Summary of ⭐️ Bill of Lading CLAUSULA 22 ✅PROMEDIO EN SALVAMENTO✅

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The video discusses CLAUSULA 22, which is a standard clause in shipping contracts. The clause establishes the average general settlement as a currency for damage costs, and specifies that the shipowner will decide which currency to use as a reference for covering the cost. The clause also explicitly covers salvage, specifying that all those using the ship's service, as well as the ship's owners, carriers, and agents, will be responsible for covering the damage in proportion to their share of the ship's cargo weight that was present at the time.

  • 00:00:00 The video discusses CLAUSULA 22, which is a standard clause in shipping contracts. The main points are that the average general settlement will be established as a currency for damage costs, and that the shipowner will decide which currency to use as a reference for covering the cost. This is based on the Jörg and Amberes 1994 rules, as well as the Vélez o Conocimiento de Embarque clause from the New Jason shipping contract. The third point is about salvage, which is covered explicitly in CLAUSULA 22. In any case where heavy damage to the ship is caused, any incident that compromises the ship will be subject to this clause, which specifies that all those using the ship's service, as well as the ship's owners, carriers, and agents, will be responsible for covering the damage in proportion to their share of the ship's cargo weight that was present at the time.

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