Clearly, the draft instrument is intended to provide a modern successor to existing international liability regimes in the field of carriage of goods by sea (i.e. the Hague, Hague Visby and Hamburg Rules).

It was further indicated that article X (c) of the Hague Visby Rules had been introduced in that instrument by the Visby Protocol, 1968, for reasons which were immaterial to the draft instrument, and that the provision gave rise to different interpretations in various jurisdictions.

Scope of application draft article 3 (2) was intended to ensure that transactions covered by the Hague and Hague Visby Rules would continue to be governed by the draft instrument, so that the draft instrument would not reduce the current level of coverage.

It was further indicated that the mechanism proposed in draft article 4 was similar to the one in place under the Hague Visby Rules for cases when bills of lading were issued.

The rule in the proposed redraft of article 3 (2), under which these contracts would fall under the scope of application of the draft instrument, was described as consistent with the Hague Visby Rules insofar as bills of lading were concerned.

In turn, it was observed that article X (c) of the Hague Visby Rules had created in certain countries difficulties at the constitutional level, which might be prevented by the deletion of the proposed bracketed text for draft article 2 (1)(c).

The question remains whether a provision such as paragraph (2) of scope of application draft article 2, set out above, is still necessary it was once thought to be required and thus it was included in Article X of Hague Visby Rules.

In this article, the act or omission of the shipper' exception is retained, but this exception operates now within the context of another division of the burden of proof between the carrier and the claimant than it did under the Hague Visby Rules.

However, it was also suggested that the proposed bracketed text should be retained as it corresponded to article X (c) of the Hague Visby Rules, which had wide application in practice, especially for cross traders carrying goods through States not party to the instrument.

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Ms. Schulz (Observer for the Hague Conference on Private International Law) noted that the Commission had decided that the draft convention would apply where the rules of private international law led to the application of the law of a Contracting State.

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