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P&I and Defence Rules and Correspondents 2019/20 2019/20 P&I and Defence Rules and P&I and Defence Rules and Correspondents Correspondents www.standard-club.com P&I and Defence rules for the 2019/20 policy year of The Standard Club Ltd The Standard Club UK Ltd The Standard Club Asia Ltd The Standard Club Ireland DAC Website: www.standard-club.com i Contents Section no. Page no. 1 The Directors v 2 The Managers vii 3 The P&I Rules of The Standard Club UK Ltd 1 The P&I Rules of The Standard Club Asia Ltd 53 The P&I Rules of The Standard Club Ireland DAC 54 The Defence Rules of The Standard Club UK Ltd 55 The Defence Rules of The Standard Club Asia Ltd 59 The Defence Rules of The Standard Club Ireland DAC 60 4 Index to the P&I and Defence Rules 61 ii Section no. Page no. 5 Additional Covers Maritime Labour Convention extension clause 2019 69 Through transport extension clause 2019 71 Contractual extension clause 2019 72 Salvors’ extension clauses 2019 73 Cargo deviation clause 2019 74 Charterers’ liability for damage to hull clause 2019 75 Offshore extension clauses 2019 76 P&I war risks clause 2019 77 War risks clause for additional covers 2019 80 Bio-chemical risks inclusion clause 2019 83 6 Oil Spills in the United States 85 7 Maps and Correspondents 87 iii iv P&I and Defence Rules and Correspondents 01 The Directors 1 The Standard Club 01 Directors Mr Cesare d’Amico, Italy Dr Gunther Jaegers, Germany Chairman Reederei Jaegers GmbH d’Amico Società di Navigazione SpA Mrs Harjeet Kaur Joshi, India Mr Nicolas Hadjioannou, Greece Shipping Corporation of India Ltd Deputy Chairman Alassia Holdings, Inc Mr David Koo, Hong Kong Valles Steamship Co Ltd Mr Erik Johnsen, United States Deputy Chairman Mr Tomomaru Kuroyanagi, Sea Ocean Carriers Ltd Pte Singapore Kumiai Navigation (Pte) Ltd Mr Necdet Aksoy, Turkey Akmar Holding SA Mr Emanuele Lauro, Monaco Scorpio Group Mr Arthur Bensler, Canada Teekay Corporation Mr David Marock, United Kingdom Manager Mr Philip Clausius, Singapore Transport Capital Pte Ltd Mr Ricardo Menendez, Argentina Interocean Transportation Inc Mr Carlo Cosimi, Italy Saipem Spa Mr Allister Paterson, Canada CSL Group Inc Mr Alan Cossar, Bermuda Bermudian resident director Mr Constantine Peraticos, Greece Pleiades Shipping Agents SA Mr Luigi D’Amato, Italy Fratelli D’Amato SpA Ms Marielena Procopiou, Greece Dynacom Mr Ronald Forest, United States Matson Navigation Co Inc Mr Ken Soerensen, Canada Algoma Central Corporation Mr Alistair Groom, United Kingdom Mr Oivind Tangen, The Netherlands Mr Jeremy Grose, United Kingdom SBM Offshore Manager Mr Choo Wee Teo, Singapore Mr Bhumindr Harinsuit, Thailand Pacific International Lines (Pte) Ltd The Harinsuit Transport Co Ltd Mr James Woodrow, Singapore Mr Lars Henneberg, Denmark The China Navigation Co Pte Ltd A.P. Moller-Maersk Dr Chen-Huei Yeh, Taiwan Mr Karl Howarth, United Kingdom Kuang Ming Shipping Corp P&O Ferries Mr Barnabas Hurst-Bannister, United Kingdom v The Standard Club UK Ltd Directors Mr Alistair Groom, United Kingdom Mr Karl Howarth, United Kingdom Chairman P&O Ferries Mr Alan Cossar, Bermuda Mr Barnabas Hurst-Bannister, Bermudian resident director United Kingdom Mr Cesare d’Amico, Italy Mr Erik Johnsen, United States d’Amico Società di Navigazione SpA Sea Ocean Carriers Ltd Pte Mr Jeremy Grose, United Kingdom Mr David Marock, United Kingdom Manager Manager Mr Nicolas Hadjioannou, Greece Mr Ricardo Menendez, Argentina Alassia Holdings, Inc Interocean Transportation Inc The Standard Club Asia Ltd Directors Mr Bhumindr Harinsuit, Thailand Mr Tomomaru Kuroyanagi, Chairman Singapore The Harinsuit Transport Co Ltd Kumiai Navigation (Pte) Ltd Mr Philip Clausius, Singapore Mr Ricardo Menendez, Argentina Transport Capital Pte Ltd Interocean Transportation Inc Mr Cesare d’Amico, Italy Mr Choo Wee Teo, Singapore d’Amico Società di Navigazione SpA Pacific International Lines (Pte) Ltd Mrs Harjeet Kaur Joshi, India Mr James Woodrow, Singapore Shipping Corporation of India Ltd The China Navigation Co Pte Ltd Mr David Koo, Hong Kong Dr Chen-Huei Yeh, Taiwan Valles Steamship Co Ltd Kuang Ming Shipping Corp The Standard Club Ireland DAC Directors Mr Barnabas Hurst-Bannister, Mr Cesare d’Amico, Italy United Kingdom d’Amico Società di Navigazione SpA Chairman Mr Robert Drummond, Ireland Mr Michael Brady, Ireland Manager Mr Ciaran McGettrick, Ireland vi P&I and Defence Rules and Correspondents 02 The Managers 2 The Managers Bermuda office Dublin office Charles Taylor & Co. (Bermuda) Fitzwilliam Hall, Fitzwilliam Place Swan Building, 2nd Floor Dublin 2 26 Victoria Street, Hamilton Ireland HM 12 Bermuda Telephone: +353 1 669 4884 Telephone: +1 441 292 7655 Email: [email protected] 02 London office Singapore office Charles Taylor & Co. Limited Charles Taylor Mutual Management (Asia) Pte. Limited The Minster Building 21 Mincing Lane 140 Cecil Street, London EC3R 7AG #16-00A PIL Building United Kingdom Singapore 069540 Telephone: +44 20 3320 8888 Telephone: +65 6506 2896 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Emergency telephone: Emergency telephone: +44 79 3211 3573 +65 6506 2800 Piraeus office Hong Kong office Charles Taylor & Co Limited Charles Taylor Mutual c/o Richard Hogg Lindley (Hellas) Ltd Management (Asia) Pte. Limited (Hong Kong Branch) 85 Akti Miaouli Piraeus 185 38 Room 710, 7/F., Greece CC Wu Building Telephone: +30 210 429 1840/ 302-308 Hennessy Road 1850/1860 Wanchai Email: [email protected] Hong Kong Emergency telephone: Telephone: +852 2399 6120 +30 694 794 0096 Email: [email protected] Emergency telephone: New York office +852 6135 5776 Charles Taylor P&I Management (Americas), Inc 180 Maiden Lane Suite 6A New York, NY 10038 United States of America Telephone: +1 212 809 8085 Email: [email protected] Emergency telephone: +44 79 3211 3573 vii Bermuda Andy McComb – General Manager & Group Compliance Officer o: +1 441 278 7700 [email protected] m: +1 441 505 8495 Roxeen White – Vice President o: +1 441 278 7712 [email protected] m: +1 441 505 4832 London Jeremy Grose – Chief Executive o: +44 20 3320 8835 [email protected] m: +44 79 3211 3594 James Bean – Managing Director o: +44 20 3320 8811 [email protected] m: +44 79 1776 0820 Claims Sam Kendall-Marsden – Director of Claims o: +44 20 3320 8876 [email protected] m: +44 78 2785 0655 Underwriting & Reinsurance John Reily – Director of Underwriting o: +44 20 3320 8838 [email protected] m: +44 77 1286 5750 Mark Collins – Deputy Director of Underwriting o: +44 20 3320 8851 [email protected] m: +44 77 1287 1315 Stuart Capewell – Reinsurance Director o: +44 20 3320 8849 [email protected] m: +44 79 8136 2254 Andy Cunningham – Reinsurance Operations Director o: +44 20 3320 8808 [email protected] m: +44 78 2730 2445 Claire Wheeler – Underwriting Operations Director o: +44 20 3320 8880 [email protected] m: +44 77 9583 7940 Strategy & Change Management Dipo Oyewole – Performance & Strategy Director o: +44 20 7522 7457 [email protected] m: +44 78 8047 3950 Barbara Jennings – Director of Change Management o: +44 20 3320 8830 [email protected] m: +44 77 7551 5877 viii Marketing Emma Newton – Senior Marketing Business Partner o: +44 20 3320 8977 [email protected] m: +44 78 2505 4808 Risk Management Grant McManus – Chief Risk Officer o: +44 20 3320 8821 [email protected] m: +44 77 8547 5232 02 Compliance & Governance Sue Lawson – Head of Compliance & Governance o: +44 20 7767 2714 [email protected] m: +44 78 2685 9134 Finance & Secretariat Nick Jelley – Chief Financial Officer o: +44 20 3320 8845 [email protected] m: +44 78 2655 2861 Andrew Newman – Actuarial Director o: +44 20 3320 8981 [email protected] m: +44 79 1999 5446 Nicola Podmore – Company Secretary o: +44 20 7767 2770 [email protected] m: +44 74 6991 6721 Loss Prevention Yves Vandenborn – Director of Loss Prevention o: +65 6506 2852 [email protected] m: +65 9879 8606 John Dolan – Deputy Director of Loss Prevention o: +44 20 7522 7531 [email protected] m: +44 79 1957 1011 Julian Hines – Loss Prevention Manager o: +44 20 3320 8812 [email protected] m: +44 79 2013 5078 Clive Rees – Senior Surveyor o: +44 20 7522 7486 [email protected] m: +44 78 2782 5709 Kirk McGregor – Marine Surveyor o: +44 20 7680 5626 [email protected] m: +44 75 0099 8901 Tim Prior – Marine Surveyor o: +44 20 3320 8987 [email protected] m: +44 78 2352 1087 Jennifer Bellsham – Loss Prevention Administrator o: +44 20 7522 7509 s&[email protected] ix European Division Nick Frampton – Head of Division o: +44 20 3320 8881 [email protected] m: +44 77 1789 6170 Claims Revecca Vasiliou – Divisional Claims Director o: +44 20 7680 5619 [email protected] m: +44 77 8836 4971 Ewa Szteinduchert – Divisional Claims Director o: +44 20 7680 5657 [email protected] m: +44 77 6928 0576 Jamie Green – Claims Director o: +44 20 7680 5611 [email protected] m: +44 75 0012 1706 Torbjorn Claesson – Senior Claims Executive o: +44 20 3320 2290 [email protected] m: +44 79 2059 0311 Anastasia Alexaki – Claims Executive o: +44 20 7680 5608 [email protected] m: +44 78 8082 2433 Danielle Anderson – Claims Executive o: +44 20 3320 2268 [email protected] m: +44 78 2521 8065 Matt Bevan – Claims Executive o: +44 20 7522 7514 [email protected] m: +44 77 6893 6437 Lisa Jenkins – Claims Executive o: +44 20 3320 7442 [email protected] m: +44 78 8751 2146 Anna Kalogianni – Claims Executive o: +44 20 7522 6464 [email protected] m:
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