Now revised, updated and expanded, this remains the only book specifically devoted to the subject of port, harbour and terminal regulations.
Contents
Preface to First Edition
Preface to Second Edition
About the Author
1. Scope and Background
2. Ports, Harbours and Terminals
3. Port and Harbour Authorities
4. Terminal Owners and Operators
5. Port and Terminal Bye-Laws and Regulations
6. Legal Status and Drafting Aspects of Bye-Laws and Regulations
7. Enforceability
8. Analysis: Port and Harbour Bye-Laws
9. Analysis: Private Terminal Regulations
10. Analysis: Commercial Terminal Regulations
11. Analysis: Project Terminal Regulations
12. Practical, Commercial and Political Considerations
13. Interface between Terminal Regulations and Terminal User’s other Contracts
14. Interface between Terminal Regulations and Terminal Owner’s other Contracts
15. Interface with Uncontracted Third Parties and other Potential Disputes
Index
Anthony Jennings was educated at Trinity College, Oxford. He was Senior Legal Advisor and Company Secretary at Texaco, later ChevronTexaco, later Chevron, in London, specializing in oil and gas and marine and shipping law, and a member of the United Kingdom Energy Lawyers Group. He was at various times a member of the legal committees of the United Kingdom Petroleum Industry Association (UKPIA), the United Kingdom Offshore Operators’ Association, now known as Oil & Gas UK, and the Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF). He is a member of the Law Society. He was a contributor to Oil and Gas Infrastructure and Midstream Agreements (Langham Legal Publishing 1999) and Natural Gas Agreements (Sweet & Maxwell 2001). He is also the author of Oil and Gas Exploration Contracts (Sweet & Maxwell 2002, second edition 2008), Fuel Storage Transportation and Supply Agreements (Witherby Publishing 2004) and Oil and Gas Production Contracts (Sweet & Maxwell 2008).
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