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INTERNATIONAL IMPLICATIONS CONCERNING THE LEGAL REGIME OF SHIP REGISTRATION

Ermal Xhelilaj
Ksenofon Krisafi


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Sažetak

Open registry evolution is among the most contentious matters that the maritime industry has known in recent times. Its regime has been in the centre of criticism and disapproval based on several significant legal aspects such as safety, security, labour as well as financial issues. The close registries, which implement strict regulation as regards to ownership, manning, management and administration, are by definition those registries which involve a genuine connection by virtue of national, economical and social ties among the ship-owner and its State. In this respect, this study will reflect an analysis of ship’s nationality and registration from the legal perspective as well as possible safety implications that close and open registries may cause, which in turn could contribute towards substandard shipping. The authors argue that there are legal issues currently vis-a-vis ship’s registration and nationality, and that several open and close registry States are being legally efficient in safety and security aspects while other States have shown deficiencies in this regard.

Ključne riječi

Maritime law; international law; ship nationality; registration of ships; open registries; close registries; safety at sea

Hrčak ID:

104200

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/104200

Datum izdavanja:

17.6.2013.

Podaci na drugim jezicima: hrvatski

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