Claims Arising From a Forged Bill of Lading A bill of lading is one of the most important documents in maritime transport. It plays a vital role in proving title to the goods, recording the carrier’s undertakings, and...
What Is the Difference Between a Civil Partnership and a Commercial Company? A civil partnership and a commercial company are two principal forms of joint activity recognized in Iranian law, and each has a distinct legal purpose and...
The Legal Nature of Termination of an International Transportation Contract Termination of an international transportation contract is a significant institution in contract law and generally refers to the unilateral dissolution of a contract by one party on lawful...
Legal Issues of Vessel Delay at Port Vessel delays at port are a common challenge in maritime transport and can lead to significant legal consequences. Legal issues arising from vessel delays at port often stem from disputes among...
Combined Transport Combined transport refers to the use of two or more modes of transportation, such as maritime, land, and air, to move goods or passengers from one point to another. The purpose of combined transport rules is...
