Vessels in Distress Clause Samples

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Vessels in Distress. 263F. Duty of Authority to assist vessels in distress, etc. 263G. Powers of Authority. 263H. Cost of assisting vessels in distress recoverable. 263I. Boarding without authority. 263J. Interfering, etc., with wreck.
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Vessels in Distress. 1. If a vessel of one Contracting Party is stranded or grounded, or suffers an accident or any other imminent danger within the territorial waters of the other Contracting Party: a) The vessel, its crew and passengers shall be granted, at any time, assistance and the same treatment which is accorded to the vessels of the latter. b) The cargo and articles unloaded or saved from the vessel specified in this Article, provided they are not delivered for use or consumption in the territory of the other Contracting Party, shall not be liable to any customs duties. c) The vessel so stranded or wrecked as well as all in its parts, debris or accesories and all appliances, rigging, provisions and goods salvaged, including those jettisoned by such vessels or by vessels in distress, or the proceeds thereof if sold, as well as all documents found aboard the stranded or wrecked vessel or belonging to it, shall be handed over to its owner or his representatives when claimed by them. 2. The provisions of this Article do not affect the rights of one of the Contracting Parties or those authorized by that party concerning reimbursement of costs for any actions taken for the salvage of the vessel or any assistance provided to the vessel and cargo.
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Vessels in Distress. 1- If a vessel of one of the Contracting Parties is stranded or grounded, or suffers any other damage in the territorial sea or near by area of the other Party, the competent authorities of such Party : - shall inform the diplomatic agent or the consular officer of the State whose flag of such vessel flies for him to assume the functions incumbent on him; - shall afford the same protection and assistance to the crew members and passengers, and to the vessel and its cargo, as would be given to a vessel flying its own flag. 2- If a vessel has been damaged, her cargo and stores shall not be liable to customs and other duties in so far as they are not released for consumption or used on the spot. Salvage operations and its organization shall be according to the Salvage Convention of 28 April 1989 and/or in conformity with the relevant national legislation and rules.
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Vessels in Distress. (1) If a vessel of one Party is in distress in the Search and Rescue region of the other Party, the latter shall render the same assistance and protection to such vessel as it would have rendered to its own vessels. (2) All goods unloaded or saved by one Party from a vessel in distress of the other Party, shall not be subject to Customs Duties in cases where such goods are not intended for consumption or use in the territory of the former Party.
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Vessels in Distress. (380) (381)
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