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… Such activities are defined as those which facilitate pipe-laying such as “site preparation, trenching, surveying, placing rocks, stringing, bending, welding, coating, lowering of pipe, and backfilling.” Both…

… is discovered. Such notice to specify the damage in detail and to invite charterers to appoint a surveyor to assess the extent of such damage. (a) In case of any and all damage(s) effecting the vessel's…

… first instance so that it may assist with ensuring an adequate response. The Club can arrange for a surveyor and legal correspondent to attend on scene and liaise with authorities. The Club can also provide…

… and document when the laboratory results are not provided. It is also recommended to have a local surveyor take temperatures at regular intervals during the loading and, if possible, take in-situ moisture…

… case is Patil v. Amber Lagoon Shipping GMBH.7  In this case, plaintiff was an experienced surveyor. He was hired to perform ultrasonic testing of the hatch covers situated atop the holds of…

… such as the costs of tallying the cargo at the discharge port, or conducting precautionary draught surveys are not costs incurred in the "defence" of a claim, but are costs incurred in "investigating" a…

… exporters: Philippines, Brazil, Australia, Ukraine, West Africa and India - Foreign surveyors are not allowed in Philippines - have to rely on local labs and…

… it is important that a senior representative from the ship’s crew (or an independent bunker surveyor) attends on the barge to ensure that proper sampling procedures are maintained and that the BDN…

… in messages and,where possible, use different identifiers for individuals, like crewmember, broker, surveyor etc. instead of individuals' names and dates of birth. Other identifiers could be the vessel name,…