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Lighterage and Demurrage

Lighterage and Demurrage legal meaning, translation and judicial precedents.

Meaning & Judicial Interpretation: (اردو مفہوم اور قانونی تشریح)

Demurrage is a fee charged for delay in loading/unloading cargo, and lighterage is the fee for transporting cargo between ships and shore using lighters.

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Precedents & Case Laws citing "Lighterage and Demurrage"

PLD 1960
Suit No. 649 of 1953, decided on 13th November 1959.

P L D 1960 (W

MESSRs DADA LTD.‑Plaintiff Versus MESSRS THE TRANS OCEANIC STEAMSHIP Co. LTD. — Defendant

Court: Lighterage and demurrage‑Charge levied by steamship companies from shippers over and above freight‑Refundable if not used for purpose for which charge was imposed: Messrs Mohammadi Steamship Co. Ltd. v. Messrs Abdul A. A. Mohd P L D 1959 Kar. 269 dissented from.
PLD 1966
Letters Patent Appeals Nos. 73 to 78 of 1959 and Nos. 6, 7 and 11 of 1960, decided on 18th April 1964.

P L D 1966 (W

MUHAMMADI STEAMSHIP CO. AND OTHERS‑Appellants Versus DADA LTD. AND OTHERS‑Respondents

Court:
PLD 1961
27th January 1960

P L D 1961 Dacca 132

M/s MUHAMMADI STEAMSHIP Co. LTD., KARACHI‑Appellant Versus M/s. ABDUR RAHMAN‑ABDUL GANI‑Respondent

Court: High Court
PLD 1959
Revision Application No. 25 of 1955, decided on 2nd March 1959,

P L D 1959 (W

MESSRS MUHAMMADI STEAMSHIP Co., LIMITED Applicants Versus MESSRS ABDUL AZIZ ALI MOHAMMED‑Opponents

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PLD 1978
Letters Patent Appeal No. 13 of 1968, decided on 11th January 1978.

P L D 1978 Karachi 585

MESSRS JAFFER BROS. LTD.‑‑Appellant Versus ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN AND ANOTHER‑Respondents

Court: ‑‑ S. 56‑Executory contract‑Uncontemplated turn of events occurring making further performance of contract impossible or unlawful, contract becomes frustrated at such point and parties absolved from further performance ‑ Contract, notwithstanding uncontemplated turn of events, not becoming impossible to perform, parties, held, continue bound by terms of contract and Court left with no power on discretion to qualify contract and depart from express terms on ground of change of circumstances being unforeseen or performance of contract becoming more onerous.‑Contract.‑British Movitonnews Ltd. v. London & District Cinemas Ltd. (1950) 2 All E R ‑390 standing overruled.
PLD 1960
Suit No. 396 of 1956 decided on 12th August 1960.

P L D 1960 (W

PAKISTAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LTD.‑Plaintiffs Versus THE BANK OF BAHAWALPUR LTD. — Defendants .

Court:
PTD 1960
Petition No. 38 of 1959, decided on 25th January 1960.

1960 P T D 610

J. V. GOKAL & CO. (PRIVATE) LTD. Versus THE ASSISTANT COLLECTOR OF SALES TAX (INSPECTION) AND OTHERS

Court: Supreme Court (India)
PLD 1960
Suit No. 1087 of 1952, decided on 19th February 1960.

P L D 1960 (W

MICHAL ASSELY and others‑Plaintiffs Versus MESSRS ABDUL SATTAR & BROS.‑Defendants

Court: