The responsibility of the coastal States may be non- existent in areas beyond their jurisdiction or it may be only to assist by...
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Collisions between ships inevitably lead to claims, and frequently to litigation. The major concern is the establishment of what exactly occurred – what...
Where a ship which is under the command of a pilot causes damage the question can be raised as to who would be...
The right to a salvage reward arises independently of whether there is a contract or not. However, salvage contracts when appropriately drafted can...
The time bar for any action relating to payment under the Salvage Convention is two years from the time the salvage operation has...
Investigation of a Collision As the collision litigation evolves it will be important for the Attorney involved to keep each of these interests...
Situations may arise where a more competent or cheaper salvor can be found and then the master or the shipowner may wish to...
Pilotage is a public service provided to shipmasters by qualified personnel commissioned for the conduct of ships on the high seas in and...
Two ways of calculating the salvor’s remuneration are provided under the Salvage Convention. Where there is a useful result the “No Cure–No Pay”...
Public policy supports salvage and as a result when assistance is rendered at sea a salvage reward is likely. However, certain categories of...
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