FRUSTRATION & ΑΠΡΟΟΠΤΗ ΜΕΤΑΒΟΛΗ ΣΥΝΘΗΚΩΝ ΣΤΙΣ ΣΥΜΒΑΣΕΙΣ ΝΑΥΛΩΣΗΣ

Frustration & unforeseen changes of circumstances relating to charterparties Comparative study of english and greek law Ioannis Georgiadis, Attorney at Law Abstract: This thesis is based on the study of the doctrine of frustration in the english law of charterparties, the institution that is leading to the au- tomatic termination of a charterparty when the change of circumstances renders impossible the fulfillment of the contractual obligations and that change of circumstances is not due to the fault of the parties and could not be foreseen by the parties. The analysis begins with the examination of the application of the doctrine of frustration in the case of impossibility, then the case of excessive delay is being considered and finally reference ismade to cases of impracticability. ISBN 978-960-622-516-1 COPYRIGHT All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without the prior permission of NOMIKI BIBLIOTHIKI S.A., or as expressly permitted by law or under the terms agreed with the appropriate reprographic rights organi- sation. Enquiries concerning reproduction which may not be covered by the above should be addressed to NOMIKI BIBLIOTHIKI S.A. at the address below. DISCLAIMER The content of this work is intended for information purposes only and should not be treated as legal advice. The publication is necessarily of a general nature; NOMIKI BIBLIOTHIKI S.A. makes no claim as to the compre- hensiveness or accuracy of the information provided; Information is not offered for the purpose of providing individualized legal advice. Profes- sional advice should therefore be sought before any action is undertaken based on this publication. Use of this work does not create an attorney- client or any other relationship between the user and NOMIKI BIBLIOTHIKI S.A. or the legal professionals contributing to this publication. 23 Mavromichali str. | 106 80 | Athens | Greece T +30 210 3678 800 | F +30 210 3678 819 www.nb.org | info@nb.org © 2018, NOMIKI BIBLIOTHIKI S.A.