coasting trade definition
coasting trade means the carriage by sea of passengers or goods between ports or places in Bangladesh or from any such port or place to a port or place in India not beyond Calcutta or to a port or place in Burma not beyond Akyab or between Akyab and Calcutta;
coasting trade. ' means the carriage of goods or passengers on a sea voyage solely from any place on the coast of United Republic to any other place or places on the cosast of the United Republic;
coasting trade means the carriage of goods or passengers on a sea voyage solely from any place on the coast of the United Republic to any other place or places on the coast of the United Republic or to other places on the coast of Eastern Africa between the limits of Mogadishu in the north and Ibo in the South;
More Definitions of coasting trade
coasting trade means the carriage by sea of passengers or goods between ports or places in areas specified in clause (5);
coasting trade means the carriage of goods or passengers on a sea voyage solely from any place on the coast of Kenya to any other place or places in Kenya or to another place or places on the coast of East Africa between the limits of Mogadishu in the north and Ibo in the south;
coasting trade means the carriage of goods by sea or by air from one part of Barbados to another part of Barbados;
coasting trade means carriage of goods or passengers by sea from any port or place in India to any other port or place in India, or performing any service within coastal waters but shall not include fishing of any kind.
coasting trade means the carriage by sea of passengers or goods between ports or places in Bangladesh or from any such port or place to a port or place in countries along the Bay of Bengal coast as may be agreed and declared by the Government;