Maritime Law Manual

The content of the book refers to Maritime Law, both in the international and commercial field, in this first part it will be seen because Maritime Law must be studied; its concept and characteristics, its relations with other branches of law; its tendency to international unification; International Maritime Law; the shipping company, shipowner and operator of the ship, the maritime company, the maritime agent; the officiality and crew of the vessel; the ship its concept, as a fortune of the sea, as a de facto universality, its classes, components, measures and parts, elements of identification and individualization, the Ship Classification Societies, their nationality; means of acquisition, Public Law, Private Law and Maritime Law; maritime credits, documentary credit, naval mortgage, maritime privileges and ship lien; ship use contracts: lease, time charter, trip chartering, maritime transport of people, goods and ships.This work is a translation performed with Artificial Intelligence.