SHINER

这条船本身就有一个MARKET PRICE.
The Noel Bay [1989] 1 LLR 361, where Mr Justice Staughton held that the owners were entitled to be placed in the same financial position as they would have enjoyed if the contract had not been breached. The judge also highlighted the common problem that almost invariably arises where there is a substitute fixture, namely that the substitute voyage lasts longer than the voyage under the original charter party. The solution commonly adopted is to take a proportion of the profits on the substitute voyage to set off against the profits lost on the original voyage: “otherwise one would be involved in calculations to the end of the ship's working life.”