Regulatory basis
- Arrest Convention 1952/1999
- Collision Regulations (COLREGs)
- National admiralty statutes
Conventions & Maritime Law
Overview of Admiralty Law & Courts
An introduction to admiralty law — jurisdiction, maritime claims, arrests, salvage, collision, and the principal forums for dispute resolution.
Target audience
- Officers, claims handlers, P&I correspondents, legal staff
Prerequisites
- None
Learning objectives
What you'll be able to do
Identify maritime claims and arrest procedures
Outline jurisdiction of admiralty courts
Recognise key liabilities and limitation regimes
Course content
Modules & topics
Indicative module breakdown — actual delivery is adapted to the audience and operational context.
01
Jurisdiction
- In rem & in personam
- Forum selection
02
Claims
- Cargo, collision, salvage
- Liens
03
Limitation
- LLMC 1976/1996
- Package limitation
Assessment
Written test and case discussion.
Certification
Course completion certificate.
References & further reading
Authoritative sources
This course aligns with international maritime conventions and IMO Model Courses. Use these references for detailed regulatory text.
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