> Normally, damaged or sunken ships remain the property of their owners, who are responsible for securing a solution... Sounds like that was written on behalf

> Normally, damaged or sunken ships remain the property of their owners, who are responsible for securing a solution... Sounds like that was written on behalf of public companies who imagined they'd always want to assert their ownership rights. It was not written while mindful of the possibility of anonymous LLCs who have a salvage bill, an environmental problem, and rescue operations expenses tied to the ship and would rather it sank in the middle of the ocean...