Why little recent case law regarding claim in rail transport


Question I

According to the Forum Not Agree Principle, there are several reasons why a court might decide that a jurisdiction other than its own would be a more appropriate place to settle a lawsuit dealing with a claim in relation to international shipping. Please list three of these reasons.

Question II

What is a stop in transit?

Question III

In your own words, what is the Montreal Convention?

Question IV

Why is there little recent case law regarding claims in rail transport?

Question V

For which mode of transportation should a notice of claim for damage or partial loss to a shipment be submitted soonest?

Question VI

For which mode of transportation does a shipper or consignee have the most time before it is too late to submit a notice of claim?

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