Carriage of Goods by Sea Act, 1925
Once the liability is extinguished, no scope of any acknowledgment of liability
61 DLR 463: Eximpo Trading Limited Vs. MV Banglar Kakoli: Section 19 of the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act, 1925: That the words in Clause 6 of Article III of the Schedule of the Indian Carriage of Goods by Sea Act, 1925 are apt (যথাযথ) to express an intention of total extinction (লোপ) of the liability and national character of the legislation, be construed in that sense. It is hardly necessary to add that once the liability is extinguished (অবসান) under this clause, there is no scope of any acknowledgement of liability thereunder. (Para-58-59, Mr. Justice Shamim Hasnain). Ref: 10 DLR 307, 46 DLR 23, 59 DLR 151, 1983 BLD 3= 34 DLR 362, PLD 1957 Karaci 315, 1986 MLD 54, AIR 1960(SC)1058, AIR 1981(Calcutta)298.
