Arrest” means the detention of a ship by judicial process to secure a maritime claim. A ship can be arrested at any port in India under Admiralty Jurisdiction and order of arrest can be obtained from Bombay Admiralty Court. 

We act for ship owners, charterers, cargo interests, insurers in dealing with the legal aspects of ship fires, sinking, stranding and collision and their aftermath – be it pollution and clean up, salvage and towage or wreck removal. We can advise on the best forum for resolving disputes; general average, claims calculation and limitation; insurance claims. We deal with national and international authorities and represent clients interest in formal enquiries and investigations

BhLC has practiced maritime law since the establishment of the firm in 2001 today we have a worldwide reputation as specialists in this area. Our partners/Associates regularly appear as recommended shipping specialists.
 

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COVID-19: Legal Challenges for Shipping Industry

02-Sep-2021

Fast spread of COVID-19 worldwide and the actions taken by regulatory bodies have created challenges for the shipping industry in particular given its international character.

BILLS OF LADING A PRACTICAL GUIDE

14-Jul-2015

In 1996 the North of England P&I Association issued a simple questionnaire to reader of its loss prevention newsletter ‘Signals’. It asked for their experiences with regard to the issue of bills of lading and subsequent delivery of cargo against those bills of lading.

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