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Q. 1352) If the master has overloaded the vessel then as per ms act how is the master fined ?
XQ. 1353) Particular average and particular charge .what is the difference ?
X(1) A particular average loss is a loss of the subject-matter insured that is caused by a peril insured against and is not a general average loss, but does not include particular charges.
Marginal note:Particular charges
(2) Particular charges are expenses incurred by or on behalf of an insured for the purpose of preserving the subject-matter insured from a peril insured against, but do not include a general average loss or salvage charges.
Q. 1354) What is nairobi convention and what is the main change which it is likely to bring ?
XNairobi convention means Nairobi International Convention on the Removal of Wrecks
Adopted on 18 May, 2007. It is not yet in force. It will provide the legal basis for States to remove, or have removed, shipwrecks that may have the potential to affect adversely the safety of lives, goods and property at sea, as well as the marine environment specially in waters outside the territorial seas although a state may apply it in its territorial waters by informing IMO. Please refer to following link: http://www.imo.org/About/Conventions/ListOfConventions/Pages/Nairobi-International-Convention-on-the-Removal-of-Wrecks.aspx
Q. 1355) Under what conditions are you required to inform the class ?
XQ. 1356) Out at sea damage sustained to v / l. action-whom to inform , other actions .
XQ. 1357) What light will an aground mine clearance vessel show ?
XIf she ran aground while performing Mine clearance operations she may continue to show her engaged in mine clearance lights to warn other ships to keep clear by atleast 1000 mtrs.
Q. 1358) Procedure for removal of wreck from indian coast ?
XQ. 1359) U have to take pilot at baltic enterance. owners say not to take and pilotage is not compulsory. what action and where are the gui
Xif u think u must have a pilot - then use master's overriding authority as given in the company's safety management system as it is mandatory under ISM code element 5.2
Q. 1360) How is MARPOL annex 3 different from IMDG code ? where will you find the marine pollutant in IMDG code ?
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The Annex also comprises general requirements to issue detailed regulations regarding packing, labelling, documentation, stowage, limits on size, etc to satisfy demands on safety and to reduce the risks of pollution by noxious substances. To facilitate for the accession the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG) has also been amended to include marine pollutants.
Each substance defined as harmful to the marine environment is identified as marine pollutant in column 4 of its entry in the Dangerous Goods List
