Alianca Navegacao e Logistica Ltda v. Ameropa SA (The “Santa Isabella”) – QBD (Comm Ct), 22 November 2019

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Upon arrival at the disport, cargo damage was discovered which delayed discharge. Charterers argued they are not liable for the delays or damage to the cargo on the account of owners failing to properly care for the cargo or choose the “usual and reasonable route”. The key issues addressed for a decision were: choice of route, vessel speed/reasonable despatch, ventilation, re-infestation, quarantine, and delays in discharging.
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