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Tom Bird (instructed by Reed Smith LLP) for the Claimant Alexander Wright (instructed by Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP) for the Defendant Hearing date: 9 July 2020 ____________________
(i) Eternal Bliss was detained at the discharge port beyond the contractual laytime, due to port congestion and a lack of storage.
(ii) Priminds was therefore in breach of its obligation to complete discharge within the permitted laytime.
(iii) The condition of the cargo deteriorated as a result of the detention beyond the laytime, and not due to any want of care by K-Line.
(iv) K-Line suffered loss and damage and incurred expense as a result of the detention beyond the laytime, including dealing with and settling the cargo claims brought by the cargo interests and insurers.
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