288. Proceeding 'so near to port of discharge as the ship can safely get': what amounts to obstruction.
288. Proceeding 'so near to port of discharge as the ship can safely get': what amounts to obstruction.
Carriage and Carriers (Volume 7 (2020)) | Commentary
It is the shipowner's duty to proceed on the original voyage until prevented from proceeding any further by some permanent obstruction1,
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