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Drawing a blank

A shipbroker in Scandinavia was instructed by his principal to confirm re-delivery of a ship to its owners. He sent the notice of re-delivery to the owner’s broker in the Far East by e-mail, and

Welcome from Harry Gilbert - Chairman of ITIC

In this, my third year as chairman of your Club, it gives me great pleasure to introduce this edition of the Intermediary to you. Once again, under the stewardship of the Managers at Thomas Miller,

Charlotte Kirk

 Charlotte Kirk

Charlotte Kirk Charlotte joined ITIC in 1992 having previously worked at CISBACLUB, one of ITIC's predecessors. Charlotte is ITIC's commercial director and is the account executive responsible

Ship manager orders repairs in the name of the wrong company

Scandinavian ship managers were appointed as technical managers of a tanker owned by a K/S limited partnership.  The management agreement was originally between the ship managers and the

Fraudulent bills of lading

A Scandinavian ship agent was requested by a ship owner to issue bills of lading for a cargo of new steel coils of Turkish origin which were loaded in Turkey in November 1987. The cargo was in fact

Repairs in the wrong name

Scandinavian ship managers were appointed as technical managers of a tanker owned by a K/S limited partnership. The management agreement was originally between the ship managers and the shipowning

The forgotten tug costs

A Scandinavian port agent was asked by the owners of a ship to provide a proforma disbursement account for a call at their port. When the final disbursement account was sent to the owners, they

Name and blame

Name and blame

Scandinavian ship managers were appointed as technical managers of a tanker owned by a K/S limited partnership. The management agreement was originally between the ship managers and the owners but

Richard Jarvis

 Richard Jarvis

Richard Jarvis Richard has accumulated over 30 years investment experience. He joined Thomas Miller Investment in 1992 and holds responsibility for fixed income and currency management and

Ship agents count the cost of avoidable errors

International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) has emphasised how avoidable errors can prove expensive for ship agents. In the latest issue of its Claims Review, ITIC recounts how a ship agent