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[2013] TLQ Online
TLQ Online contains online articles on travel law that complement those found in the hard copy of the Travel Law Quarterly
[2013] TLQ Online 4. Tony Cordato on dangerous airborne activities
This article on dangerous airborne activities complements the article at [2013] TLQ 95 by Jeff Wilks on hot air balloon accidents.
[2013] TLQ Online 7. Timothy Law on the case of Fares v Air Canada
Another Canadian jurist has had an opportunity to address issues raised under the Montreal Convention. On this occasion it was Madam Justice Robertson of the Nova Scotia Supreme Court, in Fares v Air Canada (2012, NSSC 71 (CanLII)), a case which came before her on appeal from the Nova Scotia Small Claims Court.
[2013] TLQ Online 9. Katja Brecke on German decisions on Regulation 261/2004
On 3 January 2013 the German Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof/BGH, ‘the Court’) handed down its reasoning in two separate cases relating to the right to compensation for flight delays, X ZR 12/12 and X ZR 14/12, both dating from 13 November 2012. The Court held in both cases that passengers are not entitled to compensation under Regulation (EC) No 261/2004 (‘the Regulation’) if the delay occurred on a connecting flight departing from outside the territory of the European Union.
[2014] TLQ Online
This is Volume 2 of TLQ Online which contains online articles on travel law that complement those found in the hard copy of the Travel Law Quarterly
[2015] TLQ Online 4 Alberto Polimeni on the Costa Concordia tragedy Part Three
Part Three of Alberto Polimeni’s article on the Costa Concordia tragedy examines how the Italian courts would assess the damages available to the victims.
