Marine laws : navigation and safety.
| Corporate Authors: | , |
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Orford, N.H. :
Equity Pub. Corporation,
[1985]
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| Edition: | 3rd ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- V.1. Part 1: General provisions. Part 2 : Regulatory authorities. Coast Guard
- Federal Maritime Commission and Maritime Administration
- International Maritime Organization. Part 3 : Vessels. Admeasurement of vessels
- Load lines
- International Convention for Safety of Life at Sea, 1974.
- V.2. Inspection of vessels; manning of vessels
- Documentation
- Recreational vessels. Part 4 : Ship mortgages. Ship mortgages
- Federal ship mortgage insurance. Part 5 : Officers, masters and seamen. General provisions
- Licenses and certificates of registry
- Merchant seamen
- Nautical education. Part 6 : Radio. Part 7 : Navigation. Pilotage
- Rules to prevent collisions
- Aids to navigation
- Obstructions to navigation. Part 8 : Carriage of passengers and goods. Carriage of passengers
- Carriage of animals and food.
- V.3. Marine mail service
- Carriage of liquid bulk dangerous cargoes
- Liability of carriers and ship-owners for carriage of passengers and goods
- International transport of containers. Part 9. Clearance of vessels generally. Clearance of vessels. Part 10 : Regulation of vessels engaged in domestic commerce and in trade with possessions, territories, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Domestic commerce
- Trade with possessions, territories, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Part 11 : Regulation of the Panama Canal. The Panama Canal. Part 12 : Entry of vessels; processing of vessels and cargoes. Entry of vessels and enforcements of customs laws generally
- Customs-enforcement areas
- Enforcement of health laws and quarantines
- Fees
- Tonnage tax and light money. Part 13 : Marine casualties and salvage. Reporting of marine casualties
- Investigation of marine casualties
- Salvage. Part 14 : Discharge and dumping of oil or hazardous substances into navigable waters and ocean waters. General provisions
- Dumping of materials into ocean waters. Part 15 : Oil pollution. Prevention of pollution form ships generally
- Regulation of vessel traffic in ports and waterways generally
- Regulation of deepwater ports and offshore facilities
- Intervention on high seas to prevent, mitigate or eliminate pollution
- Offshore oil spill pollution fund
- International conventions.