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I'm no expert but the ship does not appear to be at sea. One could even venture so far to say that that is the crux of the matter.
by hyperbovine 6y ago
I'm no expert but the ship does not appear to be at sea. One could even venture so far to say that that is the crux of the matter.
- adamjb 6y agoNot an expert either but I found this: >Thus, if the ship was not a under command, unable to navigate or to reach port unaided, the service will be considered salvage even though the ship was not in imminent danger of destruction. >It was in the light of this that Gilmore posits that releasing a ship that has run aground or on reefs, breaching a ship to keep her from running on rock, raising a sunken vessel, putting out a fire, and recapture of a ship taken by pirates, are all salvage acts. The maritime salvor as a volunteer adventurer, Nzeribe Ejimnkeonye Abangwu, International Journal of Law, Volume 3; Issue 5; September 2017
- demarq 6y agoI see what you did there