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[Nettime-bold] Adv: MarineLiens.com April's News Notes


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MarineLiens.com - April 2002 Newsletter

A Modern Boat Show of a Bygone Era  
One annual East Coast boat show deserves to be singled out from
the rest, _  More

MarineLiens Introduced to Consumer Market
Following the introduction of MarineLiens Ltd. to the marine trade, the
company is now entering_More

MarineLiens Volume Discounts  
Marine Liens Ltd. would like to remind users of the discount for volume
searches_ More

 HOT ISSUE: Propeller Guards  
There is currently much ado in the industry surrounding propeller guards.
Many vessels are already using propeller guards....    More  

HOT ISSUE: PWCs  
What is the real issue with personal watercraft? Is it the speed, the noise,
or the reckless use that is rousing the public.....    More

Hot IssUE: SHARKS  
I
n recent years, schools of sharks have been reported around beaches in 
the United States. Sidney Harbor, Australia _
   More 

Hot issue: Sunken Containers  
Reports of vessels hitting submerged objects in the open oceans have 
provoked interesting solutions._  More

ABANDONED CREW  
Recently we monitored an online chat revolving around the topic of an offshore
registered megayacht that hired crew_ More

Cargo liens In the eyes of the turkish  
Under Turkish law, boat owners have a lien on any cargo for outstanding freight,
including demurrage, deadfreight and distance freight._  More 

Business Law 101: Insurance Pitfalls  
The challenge with your maritime insurance policy is to make sure your business's
claim falls within the contract you sign. Here's a few ways_ More

MARITIME LIENS: AN OVERVIEW  
Find out what makes maritime liens unique among other liens, such as
possessory liens and ship mortgages_  More

Regulations of the PRC on Int'l Marine ShippinG  
Regulations of the People's Republic of China on International Marine Shipping

( the "Regulations"), effective on January 1, 2002, applies to operation activities
and related auxiliary business of international marine shipping _ More

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