… reader to the legal concepts surrounding the registration of ships, to provide an objective …
format to enable the busy practitioner to gain quick access to the relevant material and to …

… from taxation may also be given; (iv) The country of registry is a small power with no national
… (IIS) established in February 1998, under which the tax rate on company profits will be cut to …

… The extensive works of experts in the field such as Nigel Ready, … The Registry is divided
into four parts. Part One relates to … Small Ships Registry and Part Four is for the registration of …

… Panama started its foreign open ship register in 1916, 2 allowing … register seemed not only
consolidated but also ready to challenge … itself as the first world register, is shown in Table 4. …

… Considering the complexity, difficulty and sensibility that the ship registration system and …
and registration of ships as well as safety and security issues pertaining to the ship regis…

… the NOR regulations and Section 4 of the NIS regulations, ship registration is performed by
an official … with the NSR may take place when there are not yet any ready plans and drawings …

… British jurisprudence, all ships registered in Liberia would suddenly … In 1991, NP Ready
provided pointed examples of this … be given[;] [4] The country of registry is a small power with no …

… industry has undergone extreme changes over the last three to four decades. (Nielsen, 2005…
The responsibility of the flag state in terms of crewing, manning and the ship’s readiness for …

… the private incentives for shipowners to adopt open registry flags (section 4). In section 5 we
… These second registers enhance the degree of competition in the market for ship registration…

… Articles 2, 3 and 4 govern the registration of Greek ships. An important provision is that
permitting the registration of ships under construction (art. 4). Later legislation (Emergency Law …