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  • Maritime Law Liability for Losses Caused by Inherently Dangerous Goods Shipped By Sea

    Maritime cargo often incorporates dangerous goods. This article explores the established liability when Dangerous goods are shipped by sea.
    By domanconsulting June 28, 2011 

  • Emergency Situations on Ship : Oil Spills - II

    Do you know how much oil can a ship discharge in sea water? and where? If not just read this this article where we will learn about the different ways and measures to control oil pollution from ships.
    By Raunekk June 27, 2011 

  • Marine Safety Management - What is ISM Code?

    There are so many regulations that govern the shipping industry that sometimes it becomes tough for a ship to organize and follow all of them. With a need to improve the organizational structure of the regulations body ISM code was established.
    By Raunekk May 31, 2011 


  • Legal Speciality: Maritime Law

    Are you interested in studying maritime law? The article will provide you with some of the best schools worldwide that can help you enter this competitive field.
    By AggK May 19, 2011 

  • Where Did the Phrase "Captain's Mast" Come From?

    The "Captain's Mast" is a disciplinary event hailing from the age of sail where a ship's captain and other officers publicly shame and sentence sailors who have broken some rule in a manner severe enough to warrant public discipline but...
    By AndrewTanner January 14, 2011 

  • Summary of Panamanian Maritime Laws of 2008

    The maritime laws of Panama, new in August 2008, aim at attracting new tonnage by giving huge discounts and at promoting safety with additional discounts for PSC safety over 24 months. They also created a new registry for lay-up.
    By Sunita Sanguri October 4, 2010 


  • Historical Significance of the Maritime Jones Act

    The Maritime Jones Act has two main objectives. To protect the rights of the American seamen, to prevent them from working on substandard ships, to provide them a right to sue and ask compensation for injuries sustained while on work. The other is to...
    By Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri October 1, 2010 

  • Maritime (MARPOL) Law for Records Retention

    This article is about all record retention of oil record book, cargo record book, and garbage record book as per the maritime regulations passed by MARPOL, a regulation under International Maritime Organization.
    By Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri September 30, 2010 

  • Facts about Somali Piracy

    Piracy along the coast of Somalia has reached unprecedented levels. The international community has recognized the threat of piracy and, using all available legal means, is determined to stamp out the threat of piracy. In this article, see how this is...
    By domanconsulting September 15, 2010 

  • Convention on the Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims

    Maritime claims have long plagued both plaintiffs and defendants, especially on issues surrounding the limitation of liability. This article provides an insight into the Convention on the Limitation of liability for Maritime Claims.
    By domanconsulting September 15, 2010 
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