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Shipping and the Environment

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CHAPTER 14

Salvors

 Colin de la Rue Former solicitor and partner Ince & Co, London Charles B. Anderson New York, Attorney and Maritime Arbitrator Former Senior Vice President and Head of Office Skuld North America Inc. Jonathan Hare Former General Counsel, Assuranceforeningen Skuld, Oslo

Introduction

In modern times the law of salvage has undergone fundamental changes to reflect the significance of salvage assistance not only in saving the property imperilled by a maritime casualty, but also as an important line of defence in protecting the environment.1

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