Hi can some please give me a guidline for my question below, im stuck, what is the difference between consigmn
O time chartered his ship to T, who in turn sub-chartered it out on a voyage charter to Victor, to carry a consignment of Russian vodka, from a port in Russia to Chittagong in Bangladesh. (Russia is a signatory to the Hague-Visby Rules.) The voyage charter contained a clause stating that the carrier was not to deviate for any reason whatsoever other than to save life. Victor had impressed upon T the need to get the vodka to Chittagong as quickly as possible, in order to catch the Chittagong summer vodka-drinking season that has recently become popular with law and shipping students. The vodka was shipped on board (at the Russian port of Vladivostok, off the Pacific Ocean) in 10,000 crates (each crate being numbered) and the master issued a set of clean bills of lading to cover all 10,000 crates.
Victor subsequently sold crates 4 and 5 to Susan who runs a trendy vodka bar in Chittagong, and indorsed a ship’s delivery order in respect of the two crates in her favour. Susan accepted and paid against the sale invoice and the ship’s delivery order. On the reasonable assumption that the vodka would arrive in time for students’ academic summer break, Susan advertised a series of vodka drinking events, in the hope of attracting fun-loving students during their post-exam celebrations. Several modern young Bangladeshi shipping students had told her that during this time they will be going out drinking and that they would certainly be interested in going to Susan’s bar for the vodka drinking activities and to meet other fun-loving shipping students.
Just after the vessel had left Vladivostok, the master heard that a tsunami-type wave had hit the island of Ruritania, which is some way off the eastern coast of Japan, in the Pacific Ocean. Although there was, fortunately, no loss of life, there was great devastation to property and other infrastructure on the island, and many people were left homeless and without adequate water supplies. One of the vessel’s engineers was a highly trained civil marine engineer, and the master decided to deviate from the direct route in order to drop this engineer off at Ruritania in the hope that he would be able to help the devastated community. There was severe disruption at the port in Ruritania and in fact this deviation took much longer than expected, and was a significant time addition to the anticipated length of the voyage.
By the time the ship eventually arrived in Chittagong, the summer vodka-drinking season and the post-exam celebrations had finished.
Advise BOTH Victor and Susan of any claims they might have in respect of their loss and damage.

