Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts. Adriatic Institut
Abstract
Pomorski tovarni list (waybill) je čest dokument u praksi. Pomorski zakonik [RH] nema propisa o pomorskom tovarnom listu, iako se propisi o istom pojavljuju u Haškoj, Hamburškoj i Multimodalnoj konvenciji.
Međunarodni pomorski odbor [CMI] je donio posebna pravila o pomorskom tovarnom listu, a BIMCO i mnoge pomorske kompanije izdale su dokumente za tovarne listove.
U vezi s tovarnim listom, a sobzirom na činjenicu da su Haška pravila kod nas promulgirana, razmatra se njihova primjena ex proprio vigore, kao i situacija kad se Haška pravila, a eventualno i ostale konvencije i pravila CMI-a, uglavljuju kao lex contractus.
Analiziraju se CMI Pravila o pomorskom tovarnom listu. Pledira se za reguliranje tovarnog lista u Pomorskom zakoniku.The new Maritime Code of the Republic of Croatia has no provision regarding the sea waybill.
Discussing both, the fact that sea waybills are more and more in use in everyday maritime transport and that they are regulated by Hague Rules, Hamburg Rules, CMI Uniform Rules for Sea Waybills and Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits, 1994, and the fact that BIMCO has issued forms for sea waybills, the author arrives to the conclusion that the [Croatian] Maritime Code should be amended by introduction of rules and regulations regarding the sea waybills, as soon as possible
