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The Moorcock (1889)

Last modified: Thu Feb 23 16:37:38 2006

(1889) LR 14, PD 64. Shipowners contracted with wharf operators to unload the ship at the owner's dock. In attempting to do so, the ship grounded on a ridge and was damaged. In their defence, the wharf operators claimed that the contract did not contain a provision that the ship would not be damaged. The Court of Appeal held that such a provision had to be implied to give the contract `business efficacy'.

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