477. Where a claim is brought against the carrier by a non-charterer.
477. Where a claim is brought against the carrier by a non-charterer.
Carriage and Carriers (Volume 7 (2020)) | Commentary
Where the goods are shipped on a chartered ship by a person other than the charterer, or where a claim is brought against the carrier by a receiver who is not the charterer1, the issue arises as to
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