Subscribe to RSS feedSalvaging an element of speed to save lives and vessels at sea
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Michael Underdown
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Aug 06, 2009 03:56 PM
The long history of disasters at sea has evolved increasingly effective salvage methods and systems. Michael Underdown details how today’s contracts can speed the process, saving lives and property
SALVAGE arbitration is a less well-known and specialised area of arbitration.
Salvage is the saving of life or the preservation of a ship, cargo or certain other property from peril at sea.
Like most other aspects of maritime...
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