The Law on Charterparty in Cameroon - Focham Ngwa, Nicholas
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This book brings out some of the rules governing charter party contracts in Cameroon as defined by its national legislations as well as other duly ratified treaties or international conventions. The law on charter party is vast, complex and developing thereby making an in-depth study into the subject matter imperative. This helps us to establish the rights and obligations involved in the contract and the relationship between the bill of lading and charter party. Also, it establishes a confident approach in the resolution of disputes arising from charter party and how to put together a charter,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book brings out some of the rules governing charter party contracts in Cameroon as defined by its national legislations as well as other duly ratified treaties or international conventions. The law on charter party is vast, complex and developing thereby making an in-depth study into the subject matter imperative. This helps us to establish the rights and obligations involved in the contract and the relationship between the bill of lading and charter party. Also, it establishes a confident approach in the resolution of disputes arising from charter party and how to put together a charter, by working through the terms and key points relating to charter party. It therefore elucidates clearly and concisely on the rules governing charter party contracts in Cameroon vis-à-vis the various pieces of legislations applicable in Cameroon. It seeks to analyse the legal issues relating to charter parties by examining them in a logical manner, progressively tracing the subject from its creation to its termination and the possible remedies available in case of breach of any obligation.
Autorenporträt
Nicholas FOCHAM NGWA is a holder of an LL.B in Common Law from the University of Buea and a Masters Degree in International Trade and Investment Law in Africa from the University of Dschang, Cameroon. He is currently a Ph.D maritime researcher and a part-time lecturer in the school of transport and logistic, university of Bamenda, Cameroon.