Question 2 [50 marks] "By virtue of Art IV(4) Hague and Hague-Visby Rules, the extreme consequences of deviation will seldom be visited on a sea carrier. Furthermore, the failure to address the circumstances when a deviation will or will not be lawful by The Hamburg Rules exposes a carrier subject to the Hamburg Rule regime, in respect of a claim before an English Court, to the full rigour of the doctrine of deviation." Outline the legal consequences of unlawful deviation at common law and compare and contrast the implications of The Hague, The Hague-Visby and The Hamburg Rules on the legal liabilities of sea carriers