Maritime Act definition

Maritime Act the Sierra Leone Maritime Administration Act 2000, Act. No. 11 of 2000, including any legislation amending the same or substituted therefor and all regulations and rules from time to time in force thereunder.
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Maritime Act means the Maritime Act of 1990 of the Republic of the Mxxxxxxx Islands, Title 47 of the Mxxxxxxx Islands Revised Code, as such statute may be amended or reenacted from time to time.
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Examples of Maritime Act in a sentence

  • Such policies shall include endorsements to ensure coverage under the U.S. Longshore’s and Harborworkers’ Compensation Act and Maritime Act (Death on the High Seas Act) where required.

  • SECTION 18.Vanuatu Maritime Act and Regulations require each officer to have a valid Vanuatu license including, where required by the Minimum Safe Manning Certificate, valid radio licenses.

  • Editor's note: The former provisions of chapters 1 to 12 of this title were repealed in their entirety by PL 10-76 § 1 and replaced by the provisions of PL 10-76, the "National Maritime Act, 1997" codified at chapters 1 to 13 of this title.

  • These annotations are retained for reference purposes as some of the language of the National Maritime Act, 1997 is similar to the language of the former National Maritime Act of 1993.

  • The owner or Company of each vessel documented under the Maritime Act and subject to the ISM Code shall, under its Safety Management System, appoint a DPA having direct access to the highest level of management with whom direct communications may be had at any time.

  • An appeal from a decision of an official who is authorized to act for and on behalf of the Maritime Administrator, or any Special Agent, as provided in Section 117 of the Maritime Act may be instituted, by filing with the Maritime Administrator, exceptions to the decision, with supporting memoranda, within 60 days from the date of publication of such decision.

  • All vessels registered under the Maritime Act shall be required to undergo an annual safety inspection with the following exceptions: a.

  • Rules and Regulations as provided for in Section 103 of the Maritime Act shall be promulgated only by the Maritime Administrator.

  • As stipulated in the Maritime Act, the home port of every vessel documented under the Maritime Act shall be Majuro.

  • The Maritime Administrator may when necessary prohibit or place restrictions upon the movement or operation of vessels documented under the Maritime Act.

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  • the 1989 Act means the Local Government and Housing Act 1989;

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