Take up Rotterdam Rules, lawyer urges
Australia faces being stuck with an antiquated regime of maritime laws that could see it fall out of touch with its major trading partners, a leading maritime lawyer has warned.
Stuart Hetherington, a partner at law firm Colin Biggers & Paisley, said it was in Australia’s interests, as a modern trading nation, to back the so-called Rotterdam Rules.
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