Lord Watson in Dahl v Nelson, Donkin, and Others, (1881) 6 App. Cas.38, stated at p.57 that
I think it may be taken as settled law, that when, by the terms of a charterparty, a loaded ship is destined to a particular dock, or as near thereto as she may safely get, the first of these alternatives constitutes a primary obligation; and, in order to complete her voyage, the vessel must proceed to and into the dock named, unless it has become in some sense "impossible" to do so.Read more here:http://caselawquotes.net/A/As_near_thereto_as_she_may_safely_get.html
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