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324. Negligence of shipowner's employees.

Excepted perils in a charterparty¹ presumptively do not protect the shipowner where the peril which causes the loss is attributable to the negligence of his employees: as a result it is not unusual for the charterparty to contain a negligence clause extending the scope of the exceptions

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