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Ocean Bills of Lading


ISBN13: 9780792333616
ISBN: 0792333616
Published: July 1997
Publisher: Brill Academic Publishers
Format: Hardback
Price: £233.00



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The main thrust of this volume is the use of electronic bills of lading in lieu of the traditional documents. The advantages of electronic bills of lading are many, including lower cost, higher efficiency, improved security, and speedier delivery of goods at the end of the voyage (the collection of reports focus upon bills of lading for the international carriage of goods by sea). According to the contributors, the use of electronic bills of lading is, essentially, a business rather than a legal decision. The law may provide the legal framework for the function of electronic bills of lading in the same way and with the same effects as the traditional bills of lading. However, business interests will eventually determine whether the availability of, and the economic incentives for, the use of the electronic bills of lading outweigh concerns for privacy and the safeguarding of trade secrets, for accuracy of information, and for security transactions and acquisition. Such concerns call for technological rather than legal solutions. This book ahould appeal primarily to practitioners who are interested in economics and commerce.

Contents:
Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading; A.N. Yiannopoulos. Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading: Belgium; K. Bernauw. Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading: Argentina; J.D. Ray. Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading: Greece; S. Koussoulis. Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading: Netherlands; R.E. Japikse. Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading: Germany; R. Herber. L'evolution actuelle de la forme du connaissement: Canada; A. Braen. Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading: Great Britain; I. Mahalingam Carr. Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading: New Zealand; P. Myburgh. Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading: Australia; J. Livermore. L'evolution actuelle de la forme du connaissement: France; J.-P. Tosi. Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading: the United States; P. Winship. Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading: Greece; A. Kiantou Pampouki. Current Developments concerning the Form of Bills of Lading: Japan; M. Reiji Sakurai, M. Susumu Yoshida.