Law of Ship Mortgages
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INDEX
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INDEX
- Acceleration on default , , ,
- Administrative receivership
- Administration
- Admiralty jurisdiction of High Court –
- Admiralty Marshal
- Admiralty Marshal’s Conditions of Sale –
- Agreed priority –
- Aircraft
- WD Fairway case –
- Amendment
- Appurtenances
- Arrest
- Arrest and court sale –
- Admiralty jurisdiction of High Court –
- Admiralty Marshal, and –
- advantages –
- caution
- claim form –
- damages, and
- dealing with cargo laden on board ship under arrest –
- English law
- Forms –
- insurance of ship whilst under arrest –
- insurance of warrant as of right
- moving ship for safety, repairs or lay up –
- payment and repatriation of ship’s crew –
- procedure –
- search of Registry
- Assignment
- Bailment
- Bareboat charter –
- see also Demise charters
- Beneficial ownership –
- Beneficial interest
- Bills of Sale Acts –
- Blue Sky litigation –
- Bottomry ,
- Bottomry bond –
- Brazil
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- Builder’s certificate
- Bunkers
- Cargo –, –
- Cargo interests –
- Caveat ,
- Certificate of registry –
- Change of obligations –
- Change of parties
- Charge
- Charterparty –
- Classification societies –
- COFR ,
- Collateral advantage
- Collateral deed of covenant
- see Deed of covenant
- Collateral security
- Common law –
- Common law liens –
- Common law mortgages , –
- Company voluntary arrangement
- COMI –
- Conditional sale agreement ,
- Conflict of laws –
- aircraft
- analogies
- Blue Sky litigation –
- cases of ownership and arrest jurisdiction –
- court’s protection of mortgagor, and –
- English position
- foreign government action –
- foreign judicial proceedings, and –
- foreign law not confiscatory
- foreign ship mortgages –
- FPSO OSX3 in brazil –
- fraud upon mortgages, and
- general maritime law , –
- insurance, and –
- international conventions –
- international insolvency –
- law of ship’s register –
- lex maritima
- lex situs see situs
- lex situs, conclusions on –
- Louisiana law, and –
- metaphors
- mid-nineteenth century cases –
- power of requisition of British ships
- priority issues –
- review of issues
- rights acquired under laws of foreign states –
- security over earnings and charterparties –
- situs , –,
-
WD Fairway litigation –
- British Register
- British ships belonging to port of registry
- Exception1 to Dicey’s Rule 133 –
- facts
- geographical fiction
- issues for determination –
- lex situs –
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- renvoi ,
- transaction defrauding creditors
- Consents –
- Consolidation –
- Contract of affreightment
- Court sale procedure –
- Admiralty Marshal’s costs and expenses –
- application for sale ‘pendente lite’ –
- costs and disbursements –
- delivery of ship to successful tenderer –
- determination of priorities –
- maritime lien claims –
- mortgage claims
- mortgagee’s application for determination of priorities –
- mortgagee’s application for judgment in default –
- order for sale –
- order of priorities disturbed, when –
- ordered to direct buyer without tender or appraisement –
- payment of purchase price into court –
- payment out –
- possessory lien claims
- steps taken by Admiralty Marshal after order –
- Courts’ protection of mortgagor –
- Covenant defaults
- Cross-Border Insolvency Regulation –
- Cross-border jurisdictional issues insolvency, and –
- CVA see company voluntary arrangement
- Debt subordination –
- Deed
- Deed of covenant –
- Default
- Demise charters –
- Derivative liability to relevant parties –
- DIP financing
- Discharge –
- Discretions –
- Disguised mortgages –
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- Duties and liabilities of mortgagee to third parties –
- Earnings , , , , –, , , , –, –, , , , , , , , , , –, –, , , , , , , , , –
- Effect of registration –
- Enforcement
- Admiralty Court, competency –
- ancillary equipment, and
- application of proceeds of sale –
- arrest procedure –
- bareboat charter, and ,
- claims –
- collateral security, of –
- common law right to take possession –
- courts’ protection of –,
- default in payments, and
- double mortgagee, and –
- earnings account –
- exercise of
- factors relevant to decision to take possession –
- foreclosure –
- foreign judgments
- joint and several borrower, and
- judicial sale –
- law of place at time of
- liability to third parties , , –
- liens, and ,
- marshalling, and , –
- mechanics and effect of mortgagee’s private sale –
- method of taking possession –
- mortgagee’s expenses of sale –
- mortgagee’s rights , ,
- penalties, and
- rights of mortgagees in possession –
- sale of mortgaged ship –
- second mortgagee, and –
- security over shares, of –
- step-in rights –
- subordinate mortgagees –
- time charter, and
- unfavourable jurisdiction –
- Equitable charge , –
- Equitable liens
- Equitable mortgages , –
- Equitable subordination –
- Equity
- EU Insolvency Regulation –, –
- Execution –
- Expiry of registration
- Extortionate credit transactions –
- Factors relevant to mortgagee’s decision to take possession –
- limiting liability for bunker spills –
- limiting liability for loss of life, collision and non-oil pollution claims
- limiting liability for oil pollution claims
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- mortgagee’s liabilities to third party containable, whether –
- reasons for –
- Financial collateral arrangements
- Fishing vessels
- Flag , , –, , –, , , , –, , , –, , , , , , , , , , –, , ,
- Floating charge
- Foreclosure , –
- Foreign judgments
- Form MSF 4736 , , –
- Form MSF 4737 , –
- Form 4739 ,
- Form of mortgage –
- FPSO OSX3 in Brazil –
- Illegality
- Insolvency –
- challenge to ship mortgage –
- COMI –
- consensual restructurings , –
- Cross-Border Insolvency Regulation –
- cross-border jurisdictional issues –
- effect of EU Insolvency Regulation –
- EU Insolvency Regulation –
- European regimes
- Germany
- Greece
- liquidation –
- scheme of arrangement under Companies Act 2006 –
- UK administration –
- UK administrative receivership –
- UK company voluntary arrangement
- UK winding up –
- UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency –
- United States Bankruptcy Code, –
- Institute mortgagees’ interest clauses – hulls –
- Insurance –
- assignment –
- assignments of reinsurances –
- brokers , –, , , , , , , , , , , ,
- claims
- commercial interest of mortgagee –
- composite interest –
- conflict of laws –
- illegality risk –
- international regulation –
- letters of undertaking –
- loss payable clauses –
- MII –
- mortgagees’ additional perils
- mortgagees’ interest –
- nature and structure of
- nature of mortgagee’s interest –
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- P&I clubs
- pollution
- repossession –
- risks to mortgagee –
- statutory underpinning
- warranty
- Interference with third party property –
- Intermeddling
- International conventions
- conflicts of law, and see Conflicts of law
- International insolvency
- Invalidity
- Issues in owners’ undertakings –
- Leasing arrangements
- Legal mortgage
- see also Common law mortgages
- Legal ownership –
- Legislative reform –
- Letters of undertaking , , –
- Liabilities of mortgagee in possession to third parties –
- Liability to demise (bareboat) charterers –
- Liability to non-demise charterers and cargo
- Liens –
- Liquidation –
- Loss payable clauses , , –
- MAC –
- MAE –
- Maritime law
- Maritime liens –
- Marshalling –,
- Merchant Shipping Act 1854
- Merchant Shipping Act 1995, Part II
- Merchant Shipping Act 1995, Schedule
- Merchant Shipping (Registration of Ships) Regulations 1993
- Method of taking possession –
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- Mortgagee’s exercise of power of sale –
- Mortgagee’s expenses of sale –
- Mortgages
- Mortgages of unregistered ships
- Mortgagor’s obligations and undertakings –
- Mortgagee’s private sale –
- Multiple obligations –
- P&I clubs
- Parties
- change of see Change of parties
- Parties to subordination or priorities
- Partnership Act 1890
- Payment defaults –
- Penalties, rule against –
- Port authority
- Port state control ,
- Possession
- Possessory lien
- Power of attorney –, , , , , , , , , –, , , , –
- Preferences –
- Priority –
- agreed – see also Agreed priority
- conflict of laws, and see Conflict of laws
- courts’ approach –
- equitable mortgages and charges
- failure to register mortgage –
- floating charges –
- invalidity, and
- marshalling see Marshalling
- mortgages of foreign-registered ships
- mortgages of unregistered ships
- parties to subordination or priorities agreement
- registered statutory
- security over collateral assets –
- tacking of further advances – see also Taking of further advances
- Proceeds of sale
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- Property in registered aircraft under English
- Property in ships under English domestic
- Purchase option see Third party purchase options
- Receivership –
- Rectification –
- Refusal of registration
- Register – see also flag
- Registering of British Vessels Act 1845 , , , , ,
- Registering of Vessels Act 1823 –,
- Registration –
- Application to Register –
- Declaration of Eligibility
- demise charters –
- deterioration in physical condition
- effect – see also Effect of registration
- fishing vessels –
- function
- Merchant Shipping Act 1988 –
- name of ship
- Navigation Act 1660
- ownership, and –
- Part III of Register
- parts
- procedure –
- qualified owners
- representative person
- shares in ship –
- ship with no nationality
- small ships
- statutes –
- United Kingdom ship –
- Registration of mortgages –
- Renvoi , , –, –
- Requisition
- Right to redeem
- Right to take possession at common law –
- Rights of mortgagee in possession –
- Risks –
- Roman law
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- Sale of Goods Act 1979 ,
- Sale of mortgaged ship –
- Sales to self or favoured buyers –
- Salvage , , , , , , –, , , –
- Sanctions –
- Schemes of arrangement under Companies
- Security interests in ships –
- Security over earnings and charterparties –
- assignment –
- bareboat charter –
- charterparties –
- commercial background –
- conflict of laws –
- demise charter –
- distinction between legal and equitable assignment –
- earnings account –
- equitable assignments –
- financial collateral arrangements
- freight
- future rights –
- legal assignments –
- legal issues –
- liens on sub-freights –
- notice of assignment –
- partial assignments –
- pooling arrangements –
- present rights –
- requisition compensation –
- restrictions on assignment –
- set-off issues –
- step-in rights –
- suspensory assignments –
- time charters –
- Security over shares –
- Self-help remedies
- Senior Courts Act 1981, section 20(2) text –
- Share in ship, mortgage of
- Ship
- Ship mortgages
- Ships under construction, mortgage of –
- Small ships
- Special fees –
- Statutory mortgages
- central public register
- competing claims of mortgagee
- current form –
- definition
- detailed formal agreements
- effect of registration –
- endorsement
- Merchant Shipping Act 1854 –
- Merchant Shipping Act 1995
- nationality requirements, and –
- primacy of registration –
- priority –,
- registration –
- statutory charge, whether
- sub-mortgages, and
- transfer of title, and –,
- unique significance of system
- Status defaults –
- Statutory liens –
- Statutory possessory liens
- Step-in rights , , –
- Sub-freights
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- Submortgages –
- Syndicated loans , ,
- Tabula in naufragio
- Tacking of further advances –
- Termination of registration
- Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) Act 2010 ,
- Third party purchase options –
- Time charter
- Transactions at undervalue –
- Transactions defrauding creditors –
- Transfer –