
Carriage of goods
Doctrine in Shipping & Transport. 3 cases, with the principle each one established. By lanbuk.com.
- Air Cote d ivoire v Ibeachusi Okechukwu (CIV APP 89 of 2017) [2018] SLCA 1280 (22 November 2018)
Sierra Leone — Court of Appeal · 2018
Principle established: Summary judgment should not be granted where there are triable issues of fact, such as whether a third party interfered with luggage under international aviation conventions.
- Bia v Murray, 1950-56 ALR S.L. 369
Sierra Leone — African Law Reports · 1950-56
Principle established: A sea carrier's liability for carriage of goods terminates upon proper unloading and delivery onto the quay in accordance with port custom.
- Bia v. Murray (CIV APP 11 of 1954) [1954] SLCA 2 (12 April 1954)
Sierra Leone — Court of Appeal · 1954
Principle established: A carrier's responsibility for goods ends upon valid delivery according to the custom of the port of discharge, after which it holds the goods merely as an agent.
