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Damage to Goods Means Physical Damage |
June 18, 2008
Previously published on May 2008
Ever since the 1957 decision of the House of Lords in Renton v Palmyra [1956] 2 Lloyd's Rep 379, (a case on Article III Rule 8) it has been settled that the words "loss or damage to or in connection with goods" as used in the Hague and Hague-Visby Rules are not limited to actual loss or physical damage but are wide enough to include claims for consequential loss - such as claims for delay.
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