mitigate loss
Research fellow Sverre Ellenes
Marine oil spills: The responsibilities of the shipping industry regarding preparedness and response
Gunnhild Storbekkrønning Andersen
The distinction between one and more than one insured event
Professor dr. juris Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen
The end of a long saga?
Christoph Jacobs
Collective agreements and competition law
Solicitors Managing Clerk Tom Sørum
Some major features of Norwegian offshore standard contracts
Professor dr. juris Knut Kaasen
System operation
Associate Professor Ulf Hammer
Relevant energy markets
Research fellow Anne-Karin Nesdam
SIMPLY 2002 - MarIus 295
Norwegian law on the formal validity of arbitration agreements
Kristina Maria Siig
Refugees as rescuees – the Tampa problem
Erik Røsæg
Maritime Liens on Cargo: A Survey of the Provisions in the Norwegian Maritime Code
Thor Falkanger
Issues of marine insurance. Misconduct of the assured and identification
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen
Identification in cargo insurance
Hans Jacob Bull
The forwarding agent’s storage service agreements – the expansion of the forwarding agent’s traditional role
Camilla Nyhus Kristiansen
Market Opening and Third Party Access: An Overview of the EU Gas Directive
Sondre Dyrland and Ketil Bøe Moe
SIMPLY 2001 - MarIus 281
Part I: Maritime Law
Mortgages on ships according to norwegian law
Thor Falkanger
Issues of marine insurance duty of disclosure, duty of good faith, alteration of risk and warranties
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen
Part II: Contracts Of Petroleums Law
Scope of joint operating agreement in norway
Knut Kaasen
Part III: Petroleum Law
The state’s direct financial interests in petroleum licences
Erling Selvig
Petroleum investments in russia: are there grounds for revising the preference for production sharing?
Guiditta Cordero Moss
Part IV: Energy Law
The effect of the electricity directive on the norwegian regulation of long term electricity exchange agreements between norwegian producers and continental utilities
Ulf Hammer
SIMPLY 2000 - MarIus 258
Part I: Maritime Law
Arrest of ships under norwegian law
Thor Falkanger
Modern regulation of univmodal and multimodal transport of goods
Per Westergaard Pedersen
Part II: Maritime Law Liability And Liability Insurance
The hns convention : a new challenge for international maritime law
Karine Le Couviour
Compulsory maritime insurance
Erik Røsæg
Part III: Marine Insurance - Hull And Cargo
The norwegian marine insurance plan and substandard ships
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen
Part IV: Energy Law
Structuring of the electricity market - a study in the regulation of the coordinating grid functions
Ulf Hammer
Consumer protection in the financial markets
Erling Selvig
SIMPLY 1999 - MarIus 247
Part I Maritime Law
Forced sale of vessels - according to norwegian law
Thor Falkanger
Finding the applicable law in multimodal transport
Kristina Maria Siig
Modern regulation of international unimodal and multimodal transport of goods
Per Westergaard Pedersen
Direct action against subcarriers under the c.m.r convention
Anette Jahr
On electronic bills of lading
Erik Røsæg
Part II Marine Insurance Plan
Third party claim under marine insurance the swedish approach
Svante O. Johansson
Third party claim under marine insurance the finnish approach
Peter Ivar Sandell
Third party claim under marine insurance the icelandic approach
Bjørn Danielsson
The provisions for time limit and limitation in the norwegian marine insurance plan of 1996 - legal framework and some problems
Trine-Lise Wilhelmsen
Part III Petroleum Law
Offshore cost overruns the investment committee report and its legal issues
Knut Kaasen
Partnering: the emperor's new clothes?
Knut Kaasen
The adoption of the production licence directive
Finn Arnesen
Part IV International Arbitration
Manifest disregard of the law ground for vacating an arbitral award in the united states
Anders Rødland
SIMPLY 1997 - MarIus 240
Part I Maritime Law
Liability for damage caused to and by dangerous goods under the maritime code of 1994
Cecilie Grue
Carriers and subcarriers of goods by sea
Per Vestergaard Pedersen
Forum and choice of law in the liner and tramp trades
Kristina Maria Siig
Termination of the right of stoppage in transit under the maritime code
Svante O. Johansson
The use of sea waybills in documentary credit - with view to letters of credit
Irene Utgaard
Late payment of timecharter hire and the scandinavian codes of maritime law
Thor Falkanger
Part II Marine Insurance Law
Norwegian marine insurance plan of 1996
Hans Jacob Bull
Part III Petroleum Law
Offshore project alliancing: the aim, the constraints and the contracts
Knut Kaasen
SIMPLY - The Scandinavian Institute's Maritime and Petroleum Law Yearbook