MARITAME LAW

In the face of the developments in maritime trade, international organizations have been established, international law rules have been adopted in order for the states to earn more from this sector and these rules have quickly entered into the domestic law of the countries. The main working areas in the field of maritime trade law are as follows.

• Collision,
• Rescue and help,
• The decision to ban the expedition,
• Collection of fuel receivables,
• Collection of seamen receivables,
• Enforcement of legal pledge decisions,
• Prison right facility,
• Disputes arising from the preparation of Charterparty texts and their interpretation,
• Laytime and demurrage times account,
• Time-charter rental fee collection delay,
• Ship registration and abandonment procedures,
• Marine law-specific mortgage transactions,
• Representation of the parties at the closing stage of the ship registry transactions,
• Arrangement of ship and yacht construction contracts,
• Preparation of other contracts in the field of maritime law,
• Marine insurance deals.