Maritime Law
What is Blank Sailing?
Ocean cargo vessels usually have a fixed route and ports of call that are known as Schedules. The schedule includes the vessel’s ETA (Expected Time
December 1, 2020
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Ocean cargo vessels usually have a fixed route and ports of call that are known as Schedules. The schedule includes the vessel’s ETA (Expected Time
What is the ISPS Code? ISPS or the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code is an essential maritime regulation for the safety and security of
A seaway bill is a receipt of goods issued by the ocean carrier to the customer (also called the consignor or shipper). It is a
There are several inter-governmental treaties and agreements across various industries and sectors. They are put in place to improve cooperation, build mutual trust, and safeguard
Ballast water has been an integral component of the ship’s stability since the steel-hulled vessels have been introduced. Whether or not the ship is at
“If a ship is detained for operational issues, the issue should be settled with the shipping companies. Why should the seafarers suffer”? The increasing risks
Previous Article of This Awareness Series – Criminalisation of Seafarers – Rights Without Justice The practice of charging masters and ships’ officers, as well as other
Criminalization of the seafarers is a term used when any crew, master or any maritime professional faces criminal charges due to an accident involving
The garbage produced onboard ships needs to be properly disposed of as stated by the MARPOL Annex V. Garbage is one of the several reasons
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