[COURT OF APPEAL]
COMPAGNIE TUNISIENNE DE NAVIGATION S.A. v. COMPAGNIE D'ARMEMENT MARITIME S.A.
1969 June 10, 11
Lord Denning M.R., Salmon and Karminski L.JJ.
Conflict of LawsContractProper lawContract negotiated in Paris between French shipowners and Tunisian company for transport of oil between Tunisian portsPrinted form in standard English tanker voyage charter form with additional typed clauses executedPrinted clause providing “This contract shall be governed by the laws of the flag of the vessel carrying the goods”No vessel namedNo flag nominatedPrinted clause providing for arbitration in LondonAdditional clause that “shipment to be effected in tonnage owned, controlled or chartered by” French shipownersWhether clause purporting to specify proper law capable of application where no vessel and no flag specifiedWhether clause providing for arbitration in London carrying inference that proper law English.

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