280. Deviation.
A voluntary1 departure from the direct route or an unreasonable delay, at any rate if wilful2, constitutes a deviation. Unless it can be justified on one of the grounds subsequently
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A voluntary1 departure from the direct route or an unreasonable delay, at any rate if wilful2, constitutes a deviation. Unless it can be justified on one of the grounds subsequently
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