The international liability funds in the maritime field

This Paper aims to explore the current system of the international liability funds in the maritime field. Through the systematic economical, legal and political analysis of the current and envisaged international, regional and national liability funds connected to the pollution of the seas, an ove...

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Main Author: Mišo Mudrić
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Hrvatska Akademija Znanosti i Umjetnosti 2009-08-01
Series:Poredbeno Pomorsko Pravo
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Online Access:https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/65768
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spelling doaj-08f1e5f47ae94cadbd00b91e58543c822020-11-24T21:52:09ZengHrvatska Akademija Znanosti i UmjetnostiPoredbeno Pomorsko Pravo1331-99141848-89272009-08-0148163167191The international liability funds in the maritime fieldMišo Mudrić0Max Planck Research School for Maritime Affairs, Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law, HamburgThis Paper aims to explore the current system of the international liability funds in the maritime field. Through the systematic economical, legal and political analysis of the current and envisaged international, regional and national liability funds connected to the pollution of the seas, an overview of the function, efficiency and critical considerations of the chosen liability funds will be presented. A comparison between the international system of the compensation for the oil pollution damage (and the pending hazardous and noxious substances compensation model), and that of the United States is necessary, in order to determine a difference in approaches these two systems use to tackle the burning issues of oil (and hazardous and noxious substances) spills. A special consideration will be devoted to the questions of limited or unlimited liability, scope and strength of the Protection & Indemnity insurance and reinsurance market, problems of the channeling of the liability, moral hazard of the financial caps, and the general lack of the liability funds in the maritime field. Finally, an attempt will be made to consolidate the difference in opinions regarding the previously mentioned issues, and to predict the possible routes of changes awaiting the fund compensation systems.https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/65768maritime liability fundslimitation of liabilitypollution of the seasoil pollution damageOPA 90pomorski fondovi za odgovornostP and Iograničenje odgovornosti
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author Mišo Mudrić
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The international liability funds in the maritime field
Poredbeno Pomorsko Pravo
maritime liability funds
limitation of liability
pollution of the seas
oil pollution damage
OPA 90
pomorski fondovi za odgovornost
P and I
ograničenje odgovornosti
author_facet Mišo Mudrić
author_sort Mišo Mudrić
title The international liability funds in the maritime field
title_short The international liability funds in the maritime field
title_full The international liability funds in the maritime field
title_fullStr The international liability funds in the maritime field
title_full_unstemmed The international liability funds in the maritime field
title_sort international liability funds in the maritime field
publisher Hrvatska Akademija Znanosti i Umjetnosti
series Poredbeno Pomorsko Pravo
issn 1331-9914
1848-8927
publishDate 2009-08-01
description This Paper aims to explore the current system of the international liability funds in the maritime field. Through the systematic economical, legal and political analysis of the current and envisaged international, regional and national liability funds connected to the pollution of the seas, an overview of the function, efficiency and critical considerations of the chosen liability funds will be presented. A comparison between the international system of the compensation for the oil pollution damage (and the pending hazardous and noxious substances compensation model), and that of the United States is necessary, in order to determine a difference in approaches these two systems use to tackle the burning issues of oil (and hazardous and noxious substances) spills. A special consideration will be devoted to the questions of limited or unlimited liability, scope and strength of the Protection & Indemnity insurance and reinsurance market, problems of the channeling of the liability, moral hazard of the financial caps, and the general lack of the liability funds in the maritime field. Finally, an attempt will be made to consolidate the difference in opinions regarding the previously mentioned issues, and to predict the possible routes of changes awaiting the fund compensation systems.
topic maritime liability funds
limitation of liability
pollution of the seas
oil pollution damage
OPA 90
pomorski fondovi za odgovornost
P and I
ograničenje odgovornosti
url https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/65768
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