英文摘要 |
According to Taiwan, s maritime law, while a stranded or sunken vessel is removed by the authority in the interest of safe navigation or the protection of the marine environment, the costs of such removal can not be paid before all other claims secured by a maritime lien on the vessel in the proceeds of the sale. From the marine protection point, such kind of provision in Taiwan, s maritime law can not afford to protect the public interest. This paper strongly recommends adopting the rule set in the International Convention on Maritime Liens and Mortgages (1993) to make some amendments. |