Walumba The v Australian Coastal Shipping Commission

JurisdictionVictoria
Year1964
Date1964
CourtSupreme Court

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  • Maritime Towage
    • Canada
    • Irwin Books Canadian Maritime Law. Second Edition Part V
    • 21 June 2016
    ...P 46. 104 [1994] 2 FC 265 (TD). 105 UKSTC, above note 2, cl 1(iv). 106 Walumba (The) v Australian Coastal Shipping Commission , [1964] 2 Lloyd’s Rep 387 (Vic SC). 107 Remorqueurs du Québec v Keystone Navigation (1990), 45 FTR 64 (TD). Responding to a distress call is a statutory duty, Canad......
  • Maritime Towage
    • Canada
    • Irwin Books Archive Maritime Law
    • 27 August 2003
    ...211. 53 U.K. Standard Conditions for Towage, above note 2, art.l(iv). 54 Walumba (The) v. Australian Coastal Shipping Comission, [1964] 2 Lloyd's Rep. 387 (Vic. S.C.). 55 Remorqueurs du Quebec v. Keystone Navigation (1990), 45 ET.R. 64. Responding to a distress call is a statutory duty. Can......