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THE AMERICAN CLUB

BY-LAWSRULESLIST OF CORRESPONDENTS

2015–2016

2015/2016

BY-LAWS

LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND MANAGEMENT 1

BY-LAWS 17

RULES: CLASS I 23 PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY INSURANCE

RULES: CLASS II 85 FREIGHT, DEMURRAGE AND DEFENSE INSURANCE

RULES: CLASS III 95 INSURANCE FOR CHARTERERS’ RISKS

APPENDICES 105

INDEX TO BY-LAWS 111

INDEX TO RULES 113

LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS 119

CITY INDEX 291

TABLE OF CONTENTS

American Steamship Owners Mutual Protection and Indemnity Association, Inc.

Board of Directors 1

Manager 2

Management

New York Office 3

London Office 10

Piraeus Office 12

Shanghai Office 14

Hong Kong Office 15

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND MANAGEMENT

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AS OF FEBRUARY 1, 2015

chairman J.ArnoldWitte Donjon Marine Co., Inc.

deputychairman MarkosK.Marinakis Marinakis Chartering Inc.

RichardH.Brown,Jr. Independent Board Member JamesP.Corcoran Independent Board Member JohnE.Couloucoundis Delta Navigation, Inc. HenryDjuhari PT Meranti Maritime KennethT.Engstrom FleetPro Ocean, Inc. EliasGotsis Eurotankers Inc. GeorgeD.Gourdomichalis Phoenix Shipping & Trading S.A. Chih-ChienHsu Eddie Steamship Company, Ltd. AngelosD.Kostakos Oceanstar Management Inc. CliffeF.Laborde Laborde Marine, LLC MichaelL.Murley Martin Resource Mgmt. Corp. MartinC.Recchuite Independent Board Member CraigReinauer Reinauer Transportation Companies KatiaRestis Enterprises Shipping & Trading S.A. StevenT.Scalzo Independent Board Member GeorgeVakirtzis Polembros Shipping Limited LianyuZhu CCCC International Shipping Corp.

secretary JosephE.M.Hughes

SHIPOWNERSCLAIMSBUREAU,INC.

One Battery Park Plaza – 31st FloorNew York, New York 10004 U.S.A.

tel: +12128474500fax: +12128474599website: www.american-club.com

SHIPOWNERS CLAIMS BUREAU (UK) LTD.New London House – 1st Floor6 London StreetLondon EC3R 7LP United Kingdom

tel: +442077091390fax: +442077091399claimsfax:+442077091350

SHIPOWNERS CLAIMS BUREAU (HELLAS) INC.51 Akti Miaouli – 4th Floor185 36 Piraeus, Greece

tel: +302104294990/1/2/3fax: +302104294187/8email: claims@scb-hellas.com

MANAGER

SCB MANAGEMENT CONSULTING (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD.Room 1803 – Hongyi Plaza288 Jiujiang RoadShanghai 200001People’s Republic of China

tel: +862133665000fax: +862133666100email: claimsupport@scbmcs.com

SCB MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES, LTD.Hopewell Center, 51/F, Unit 5132183 Queens Road EastWan Chai, Hong Kong

tel: +85236023083fax: +85236023111

KMANAGEMENT

DIRECT LINE AFTER HOURS

JOSEPHE.M.HUGHES +12128474504 +19172152693mobileChairman & CEO +12036424864homejoe.hughes@american-club.com

VINCENTJ.SOLARINO +12128474506 +19172164606mobilePresident & COO +17328724046homevince.solarino@american-club.com

ARPADA.KADI +12128474519 +19172157436mobileSenior Vice President – Treasurer +17325493153homearpad.kadi@american-club.com

CHARLESJ.CUCCIA +12128474539 +19172152883mobileSenior Vice President +17329571563homecharles.cuccia@american-club.com

THOMASR.HAMILTON +12128474553 +19173653591mobileSenior Vice President tom.hamilton@american-club.com

GEORGEJ.TSIMIS +12128474501 +19173067711mobileSenior Vice President +15163650593homegeorge.tsimis@american-club.com

WILLIAMH.MOORE +12128474542 +19172164790mobileSenior Vice President +17326772971homewilliam.moore@american-club.com

DONALDR.MOORE +12128474509 +19175398061mobileSenior Vice President +15167812955homedon.moore@american-club.com

MANNYBERI +12128474528 +16463390612mobileSenior Vice President manny.beri@american-club.com

CLAIMS

GEORGEJ.TSIMIS +12128474501 +19173067711mobileClaims Director - Global +15163650593homeSenior Vice President george.tsimis@american-club.com

DONALDR.MOORE +12128474509 +19175398061mobileClaims Manager – Senior Vice President +15167812955home don.moore@american-club.com

CHARLESB.GORNELL +12128474521 +19175395090mobileClaims Manager – Vice President +15167353256homechuck.gornell@american-club.com

MUGEANBER-KONTAKIS +12128474566 +19173653422mobileFD&D Manager – Vice President muge.anber@american-club.com

K CLAIMS – CARGO

MUGEANBER-KONTAKIS +12128474566 +19173653422mobileSenior Claims Executive – Vice Presidentmuge.anber@american-club.com

BORIANAFARRAR +12128474557 +16463343159mobileSenior Claims Executive – Vice President boriana.farrar@american-club.com

SANJIVENANDA +12128474560 +16463548044mobileClaims Executive – Vice President +16092751423homesanjive.nanda@american-club.com

JOHNF.O'KANE +12128474524 +19178920644mobileSenior Claims Executive – Vice Presidentjack.okane@american-club.com

GEORGEF.GRAULING +12128474605 +19173653234mobileClaims Executive – Assistant Vice President +18452385223homegeorge.grauling@american-club.com

GINAHAMILTON +12128474567 +16462202988mobileClaims Executivegina.hamilton@american-club.com

CLAIMS – CASUALTY/POLLUTION

GEORGEJ.TSIMIS +12128474501 +19173067711mobileClaims Director – Senior Vice President +15163650593home george.tsimis@american-club.com

MUGEANBER-KONTAKIS +12128474566 +19173653422mobileSenior Claims Executive – Vice Presidentmuge.anber@american-club.com

SANJIVENANDA +12128474560 +16463548044mobileClaims Executive – Vice President +16092751423homesanjive.nanda@american-club.com

CLAIMS – FREIGHT, DEMURRAGE & DEFENSE

MUGEANBER-KONTAKIS +12128474566 +19173653422mobileFD&D Manager – Vice President muge.anber@american-club.com

CLAIMS – PERSONAL INJURY/DEATH/ILLNESS

JOHNF.O'KANE +12128474524 +19178920644mobileSenior Claims Executive – Vice President jack.okane@american-club.com

PHILIPJ.WORSDALE +12128474544 +16463341859mobileClaims Executivephil.worsdale@american-club.com

REPRESENTATION/CORRESPONDENTS

CHARLESB.GORNELL +12128474521 +19175395090mobileCorrespondents Manager – Vice President +15167353256homechuck.gornell@american-club.com

JANETDELGADO +12128474510Claims Assistantjanet.delgado@american-club.com

DIANEM.DELEO +12128474518Claims Assistantdiane.deleo@american-club.com

K UNDERWRITING

THOMASR.HAMILTON +12128474553 +19173653591mobileUnderwriting Director – Global Senior Vice President tom.hamilton@american-club.com

WILLIAMH.MOORE +12128474542 +19172164790mobileUnderwriting Director – +17326772971homeGreater China and North Asia Senior Vice President william.moore@american-club.com

COLING.H.SNELL +12128474523 +16464090425mobileUnderwriting Director – Americas Vice President colin.snell@american-club.com

STEVENA.OGULLUKIAN +12128474526 +19172164724mobileUnderwriting Director – South and Southeast AsiaVice Presidentsteve.ogullukian@american-club.com

EDWARDJ.FLYNN +12128474512 +19175399676mobileUnderwriter – Vice President +19147377306homeed.flynn@american-club.com

TRACYMARKOWSKI +12128474531 +19176099507mobileUnderwriter – Vice President tracy.markowski@american-club.com

CONSTANCEL.PANUTHOS +12128474515Underwriting – Assistant Vice President connie.panuthos@american-club.com

ERIKAS.RUSSELL +12128474516Underwriting Assistanterika.russell@american-club.com

REINSURANCE

STEVENA.OGULLUKIAN +12128474526 +19172164724mobileReinsurance Director – Vice Presidentsteve.ogullukian@american-club.com

KMARKETING

CHARLESJ.CUCCIA +12128474539 +19172152883mobileMarketing Director – Global +17329571563home Senior Vice President charles.cuccia@american-club.com

BRIANL.DAVIES +442077091359 +447525100825mobileSenior Market Liaison – +441483411974home Managing Director, SCB (UK) Ltd davies@scb-uk.com

DOROTHEAG.IOANNOU +302104294990 +306946681874mobileBusiness Development Director – Europe/Middle East/Africa Managing Director, SCB (Hellas), Inc. dorothea.ioannou@scb-hellas.com

RAYMONDSUN +862133666300 +8613681853099mobileBusiness Development Director – Greater China and North AsiaSCB Management Consulting (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.raymond.sun@scbmcs.com

CHRISTOPHERL.HALL +85236023083 +85267521488mobileBusiness Development Director – Underwriting LiaisonSCB Management Consulting Services, Ltd. Vice President chris.hall@scbmcs.com

KATHERINEWANG +852 3602 3081 +85266433582hkmobileMarketing Manager – +8613504283836prcmobile Assistant Vice PresidentGreater China and North Asiakatherine.wang@scbmcs.com

RICHARDL.SWAN +12128474568 +19176675325mobileManager Marketing Administration richard.swan@american-club.com

LOSS PREVENTION AND SAFETY

WILLIAMH.MOORE +12128474542 +19172164790mobileLoss Prevention Director – +17326772971homeSenior Vice Presidentwilliam.moore@american-club.com

SURVEY/TECHNICAL

ANTHONYK.SMITH +12128474508 +16464076139mobilePrincipal Surveyor – Vice President tony.smith@american-club.com

K ACCOUNTS

ARPADA.KADI +12128474519 +19172157436mobileTreasurer – Senior Vice President +17325493153homearpad.kadi@american-club.com

PIERREF.LEGITIME +12128474564 +15168351206mobileController – Vice PresidentSCB Companiespierre.legitime@american-club.com

CECILIACASADO-DAVIES +12128474522 +16464094004mobileController – Vice PresidentP&I Insurance Operationscecilia.casado@american-club.com

EDWARDL.HORBACZ +12128474552 +19172164732mobileBilling/Statistics Analyst – Vice Presidented.horbacz@american-club.com

SHARONA.DOYLE +12128474607Staff Accountantsharon.doyle@american-club.com

RAFAELE.BUENO +12128474520Staff Accountantrafael.bueno@american-club.com

DOROTHEAA.PARASCANDOLA +12128474505 +19172131120mobileAccounts Receivable Manager – Vice Presidentdotty.parascandola@american-club.com

MARYE.EVANS +12128474535Accounts Receivablemary.evans@american-club.com

CHERYLRAMDIAL +12128474511 +19172388884mobileAccounts Payable Manager – Vice Presidentcheryl.ramdial@american-club.com

MICHAELFEWER +12128474527Accounts Payable Supervisormichael.fewer@american-club.com

JUNEM.FAAS +12128474540Accounts Payablejune.faas@american-club.com

BARBARAA.BLUMERS +12128474514Accounts Payablebarbara.blumers@american-club.com

KCONTRACT REVIEW AND LEGAL COLLECTIONS

GEORGEJ.TSIMIS +12128474501 +19173067711mobileGeneral Counsel/SCB, Inc. +15163650593homeSenior Vice President george.tsimis@american-club.com

MARGARETLEE,J.D. +12128474558 +19177690063mobileCounsel/SCB, Inc. Collections Manager – Vice President margaret.lee@american-club.com

MUGEANBER-KONTAKIS,LL.M. +12128474566 +19173653422mobileCounsel/SCB, Inc.Vice Presidentmuge.anber@american-club.com

BORIANAFARRAR,LL.M. +12128474557 +16463343159mobileCounsel/SCB, Inc.Vice President boriana.farrar@american-club.com

COMPLIANCE

CHARLESJ.CUCCIA +12128474539 +19172152883mobileCompliance Director – +17329571563home Senior Vice President charles.cuccia@american-club.com

RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES

P.MICHAELHANSEN +12128474541 +16462039354mobileEnterprise Risk Management Director –Vice President michael.hansen@american-club.com

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

MANNYBERI +12128474528 +16463390612mobileIT Director – Senior Vice Presidentmanny.beri@american-club.com

RICHARDHAMILTON +12128474517IT Support Specialistrichard.hamilton@american-club.com

ANTONIONG +12128474555IT Support Specialistantonio.ng@american-club.com

ADMINISTRATION

VICKIA.PARADISE +12128474507 +19177679363mobileHuman Resources – Vice Presidentvicki.paradise@american-club.com

ELENAA.ZACCARIO +12128474559 +19173288751mobileExecutive Administrative Assistantelena.zaccario@american-club.com

ON MANAGEMENT

BRIANL.DAVIES +442077091359 +447525100825mobileManaging Director, SCB (UK) Ltd. +441483411974homedavies@scb-uk.com

CLAIMS – CARGO

GUSTAVOGOMEZ-ACEVEDO +442077091358 +447977289723mobileClaims Liaison Managergomez@scb-uk.com

JESSIECARVALHO +442077091354 +447525100829mobileClaims Liaison Executivecarvalho@scb-uk.com

NIKITIGA +442077091355 +447926157388mobileClaims Liaison Executivetiga@scb-uk.com

JESSIECARVALHO +442077091354 +447525100829mobileClaims Liaison Executivecarvalho@scb-uk.com

NIKITIGA +442077091355 +447926157388mobileClaims Liaison Executivetiga@scb-uk.com

MARKET LIAISON

BRIANL.DAVIES +442077091359 +447525100825mobileManaging Director, SCB (UK) Ltd. – +441483411974home Market Liaison davies@scb-uk.com

CHRISTOPHERLOWE +442077091294 +447525100827mobileMarket Liaisonlowe@scb-uk.com

SEBASTIANTJORNELUND +442077091357 +447525100828mobileMarket Liaisontjornelund@scb-uk.com

ADMINISTRATION

LINDAS.HALLIDAY +442077091393Administration Managerhalliday@scb-uk.com

COLINWOODGATE +442077091391IT Support Specialistwoodgate@scb-uk.com

US MANAGEMENT

DOROTHEAG.IOANNOU,J.D. +302104294990 +306946681874mobileManaging Director - Market LiaisonSCB (Hellas), Inc.dorothea.ioannou@scb-hellas.com

CLAIMS – CARGO

JOANNAKOUKOULI +302104294990 +306977308986mobileClaims Manager joanna.koukouli@scb-hellas.com

MARIVIBANOU +302104294990 +306942059858mobileDeputy Claims Managermarivi.banou@scb-hellas.com

DESPINABEVERATOU +302104294990 +306948106701mobileSenior Claims Executivedespina.beveratou@scb-hellas.com

ANTONISBAVAS +302104294990 +306944186894mobileClaims Executiveantonis.bavas@scb-hellas.com

DANAIMANTA +302104294990 +306974754388mobileClaims Executivedanai.manta@scb-hellas.com

ANNIEPAPADIMITRIOU +302104294990 +306977076461mobileClaims Assistantannie.papadimitriou@scb-hellas.com

CHRYSANTHIPAPLOMATA +302104294990 +306941640705mobileClaims Assistantchysanthi.paplomata@scb-hellas.com

JOANNAKOUKOULI +302104294990 +306977308986mobileClaims Managerjoanna.koukouli@scb-hellas.com

JOANNAKOUKOULI +302104294990 +306977308986mobileClaims Manager joanna.koukouli@scb-hellas.com

DESPINABEVERATOU +302104294990 +306948106701mobileClaims Executivedespina.beveratou@scb-hellas.com

ADMINISTRATION

ANNIEPAPADIMITRIOU +302104294990 +306977076461mobileAdministrative Managerannie.papadimitriou@scb-hellas.com

STAVROULALEONDARA +302104294990 +306944908150mobileAdministrative Assistantstavroula.leondara@scb-hellas.com

MARIAKATSADOURI +302104294990 +306937071018mobileAdministrative Assistantmaria.katsadouri@scb-hellas.com

MANAGEMENT

RAYMONDSUN +862133666300 +8613681853099mobileManaging Director – Market LiaisonSCB Management Consulting (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.raymond.sun@scbmcs.com

CLAIMS

JEFFLIU +862133665000 +8615902105668mobileClaims Executivejeff.liu@scbmcs.com

YELINTANG +862133665000 +8613801664282mobileClaims Executiveyelin.tang@scbmcs.com

CAROLWANG +862133665000 +8618616394556mobileClaims Executivecarol.wang@scbmcs.com

ADMINISTRATION

ANNIECHAN +862133665000 +8613681853080mobileOffice Managerannie.chan@scbmcs.com

MANAGEMENT

CHRISTOPHERL.HALL +85236023083 +85267521488mobileManaging Director - Marketing and Underwriting LiaisonSCB Management Consulting Services, Ltd. Vice Presidentchris.hall@scbmcs.com

JOHNWILSON +85236023082 +85293068007mobileDirector – Technical Servicesjohn.wilson@scbmcs.com

ARTICLE I Members 17

ARTICLE II Directors 18

ARTICLE III Officers 20

ARTICLE IV Manager 21

ARTICLE V Indemnification 22

ARTICLE VI Amendments to By-Laws 22

ARTICLE VII Effective Date and Transition 22

BY-LAWS

BY-LAWSAmerican Steamship Owners Mutual Protection and Indemnity Association, Inc.

ARTICLE I MEMBERS

Section1 Every holder of a Certificate of Entry issued by the Association in respect of a vessel or vessels insured thereunder shall be a Member of the Association during the period for which such Certificate is effective to insure risks and, as such Member, shall be entitled to vote, provided always, however, unless otherwise agreed, that when one party has nominal or beneficial ownership, management or control over one or more vessel(s) insured under one or more Certificate(s), such party shall be the only Member entitled to vote as provided herein and to share in dividends or return of mutual premium as provided in the Association’s Rules, notwithstanding that any other party may have been named as a Member on the relevant Certificate(s) of Entry. No membership shall exist under any contract of reinsurance, unless specifically provided therein, nor under any mortgage clause or loss payable clause of a Certificate of Entry. In these By-Laws, all pronouns shall be understood to include such gender(s) as may be appropriate.

Section2 The Members shall assemble in an annual meeting to be held in the City of New York, on a Thursday in June in each year, at a location to be duly announced, the Members and the New York State Insurance Department to receive written notice of the location and date at least thirty days prior to the annual meeting. One-third of the Members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Any meeting at which there is not a quorum present may be adjourned by those present to a future time and place. Members not present in person may be represented by proxy authorized in writing provided the same be dated and executed not more than three months before the meeting and be filed and recorded with the Secretary before the meeting. No proxy given by a Member to vote at any meeting of the Association shall be valid or effective after the meeting for which it was issued. Each Member shall have one vote, except as provided in Article I, Section 1.

Section3 Special meetings of the Members may be called by the Chairman, Secretary or two of the Directors at any time. Special meetings of the Members must be called by the Secretary or by the Manager upon the written request of ten or more Members. Every notice of a special meeting must briefly set forth the purpose or purposes thereof, and no other business may be transacted at any special meeting. The provisions of the preceding Sections as to quorum, proxies, voting and adjournment shall apply to a special meeting.

ARTICLE I MEMBERS (continued)

Section4 Notice of every special meeting of the Members shall be given to each Member by the Secretary or Manager by mailing or delivering the same at least fourteen days before the time fixed for the meeting; provided, however, that should a party become a Member fourteen days or less before the time fixed for the meeting, notice shall be given promptly after the party so becomes a Member. Every Member shall, for all purposes, be deemed to have been duly notified of any meeting if he shall be present thereat in person or by proxy, or shall before or after the meeting file with the Secretary a waiver of the notice thereof.

Section5 At each annual meeting of the Members provision shall be made for the appointment of independent auditors.

ARTICLE II DIRECTORS

Section1 The business of the Association shall be conducted by a Board of Directors who shall arrange for a suitable principal office for the Association and may provide for such offices elsewhere as they deem necessary, shall fix the compensation of all officers and employees of the Association, shall employ a Manager as hereinafter provided, shall select depositories for the Association’s funds, shall adopt a seal for the Association, and shall have all other powers necessary or proper for the management and conduct of the business and affairs of the Association that are not by law or these By-laws required to be exercised otherwise.

Section2 The Board of Directors shall consist of such number of persons, not less than thirteen and not more than twenty-five, as shall be determined at each annual meeting of the Members which persons shall be either Members of the Association or officers of Member corporations, except that up to four Directors need not be either Members or officers of Member corporations. If a government or governmental agency be a Member, any person or persons duly authorized in writing thereby shall be accredited as such Member for purposes of service on the Board of Directors. A majority of the Directors shall be citizens and residents of the United States, and not less than three Directors shall be residents of the State of New York. At least two of the principal officers of the Association shall be members of the Board of Directors. In no case shall as many as a quorum of the Directors be officers or salaried employees of the Association or of the Manager. The Directors shall be elected at the annual meetings of the Members by a majority of the votes cast thereat. A person, to be eligible for election as a Director, must be nominated by a Member other than himself or a corporation of which he is an officer, by written nomination filed with the Secretary at least fifteen days before the meeting at which Directors are to be elected, provided, however, that a Director qualified and serving at the time of the meeting shall be eligible for nomination for reelection without advance notice. The Directors shall hold office until their successors are chosen and have qualified. Vacancies in the Board of Directors occurring in the interval between annual meetings shall be

ARTICLE II DIRECTORS (continued)

filled by a majority vote of the remaining Directors as soon as possible after the vacancy occurs, and the persons so elected shall hold office until their successors are chosen and have qualified. In the interval between annual meetings of the Members, the number of Directors (within the above prescribed limits) may be increased, but not decreased, by a three-fourths vote of those present at any meeting of the Board of Directors, but in any event not less than a majority of the entire Board; and vacancies in the Board shall be deemed to exist to the extent of such increase.

Section3 The Directors shall receive for their services each year such compensation as shall be determined by the Members at their annual meeting. Each Director shall, in addition, be entitled to be reimbursed for any expense incurred by him in connection with his duties as Director.

Section4 The Board of Directors shall hold an annual meeting immediately following the Members’ annual meeting and such further regular meetings (not less than three per annum) at such times, places, and at such intervals as may be fixed by resolution of the Board of Directors; and the Chairman, Secretary or two Directors shall have power to call a special meeting of the Directors upon two days notice. Every Director shall, for all purposes, be deemed to have been duly notified of any meeting if he shall be present thereat in person, or shall before or after the meeting file with the Secretary a waiver of the notice thereof. One meeting of the Board of Directors shall be held within the State of New York and the three other regular meetings may be held elsewhere. A majority of the Directors shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business and the concurrence of a majority of the Directors present shall be sufficient for any action except as may be otherwise provided herein or in the Association’s Charter or in law. If a quorum be not present those in attendance may adjourn the meeting to a future time and place. Any action required or permitted to be taken by the Board of Directors or any committee thereof may be taken without a meeting if all Members of the Board of Directors or committee consent in writing to the adoption of a resolution authorizing the action.

Section5 No Director shall act upon any claim against the Association in which he, or any corporation of which he is an officer, director, employee or stockholder, is interested.

Section6 The Board of Directors shall cause the accounts of the Association to be audited every fiscal year by the auditor appointed by the Members, and such audited accounts shall be presented to the Board of Directors at the annual meeting each year.

ARTICLE II DIRECTORS (continued)

Section7 The Board of Directors, by resolution adopted by a majority of the entire Board, may designate from among its members an Executive Committee and other committees, each consisting of one or more directors, and each of which, to the extent provided in the resolution and permitted by the Charter or By-Laws, shall have all the authority of the Board, consistent with the laws of the State of New York. The Board may designate one or more Directors as alternative members of any such committee, who may replace any absent or disqualified member or members at any meeting of such committees. Each such committee shall serve at the pleasure of the Board.

ARTICLE III OFFICERS

Section1 At each annual meeting of the Board of Directors, they shall elect from their number a Chairman and a Deputy Chairman, and shall appoint a Secretary who need not be a Member.

Section2 The Board of Directors may appoint such other officers, agents and employees as they shall deem necessary who shall have such authority and shall perform such duties as from time to time shall be prescribed by the Board of Directors.

Section3 The salaries of all officers of the Association shall be fixed by the Board of Directors.

Section4 The officers of the Association shall hold office until removed or until their successors are chosen and qualify in their stead. Any officer elected or appointed by the Board of Directors may be removed at any time by the affirmative vote of a majority of the Directors. If the office of any officer becomes vacant for any reason, the vacancy shall be filled by the Board of Directors.

Section5 The Chairman shall be the chief executive officer of the Association, shall preside at all meetings of the Members and Directors, and shall have general charge and oversight of the business of the Association and its affairs.

Section6 The Deputy Chairman in the absence or disability of the Chairman, shall perform the duties and exercise the powers of the Chairman, and shall perform such other duties as may be conferred or imposed upon him by the Board of Directors.

Section7 The Secretary shall keep a complete record of the proceedings of all meetings of the Members, the Executive Committee and other committees, and shall perform generally such other duties as are required by law or by the By-Laws or by the Board of Directors. He shall keep in safe custody the seal of the Association and when authorized by the Board of Directors, affix it when required to any instrument. If the Secretary is absent or unable to act, the Chairman shall have power to appoint a person temporarily to exercise the duties and powers of the Secretary.

ARTICLE IV MANAGER

Section1 The Board of Directors shall appoint and fix the terms of employment and the compensation of a Manager who may be an individual, a partnership or a New York corporation, but who shall have a principal business office within the State of New York.

Section2 The Manager, subject to the direction and control of the Board of Directors, shall have power to arrange the terms and conditions of insurance or reinsurance issued or placed by the Association; to undertake the investigation of any occurrence which might develop into a claim against a Member; to undertake the investigation and defense of any claim made against a Member with respect to which such Member shall be or may claim to be insured by the Association; to adjust and direct the payment of losses and claims; to employ and discharge counsel, clerks, agents or other assistants required in the conduct of the business of the Association, or for the investigation or defense of claims or lawsuits, and the Manager shall have such other powers and authority as the Board of Directors may delegate.

Section3 The Manager, subject to the direction and control of the Board of Directors, shall collect and receive and account for all the monies, funds and securities of the Association; shall keep full and accurate books of account and records of all transactions and of all sums owing to or by the Association and of all receipts and payments made for or by it; and shall have power to sign and to endorse checks in the name of the Association. The books of account and records of the Association shall, at all reasonable times, be open to the inspection of any Director or Member. The Manager shall furnish to the Members at the annual meeting, and to the Board of Directors whenever requested, a statement truly exhibiting the financial condition of the Association.

Section4 All contracts of insurance shall be issued by the Manager on behalf of the Association, and the Manager shall have the power to issue certificates for and to execute such contracts in the name of the Association. The rate and amount of premium to be charged on all contracts shall be fixed by the Manager subject to the direction and control of the Board of Directors. Every Certificate of Entry issued to a Member of the Association shall clearly state whether or not the insurance is mutual or fixed premium insurance. Certificates of Entry evidencing mutual insurance shall contain a clear statement of the liability of the Member for the payment of his proportionate share of any deficiency as provided by law within the limit provided by the contract of insurance, and shall further state that any premiums and calls shall be for the exclusive benefit of Members who are subject to such a contingent liability.

ARTICLE V INDEMNIFICATION

Section1 Subject to the laws of the State of New York, every Director and every officer of the Association and the Manager (as defined by Section 2 of this Article) shall be indemnified by the Association against, and it shall be the duty of the Directors to pay out of the funds of the Association, all losses, costs and expenses which any such Director or officer or the Manager may incur or become liable to pay by reason of any contract entered into, or any act or thing done, or in any other way by him, as such Director or officer or Manager, as the case may be, in carrying out his duties as Director or officer or Manager, respectively.

Section2 For the purposes of this Article, “the Manager” means the Manager and all officers, servants and agents of the Manager to whom duties of the Manager have been entrusted.

ARTICLE VI AMENDMENTS TO BY-LAWS

Section1 The By-Laws may be amended only by a majority vote of all of the Members who are present in person or by proxy at any annual meeting or other stated meeting or any special meeting duly called for such purpose, except that the Board of Directors may amend the By-Laws as to any provisions which do not impair the Members’ rights or enlarge their obligations under insurance policies. No By-Law or amendment or repeal of any By-Law shall be effective unless and until it shall have been approved in writing by the Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York.

ARTICLE VII EFFECTIVE DATE AND TRANSITION

Section1 These By-Laws shall become effective and all prior By-Laws of the Association shall become superseded and canceled at Noon, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), February 20, 2004.

Section2 The first policy year under these new By-Laws shall comprise the period from Noon, GMT, February 20, 2004, to Noon, GMT, February 20, 2005, and subsequent policy years shall continue in like fashion thereafter.

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY INSURANCE

RULE 1 Introductory: Interpretation: 23 Membership: General Provisions

RULE 2 Risks and Losses Covered 48

RULE 3 Risks and Losses Excluded 63

RULE 4 Association Funding: 71 Premiums and Calls

RULE 5 Cesser and Termination of Cover 82

Section1 INTRODUCTORYPROVISIONS

1 Each and every provision of the By- Laws of the Association and these Rules of Class I are applicable to all Protection and Indemnity insurances of the Association. However, without prejudice to the generality of these provisions so far as they apply to this Class I, they shall only apply to Protection and Indemnity insurances contracted under Class III to the extent that they have been expressly incorporated therein.

2 The standard Protection and Indemnity cover afforded by the Association to a Member who has insured his vessel with the Association is set out in Rule 2 below.

3 The cover set out in these Rules may be excluded, limited, modified or otherwise varied by any special terms expressly agreed in writing between a Member and the Managers.

4 The Managers may accept the insurance of vessels on terms which afford cover to a Member against any special or additional risks not set out in Rule 2. The nature and extent of the risks and the terms of such cover shall be as expressly agreed in writing between the Member and the Managers.

5 A Member is only insured against loss, damage, liability or expense incurred by him which arises:

i out of events occurring during the period of the policy year when his vessel is insured with the Association; and

ii in respect of the Member’s interest in the insured vessel; and

iii in connection with the operation of the insured vessel by or on behalf of the Member.

6 Notwithstanding the terms of Rule 1.1.5 above, a Member may be insured otherwise than in respect of the insured vessel, or otherwise than in connection with the operation of the insured vessel, but only where this has been expressly agreed in writing between the Member and the Managers.

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY INSURANCE

1INTRODUCTORY: INTERPRETATION: MEMBERSHIP: GENERAL PROVISIONS

I INTRODUCTORY: INTERPRETATION: MEMBERSHIP: GENERAL PROVISIONS

7 Subject to the provisions of Rule 1.1.8 below, a Member who has insured his vessel with the Association for insurance against any or all of the aforesaid risks is obligated to pay premium to the Association in accordance with Rule 4, such insurance being hereinafter referred to as mutual insurance and premium payable by reason thereof mutual premium.

8 Notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 1.1.7 above, a Member may be insured on special terms to the effect that he is liable to pay fixed pre-mium to the Association, such insurance being hereinafter referred to as fixed insurance, and premium payable by reason thereof fixed premium, but only where this has been expressly agreed in writing between the Member and the Managers.

9 The insurance provided by these Rules is solely for the benefit of a Member, Joint Member, Co-assured, Affiliate or such other parties as set out and defined in Rule 1.3.

10 In these Rules, the words set out in Rule 1.2 below shall have the meaning ascribed to them in the said Rule 1.2.

Section2 INTERPRETATION

In these Rules the following words and expressions shall have the following meanings, if not inconsistent with the subject or context thereof:

Affiliate Any person who is insured in accordance with Rule 1.3.12.

In relation to a vessel which is desired or intended to be insured with the Association means an owner, operator or charterer (including a bareboat or demise charterer) of such vessel and any other person by whom or on whose behalf an application has been, is being or is to be made for the insurance of such vessel with the Association whether or not he is or is to be a Member of the Association.

Association American Steamship Owners Mutual Protection and Indemnity Association, Inc.

BillofLading A bill of lading or similar document of title.

By-Laws The By -Laws of the Association at the relevant times.

Cargo Goods, including anything used or intended to be used to secure goods, which are subject to a contract of carriage to which the Member is party, but excluding containers or other equipment owned or leased by the Member.

The document issued by the Managers on behalf of the Association evidencing the contract of insurance between a Member and the Association

pursuant to the provisions of Rule 1.4.6 to 9 inclusive.

Co-assured Any person who is insured in accordance with the terms of Rule 1.3.8 to 1.3.11.

Container A container or similar receptacle, including trailer, flat, pallet or tank, as may have been expressly agreed to be such in writing by the Managers.

ApplicantMember

CertificateofEntry

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IINTRODUCTORY: INTERPRETATION: MEMBERSHIP: GENERAL PROVISIONS

The contract of insurance between the Member and the Association includes the provisions of the Certificate of Entry and any endorsements thereto issued by the Association’s Managers to the Member and the provisions of the Association’s By-Laws and Rules in effect as of the date the Certificate of Entry was issued.

Has the meaning ascribed to it in Rule 4.16.

Directors The Board of Directors of the Association at the relevant times.

Effects Personal property, documents, navigational or other technical instruments and tools brought on board, or being taken to or from an insured vessel by a seaman or supernumerary but excluding cash, valuables, or any other article which, in the opinion of the Directors, is not an essential requirement for a seaman.

Endorsement A document issued by the Managers on behalf of the Association evidencing any variations or additions to the contract of insurance as contained in a Certificate of Entry of which it forms an integral part.

Fines Fines, penalties and other impositions similar in nature to fines imposed in respect of any insured vessel by any court, tribunal or authority of competent jurisdiction.

Any premium which is not mutual premium.

Fleet Any two or more vessels insured hereunder having common nominal, or beneficial, ownership, management or control.

The excess loss reinsurance contract entered into by the parties to the Pooling Agreement.

Has the meaning ascribed to it in Rule 4.16.

Insurance in respect of the insured vessel’s hull and machinery, increased value and excess liability.

A vessel which has been insured with the Association.

Visibly expressed in any mode of permanently representing or reproducing words including telegram, facsimile transmission and other electronic communication.

JointMember Any person who is insured in accordance with the terms of Rule 1.3.5 Managers Shipowners Claims Bureau, Inc.

ContractofInsurance

ConventionLimit

FixedPremium

GroupExcessLossContract

GroupReinsuranceLimit

HullInsurance(s)/HullPolicy(ies)

InsuredVessel

InWriting/Written

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Member An owner, operator or charterer (including a bareboat or demise charterer) of a vessel insured by the Association who according to the By- Laws and these Rules is entitled to membership of the Association, provided that, where the context requires or allows, the term Member shall, in these Rules, include a Joint Member, Co- assured and Affiliate.

Premium payable by a Member in consideration of the affording by the Association of mutual insurance and subject to the relevant provisions of Rule 4.

NetPremium Has the meanings ascribed to it in Rule 4.7 or Rule 4.12 as the context requires.

OverspillCall Has the meaning ascribed to in it Rule 4.16.

OverspillClaim Has the meaning ascribed to in it Rule 4.16.

Has the meaning ascribed to in it Rule 4.16.

Passenger A person carried on board an insured vessel under a contract of carriage or who, with the consent of the carrier, is accompanying a vehicle or live animals covered by a contract for the carriage of goods.

PolicyYear A year from noon GMT on any February 20 to noon GMT on the next following February 20.

The agreement, to which the Association is a party, between certain protec-tion and indemnity associations dated February 20, 1998 and any addendum to, variation or replacement of, the said agreement, or any other agreement of a similar nature or purpose.

That part of mutual premium capable of being levied and collected under the provisions of Rule 4.8 to 10 inclusive.

Rules These Rules as originally framed or as may from time to time be altered, abrogated or added to and in force at relevant times.

Seaman An employee of a Member falling within the categories of person set out in Rule 2.1.B or, solely and exclusively for purposes of the interpretation of Rule 1.4.35, any person on board an insured vessel who is not a passenger.

That part of mutual premium capable of being levied and collected under the provisions of Rule 4.5 to 7 inclusive.

Vessel Any ship, boat, hydrofoil, hovercraft or other description of vessel (including a lighter, barge or similar vessel howsoever propelled but excluding (a) a unit or vessel constructed or adapted for the purpose of carrying out drilling operations in connection with oil or gas exploration or production and (b) a fixed platform or fixed rig) used or intended to be used for any purpose whatsoever in navigation or otherwise on, under, over or in water or any part of such ship, boat, hydrofoil, hovercraft or other description of vessel or any proportion of the tonnage thereof or any share therein.

Words importing the singular number only shall include the plural number and vice versa.

Words importing the masculine gender only shall include the feminine and neuter genders.

Words importing persons shall include individuals, partnerships, corporations, associations, joint ventures and any other business entities.

MutualPremium

OverspillClaimDate

PoolingAgreement

PremiumtoRelease

Supplement-aryPremium

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Section3 MEMBERS,JOINTMEMBERS,AFFILIATESANDCO-ASSUREDS

Membership

1 Any insurance of a vessel provided to any party falling within the definition of Member in Rule 1.2 above shall give rise to mem bership in the Association, except where such is expressly excluded by the terms of this Rule 1.3 or where such has been denied through the exercise of a permitted discretion hereunder.

2 Any reinsurance by the Association of a vessel insured by another insurer may (at the absolute discretion of the Managers) give rise to the member-ship in the Association of that other insurer and/or of any party falling within the definition of Member in Rule 1.2 above in relation to that vessel.

3 Membership may be in respect of one or more of the vessels owned, operated, chartered or insured by the Member and shall continue until all of the Member’s insurances shall have ceased or been terminated.

4 All contracts of insurance effected by the Association shall, save and insofar as they shall contain any special terms inconsistent with that part of the insurance contract contained in these Rules, be deemed to incorporate all of the provisions of these Rules and the Association’s By-Laws. All contracts of insurance effected by the Association shall be deemed to have been issued in New York.

5 If any application for insurance of interests in the same vessel is made in the names or on behalf of more than one person, whether jointly or separately interested, then such persons may be treated as Joint Members and the insurance of such vessel as joint insurance, the conse-quences of which, unless otherwise expressly agreed by the Managers in writing, shall be as set out in Rules 1.3.13 to 18 below.

CoverforCo-assuredsandAffiliates

6 The Managers may agree, subject to the provisions of this Rule 1.3 and to such other terms as they may in their absolute discretion require, to extend the cover afforded by the Association to a Member to:

i any person who is affiliated to or associated with that Member (not being a Co-assured or an Affiliate as referred to in Rule 1.3.11), and who shall not be specifically named in the terms of entry; and

ii any other named co -assured.

7 The cover afforded to a Co-assured in categories (i), (ii) and (iii) below shall extend only to liabilities, losses, costs and expenses arising out of operations and/or activities customarily carried on by, or at the risk and responsibility of, shipowners:

i any person interested in the operation, management or manning of the insured vessel;

ii the holding company or the beneficial owner of the Member or of any Co-assured falling within category (i) above;

iii any mortgagee of the insured vessel.

8 Notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 1.4.31 below, the cover afforded to a Co-assured who is a time or voyage charterer of an insured vessel and who is affiliated to or associated with a Member (other than a Co-assured expressly given cover by the Association in accordance with Rule 1.3.10) shall extend only to the risks, liabilities, losses, costs and expenses in respect of which that Member has cover, and is limited as follows:

to the lesser of either (a) the sum to which such Member shall be deemed to be entitled to limit his liability under Rule 1.4.31 plus an additional $50,000,000, or (b) $350,000,000; but if his liability is in respect of oil pollution, recovery shall be limited to $100,000,000.

Provided that where a vessel is separately insured for charterers’ risks by more than one time charterer with the Association or any other association which participates in the International Group of P&I Clubs’ Pooling Agreement and Excess Reinsurance Policies, the aggregate recovery in respect of all claims for oil pollution liability following any one occur-rence brought against all time charterers of such insured vessel and/or against the Association and/or against any other association shall be limited to $350,000,000. The liability of the Association in respect of such claims shall be limited to that proportion of $350,000,000 that each claim recoverable from the Association bears to the aggregate of the claims recoverable against the Association and such other associations.

9 The cover afforded to a Co-assured who has entered into a contract with the Member for the provision of services for or by the insured vessel, and any sub-contractor of the Co-assured, shall extend only to liabilities, losses, costs and expenses which are to be borne by the Member under the terms of the contract and which would, if borne by the Member, be recoverable by the Member from the Association, provided that:

i the contract has been expressly approved by the Managers; and

ii the contract provides that each party shall be similarly responsible for any loss or damage to its own (or its sub-contractors’) property or loss of life or personal injury to its own (or its sub-contractors’) personnel.

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10 The cover afforded to all other categories of Co-assureds, other than those referred to in Rules 1.3.7 to 9 inclusive, shall only extend insofar as such Co-assured may be found liable to pay in the first instance for loss or damage which is properly the responsibility of the Member, and nothing herein contained shall be construed as extending cover in respect of any amount which would not have been recoverable from the Association by the Member had the claim in respect of such loss or damage been made and enforced against him.

11 The cover afforded to an Affiliate shall extend only to claims made and enforced through the Affiliate in respect of any liabilities for which the Member has cover and nothing herein contained shall be construed as entitling an Affiliate to recover any amount which would not have been recoverable from the Association by the Member had the claim been made and enforced against the Member.

12 To the extent that the Association has indemnified a Co-assured or an Affiliate in respect of a claim, it shall not be under any further liability and shall not make any further payment to any person whatsoever, including the Member, in respect of that claim or of the loss or damage in respect of which that claim was brought.

JointMembers,Co-assuredsandAffiliates

13 The Managers shall not be bound to issue any Certificate of Entry or Endorsement to more than one Member, delivery of which to whom shall be sufficient delivery to any and all Joint Members and to any and all Co-assureds and Affiliates.

14 Joint Members, Co-assureds (except those granted only misdirected arrow coverage under Rule 1.3.10), and Affiliates insured on any one insurance or in respect of any fleet as defined in Rule 1.2 above, shall be jointly and severally liable for all sums due to the Association in respect of such insurance or such fleet, always provided that nothing stated herein shall be construed as a waiver of any of the Association’s rights under the contract of insurance.

15 Any payment by the Association to one Joint Member, Co-assured or Affiliate shall fully discharge the obligations of the Association in respect of such payment.

16 Any communication by the Association to one Joint Member, Co-assured or Affiliate shall be deemed to be communication to all.

17 Any communication from one Joint Member, Co-assured or Affiliate shall be deemed to have been made with the full approval and authority of all.

18 The conduct or omission of one Joint Member, Co-assured or Affiliate which under these Rules would constitute a breach of the contract of insurance, shall be deemed to be the conduct or omission of all Joint Members, Co-assureds and Affiliates.

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Section4 GENERALINSURANCEPROVISIONS

ApplicationforInsurance

1 Any applicant Member who desires to insure a vessel with the Association shall make application for such insurance in such form or manner as may from time to time be required, or which may otherwise satisfy, the Managers.

2 The particulars given by an applicant Member in any form of application, together with any other particulars or information given to the Managers in the course of applying for insurance, or negotiating changes in its terms, shall, if the insurance of the vessel be accepted, be deemed fundamental to the contract of insurance between the Member and the Association. It shall be a condition precedent of such insurance that all the said particulars and information were true so far as the applicant Member knew or could with reasonable diligence have ascertained.

3 The Managers shall be entitled, as a matter of their absolute discretion and without giving any reason, to refuse any application of a vessel for insurance in the Association whether or not the applicant Member of such vessel is already a Member of the Association.

PremiumRatingandOtherVariableorSpecialTerms

4 Before an application is accepted for the insurance of a vessel either by way of mutual insurance, or by way of fixed premium insurance, the applicant Member and the Managers shall agree the premium rating of the vessel concerned in addition to any other variable or special terms and conditions of insurance as shall be considered appropriate for acceptance of the vessel to be insured. The said premium rating may be expressed as an estimated total premium in the case of mutual insurance or as a fixed premium in the case of fixed premium insurance. In either case, the provisions of Rule 4 below will apply.

5 In deciding upon the premium rating of any vessel, as well as any other variable or special terms and conditions of insurance, the Managers may, in their absolute discretion, take into account all matters which they may regard as relevant including, but not limited to, the level of risk estimated to be involved in the insurance for which application is being made.

CertificatesofEntryandEndorsements

6 After accepting an application for insurance, the Managers shall issue on behalf of the Association a Certificate of Entry for the vessel concerned, setting out, inter alia:

– the dates of commencement and termination of the period of insurance;

– such mutual or fixed premium details as may be appropriate and/or necessary;

– the gross tonnage of the insured vessel;

– the name of the Member and all other insured persons and their respective interests in the insured vessel; and

– any special terms of entry, including any special deductibles.

7 If at any time it is mutually agreed between the Member and the Managers to vary the terms of any insurance, the Managers may, on behalf of the Association, issue an Endorsement detailing such variation and the date from which it is to be effective.

8 Fresh Certificates of Entry may be issued setting out the terms effective from noon GMT each successive February 20 for all vessels whose insurances are then continuing.

9 Every Certificate of Entry and every Endorsement issued as aforesaid, together with any other agreement made in writing between a Member and the Managers, shall be conclusive evidence and binding for all purposes as to the commencement and termination of the period of insurance, as to the terms and conditions on which the vessel has been insured, and as to the terms of any variation and the date from which such variation is to be effective; provided however that, in the event that any Certificate of Entry or any Endorsement shall in the opinion of the Managers contain any error or omission, the Managers may in their abso-lute discretion issue a new Certificate of Entry or a new Endorsement which shall be conclusive evidence and binding as aforesaid.

Assignment

10 No insurance provided by the Association and no interest under these Rules or under any contract between the Association and any Member, Joint Member, Co-assured or Affiliate may be assigned without the writ-ten consent of the Managers who shall have the right in their absolute discretion to give or refuse such consent without stating any reason, or to give such consent upon any terms or conditions as they may think fit. Any purported assignment made without such consent or without there being due compliance with any terms and conditions as the Managers may impose shall, unless the Managers in their absolute discretion otherwise decide, be void and of no effect.

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11 Notwithstanding any written consent of the Managers or specific agree-ment contained in a Certificate of Entry or Endorsement thereto allowing assignment in accordance with Rule 1.4.10 above, the Association shall be entitled in settling any claim presented by the assignee to deduct or retain such amount as then estimated to be sufficient to discharge any liabilities of the assignor to the Association, whether existing at the time of the assignment or having accrued or being likely to accrue thereafter.

Subrogation

12 The Association shall be subrogated to all the rights which the Member may have against any other person or entity, in respect of any payment made in accordance with these Rules, to the extent of such payment, and the Member shall, upon the request of the Association, execute all documents necessary to secure to the Association such rights.

13 The Association shall have the right to sue in the name of the Member, and the Member shall execute all papers and documents in connection therewith, as requested by the Managers, and shall lend all assistance to the prosecution of any suit. The balance of any amount recovered after full reimbursement of the Association for its loss and all expenses incurred shall be paid to the Member. Compliance with this requirement may, in the Managers’ absolute discretion, be made a condition of the payment of a loss.

ClassificationandStatutoryRequirements

14 Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing between a Member and the Managers, the following conditions are fundamental terms of the insurance of every insured vessel:

i The vessel must be and remain throughout the period of insurance classed with a Classification Society approved by the Managers.

ii Any incident or condition in respect of which that Classification Society might make recommendations as to repairs or other action to be taken by the Member must be promptly reported to that Classification Society.

iii The Member must comply with all the rules, recommendations and requirements of the Classification Society relating to the insured ves-sel within the time or times specified by that Society.

iv The Member authorizes the Managers to inspect any documents and obtain any information relating to the main tenance of class of the insured vessel in the possession of any Classification Society or Societies with which the vessel is, or at any time has been, classed and will, where necessary, authorize such Classification Society or

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Societies to disclose and make available such documents and informa-tion to the Managers upon their request for whatsoever purposes the Managers may consider necessary.

v The Member must comply or procure compliance with all statutory requirements of the State of the insured vessel’s flag including without limitation those relating to the construction, adaptation, condition, fitment, equipment and manning of the insured vessel and must at all times maintain the validity of such statutory certificates as are issued by or on behalf of the State of the insured vessel’s flag in relation to such requirements and in relation to the International Safety Management (ISM) Code and the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code or any equivalent mandatory flag State regime.

vi Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in these Rules, it is a condition of this insurance that the Member shall give the Managers prior notice in writing of any proposed change in the Classification Society of the insured vessel(s) and/or of any change of flag of the insured vessel(s) as may be intended during the currency of the cover provided hereunder. In the event that:

– the Member shall have failed to give the required notice to the Managers of such change as aforesaid; or

– the Managers shall have notified the Member that they do not approve of the Classification Society and/or flag to which the insured vessel(s) has been changed;

cover hereunder shall be null, void and of no effect as of the date of such change, save to the extent that the Managers, in their sole discre-tion, may otherwise determine.

In the event that a Member is, or comes to be, in breach of any of the conditions referred to in this Rule 1.4.14, cover automat ically ceases with immediate effect without notice. Unless and to the extent that the Directors in their absolute discretion otherwise decide, a Member shall not be entitled to any recovery from the Association for any claim of whatsoever nature and howsoever arising during a period in which the Member is or was in such breach of condition.

GeneralConditionsinRegardtoClaims

15 Without prejudice to any other provision of these Rules and without waiving any of the Association’s rights hereunder, the Managers may at any and all times appoint and employ on behalf of a Member, upon such terms as the Managers may think fit, lawyers, surveyors or other persons for the purpose of dealing with any matter liable to give rise to a claim by a Member upon the Association, including investigating or advising

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upon any such matter and taking or defending legal or other proceedings in connection therewith. The Managers may also at any time discontinue such employment if they think fit.

16 All lawyers, surveyors and other persons appointed by the Managers on behalf of a Member, or appointed by a Member with the prior consent of the Managers, shall at all times be and be deemed to be appointed and employed on the terms that they have been instructed by the Member at all times (both while so acting and after having retired from the matter) to give advice and to report to the Managers in connection with the matter without prior reference to the Member and to produce to the Managers without prior reference to the Member any documents or information in their possession or power relating to such matter, all as if such person had been appointed to act and had at all times been acting on behalf of the Association.

Members’ObligationsinRegardtoClaims

17 Any happening, occurrence, event or matter (including, but not limited to, any legal or arbitration proceedings commenced against the Member) which may be liable to cause the Member to incur loss, damage, liabilities, costs or expenses for which he may be insured by the Association shall be notified promptly to the Managers by the Member on it being known by him. In so far as there may be any difference of opinion between the Member and the Managers as to whether any happening, occurrence, event or matter is or was such as might be liable to cause the Member to incur loss, damage, liabilities, costs or expenses, or as to whether the Member knew or ought to have known of such happening, occurrence, event, or matter as aforesaid, or as to whether such happening, occur-rence, event or matter was notified promptly to the Managers by the Member, the determination of the Managers shall be final. A Member shall take and continue to take all such steps as may be reasonable for the pur-pose of averting or minimizing any expense or liability in respect whereof he may be insured by the Association.

18 A Member shall disclose and produce to the Managers all information, documents or reports in or coming into his or his agents’ (including law-yers’) possession, power or knowledge relevant to any such casualty, event or claim available at the time of notification and at any other time.

19 Whenever required by the Managers, a Member shall aid in securing infor-mation and evidence and in obtaining witnesses and shall cooperate with the Managers in the defense of any claim or suit or in the appeal from any judgment, in respect of any happening or occurrence as herein provided.

20 A Member shall neither settle nor make any admission in respect of liabilities, costs or expenses for which he is insured without the prior written consent of the Managers.

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21 If a Member commits any breach of any of his obligations under this Rule 1.4.17 to 20 inclusive, the Managers may reject or reduce any recovery to which such breach may appear to the Managers to be relevant.

PowersoftheManagersinRegardtoClaims

22 The Managers shall have the right if they so decide to control or direct the conduct of any claim or legal or other proceedings relating to any liability, loss or damage in respect whereof a Member is or may be insured in whole or in part, and to require a Member to settle, compromise or otherwise dispose of such claim or proceedings in such manner and upon such terms as the Managers see fit.

23 If a Member does not settle, compromise or dispose of a claim or legal or other proceedings after being required to do so by the Managers in accordance with Rule 1.4.22 above, any eventual recovery by the Member from the Association in respect of such claim or proceedings shall be limited to the amount he would have recovered if he had acted as required by the Managers.

PowersoftheDirectorsinRegardtoClaims

24 The Directors shall meet, or otherwise be consulted by the Managers, as often as may be required for settlement of claims which shall be paid by the Association as the Directors may determine in accordance with these Rules, but the Directors shall have power from time to time to authorize the Managers to effect settlement of claims without prior reference to them. No Director shall act as such in the settlement of any claim in which he is interested.

25 Without prejudice to the generality of Rule 1.4.24 above, the Directors shall have power in their absolute discretion to effect a compromise of any claim made against the Association.

TimeBar

26 a In the event that:

i a Member fails to fulfill his duty of prompt notification as contained in Rule 1.4.17 above; and/or

ii a Member fails to submit a claim to the Managers for reimbursement of any liabilities, costs or expenses within six months after dis-charging or settling the same;

the Member’s claim against the Association shall be discharged and the Association shall be under no liability in respect thereof unless the Directors in their absolute discretion shall otherwise determine.

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b Without prejudice to paragraph (a) of this Rule, in no event shall any claim be recoverable from the Association unless written notice thereof has been given to Managers within two years after the Member knew or ought to have known of the happening, occurrence, event or matter giving rise to the claims. In so far as there may be any difference of opinion between the Member and the Managers as to whether the Member knew or ought to have known of such happening, occurrence, event or matter giving rise to the claim as aforesaid, the determination of the Managers shall be final.

OtherProvisionsinRegardtoClaims

27 Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing by the Managers, where the Association has paid a claim to or on behalf of a Member, the whole of any recovery from a third party in respect of that claim shall be credited and paid to the Association up to an amount corresponding with the sum paid by the Association together with any interest element on that sum comprised in the recovery; provided however that where, because of a deductible in his terms of entry, the Member has contributed to settlement of the claim, any such interest element shall be apportioned between the Member and the Association taking into account the pay-ments made by each and the dates on which those payments were made.

28 It is a condition precedent of a Member’s right to recover from the funds of the Association in respect of any liabilities, costs or expenses that he shall first have discharged and paid the same out of funds belonging to him unconditionally and not by way of loan or otherwise.

29 Notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 1.4.28 above and of the first (introductory, unnumbered) paragraph of Rule 2 below, where a Member shall have failed to discharge a legal liability to pay damages or compensation for personal injury, illness, death or repatriation of a seaman, the Association shall discharge or pay such claim on the Member’s behalf directly to such seaman or to the legal dependant thereof.

PROVIDED ALWAYS that

a The seaman or dependant has no enforceable right of recovery against any other party and would otherwise be uncompensated; and

b Subject to (c) below, the amount payable by the Association shall under no circumstances exceed the amount which the Member would have been able to recover from the Association under the Rules and the Member’s terms of insurance with the Association; and

c Where the Association is under no liability to the Member in respect of such claim by reason of termination of cover under the terms of Class I,

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Rule 5.2.b for non-payment of amounts due to the Association, or by reason of cesser of cover under the terms of Class 1, Rule 5.1.3, the Association will nevertheless discharge or pay that claim to the extent only that it solely arises from a happening, occurrence, event or matter occurring prior to the date of such termination or cesser of cover, except as to repatriation of seamen, only, the claim solely arises from a happening, occurrence, event or matter occurring within the earlier of three months after

– the date of such cesser or termination, or

– the expiry of the insurance hereunder or any disposal by the Member of his interest in the insured vessel in whole or in part; and

d This Rule shall apply only to claims by or regarding a seaman employed on an entered vessel and to the personal injury, illness, death or repatriation of such seaman solely arising from a happening, occurrence, event or matter occurring at or after noon GMT, February 20, 2014; and

e The Association’s agreement to discharge or pay Members’ liabilities regarding repatriation of seamen is applicable only to such liabilities in states which implement or otherwise give effect to guideline B2.5 of Regulation 2.5 of the 2006 Maritime Labor Convention (MLC 2006); and

f Any payment by the Association to a seaman or dependant shall be as agent of the Member and the Member shall be liable to and agrees to reimburse the Association for the full amount of such payment.

30 In the event that more than one class of claims as provided for by these Rules shall arise as the result of any one accident or occurrence, only one deductible shall be made, which deductible shall be the highest deductible of those applying to the classes of claims involved.

GeneralLimitations

31 If and when a Member has any interest other than as an owner or bareboat charterer of the insured vessel, in no event shall the Association be liable hereunder to any greater extent than if such Member were the owner or bareboat charterer and were entitled to all the rights of limita-tion of liability to which a shipowner is entitled.

32 Subject to these Rules and to any special terms and conditions upon which a vessel may be insured, the Association covers the liability of a Member in respect of an insured vessel as this liability may be deter-mined and fixed by law, including any laws pertaining to limitation of liability. The Association shall in no circumstances be liable for any sum in excess of such legal liability. If a Member is entitled to limit his liability, the liability of the Association shall not exceed the amount of such limitation.

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33 Notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 1.4.31 and 1.4.32 above, recov-ery shall be limited to ONE BILLION DOLLARS ($1,000,000,000) any one occurrence in respect of any one insured vessel for oil pollution liability including fines, costs and expenses and clean up, and damages payable to any other person as may arise in respect of such oil pollution liability, whether under Rule 2.3 or Rule 2.5 or Rule 2.14 or any other section or endorsement or combination thereof; and

Provided further that if the aggregate amount of any oil pollution claims against a Member, Co-assured and/or Affiliate exceeds the aforesaid $1,000,000,000, the Association will not be liable to make any payment in respect of that amount by which any such claim exceeds $1,000,000,000; and

Provided further that where an insured vessel gives or attempts to give salvage or other assistance to another vessel following a casualty, any oil pollution liability incurred by the insured vessel in consequence thereof shall be aggregated with any oil pollution liability incurred by any other vessels similarly assisting in connection with the same casualty which are insured in respect of oil pollution liability either by the Association or by any other association which participates in the International Group of P&I Clubs’ Pooling Agreement or Excess Reinsurance Policies, and recovery in respect of the oil pollution liability of any insured vessel assisting as aforesaid shall not exceed such proportion of the above $1,000,000,000 limit as that vessel’s oil pollution liability bears to the aggregate of the oil pollution liabilities of all the similarly assisting vessels; and

Provided further that where an insured vessel is separately insured on behalf of its owner, demise charterer, manager or operator with the Association or any other association which participates in the International Group of P&I Clubs’ Pooling Agreement or Excess Reinsurance Policies, recovery in respect of all claims for oil pollution liability following any one occurrence brought against the owner, demise charterer, manager or operator of an insured vessel or against the Association or any other association shall be limited to $1,000,000,000. The liability of the Association in respect of such claims shall be limited to that propor-tion of $1,000,000,000 that each claim recoverable from the Association bears to the aggregate of the claims recoverable against the Association and such other associations, if any.

34 In respect of the risks insured hereunder, to the extent a Member, Co-assured or Affiliate is insured for pollution risks under any other insur-ance, cover hereunder shall be null, void and of no effect, up to the limits of said other insurance. Above the limits of said other insurance, cover under this insurance shall remain in effect, subject always to the limits

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herein which are applicable to such risks, to any deductible(s), and to the Rules of the Association. In the event the limits available under such other insurance are the same as or greater than the limits available for pollution losses under this insurance, then this insurance shall be null, void and of no effect with regard to such claims. In the event the limits of said other insurance are less than the limits available hereunder, this insurance shall respond up to the limits set forth herein for pollution losses, but only for the amount by which any such losses exceed the stated limits of such other insurance, and then only up to the limits set forth herein for pollution losses. This insurance shall respond only in excess of the stated limits of the other insurance, whether or not the full amount of such policy limits, or any amount at all, is recoverable thereunder.

35 Unless otherwise limited to a lesser sum, the Association’s aggregate liability arising under any one Member’s entry shall not exceed

1 in respect of liability to Passengers US$2,000,000,000 any one accident or occurrence; and

2 in respect of liability to Passengers and Seamen US$3,000,000,000 any one accident or occurrence.

Provided always that:

Where there is more than one Member’s entry in respect of the same insured vessel in the Association and/or as provided by any other insurer which participates in the Pooling Agreement

a the aggregate of claims in respect of liability to Passengers recoverable from the Association and/or such other insurers shall not exceed US$2,000,000,000 any accident or occurrence and the liability of the Association shall be limited to such proportion of that sum as the claims recoverable by such persons from the Association bear to the aggregate of all such claims otherwise recoverable from the Association and all such other insurers;

b the aggregate of all claims in respect of liability to Passengers and Seamen recoverable from the Association and/or such other insurers shall not exceed US$3,000,000,000 any one accident or occurrence and the liability of the Association shall be limited:

i where claims in respect of liability to Passengers have been limited to US$2,000,000,000 in accordance with proviso (a) to such proportion of the balance of US$1,000,000,000 as the claims recoverable by such persons in respect of liability to Seamen bear to the aggregate of all such claims otherwise recov erable from the Association and all such other insurers; and

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ii in all other cases, to such proportion of US$3,000,000,000 as the claims recoverable by such persons in respect of liability to Passengers and Seamen bear to the aggregate of all such claims otherwise recoverable from the Association and all such other insurers.

36 If liabilities to passengers arising under a non-war certificate issued by the Association in compliance with either Article IV of the Athens Convention Relating to the Carriage of Passengers and their Luggage by Sea, 1974 as amended by the Protocol thereto of 2002 or Regulation (EC) No.392/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23rd April 2009 on the liability of carriers of passengers by sea in the event of accidents (“Athens Convention/EU/EEA Passenger Liabilities”) exceed or may exceed in the aggregate the limit of cover specified in Rule 1.4.35:

a the Managers, in their absolute discretion, may defer payment of a Member’s indemnity claim in respect of such Athens Convention/EU/EEA Passenger Liabilities or any part thereof until those liabilities or such part thereof as the Managers may decide have been discharged by the Member; and

b if and to the extent any such liabilities discharged by the Association exceed the said limit of cover, any payment by the Association in respect thereof shall be by way of loan and the Member agrees to indemnify the Association in respect of such payment.

37 The Association shall not be liable for any loss, damage or expense against which, but for the insurance herein provided, the Member, Co-assured or Affiliate would have been insured under any other exist-ing insurance, except as set forth above in Rule 1.4.34; nor shall the Association provide prorated or allocated cover on the basis of double insurance or otherwise, except as set forth above in Rule 1.4.34; nor will this insurance replace any other insurance where (for whatever reason) that other insurance does not or is not able to respond to a claim thereunder.

AssociationRights

38 No act, omission, course of dealing, forbearance, delay or indulgence by the Association in enforcing any of the terms of the contract of insurance issued to the Member by the Association shall prejudice or affect the rights and remedies of the Association under the contract of insurance, and no such occurrence shall be treated as any evidence of waiver of the Association’s rights thereunder or result in any form of estoppel as to such rights and remedies, nor shall any waiver of a breach by the Member of such contract operate as a waiver or estoppel with respect to any subsequent breach thereof. The Association shall at all times and without notice be entitled to insist on the strict application and enforcement of all of the terms of the contract of insurance it issued to the Member.

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ProvisionofSecurity

39 The Association may, but shall in no case be obligated to, provide on behalf of a Member security to prevent the arrest or attachment or obtain the release from arrest or attachment or any other form of restraint or detention in respect of an vessel or the Member’s other property or assets or funds. Should the Association do so, the security shall be pro-vided on such terms as the Managers in their absolute discretion deem appropriate, and the Member shall upon first demand made at any time by the Managers in writing arrange such countersecurity (which coun-tersecurity may in the Managers’ absolute discretion include a deposit of cash with the Association) as the Managers may require, and (with or without such countersecurity having been required or arranged) the Member shall promptly indemnify the Association in consequence of any security provided by the Association.

40 In the event that a Member does not arrange such counter security as may have been required or does not indemnify the Association as aforesaid, the Association, without prejudice to its other rights, shall be entitled to retain any and all amounts which would otherwise be recoverable by such Member, notwithstanding that the same may have no connection with the liability in respect of which the original security was provided and may relate to other periods of cover before or after that liability was incurred by the Member or to another insured vessel. The provision of security by the Association shall be without prejudice to the Association’s possible declination of liability to the Member for the claim in question.

41 Notwithstanding the foregoing, in no circumstances shall the Association be liable for the detention of an insured vessel or for any other detention or attachment of a Member’s funds or assets, or for any damage whatsoever caused to a Member by reason of the provision or non- provision of security of whatever kind.

SurveysandOperationalAudits

42 The Managers may at any time in their absolute discretion appoint a surveyor or such other person as they may think fit to inspect an insured vessel on behalf of the Association. The Member shall afford such facilities as may be required for such inspection, and shall comply with such recommendations as the Managers may make following such inspection.

43 Notwithstanding anything contained in these Rules to the contrary, and unless and to the extent that the Managers shall otherwise agree, the failure by a Member to present a vessel for survey by such time and date as shall have been stipulated by the Managers shall have the effect of automatically terminating cover as from such time and date without further notice.

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44 By applying to enter or upon the entry or continuation of the entry of a vessel for insurance in the Association, an Applicant Member or Member as the case may be:

a Consents to and authorizes the disclosure by the Managers to any association which is a party to the Pooling Agreement any survey or inspection of such vessel undertaken on behalf of the Association either pursuant to an application for, or after entry in, the Association;

b Waives any rights or claims against the Association of whatsoever nature arising in respect of or relating to the contents of or opinions expressed in any survey or inspection so disclosed.

PROVIDED ALWAYS that

i Such survey or inspection may only be disclosed to another associa-tion when an application for entry of such vessel is made thereto; and

ii The disclosure of the survey inspection shall be for the limited purpose only of that association considering an application to enter such vessel for insurance.

45 Unless and to the extent that the Directors in their absolute discretion otherwise decide, a Member who commits any breach of his obligations referred to in Rule 1.4.42 above shall not be entitled, in relation to any casualty, event or matter occurring during the period of the breach, to any recovery from the Association in respect of any claim arising out of such casualty, event or matter.

46 Moreover, in the event that a vessel shall, in the opinion of the Managers, have failed to pass survey, cover shall cease automati cally with immediate effect without further notice. Cover may be reinstated subject to any special terms and conditions as the Managers may in their absolute dis-cretion wish to impose. In the absence of such reinstatement, unless and to the extent that the Directors may in their absolute discretion otherwise decide, a Member shall not be entitled to any recovery from the Association for any claim of whatsoever nature and howsoever arising during the period in which such automatic cesser shall have taken effect.

47 The Managers may at any time in their absolute discretion:

a Appoint representatives to visit the Member’s offices or those of any party or parties having operational control of an insured vessel entered on behalf of that Member and/or attend on board such vessel at such time specified by the Managers to audit the Member’s management systems, including, but not limited to, interviewing all relevant personnel and reviewing all relevant documentation. The Member shall be under a duty to ensure full cooperation with such representatives, making

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all requested personnel, information and documentation available, and unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Managers, shall pay for the reasonable costs of such audits; and

b Make recommendations as to the rectification of any deficiencies as may have been identified during the course of such a review either forthwith or within such time as may be specified by the Managers.

The Member shall inform the Managers immediately on completion of the implementation of any recommendations which the Managers shall have made and provide them with such evidence as the Managers deem fit as to the rectifi-cation and any deficiencies they shall have identified, provided always however that the Managers shall have the right to carry out re -audits at whatever time and in whatever circumstances they deem appropriate to verify the same.

In the event of any non compliance with any of the provisions of this Section 4, Sub-Section 47, the Managers shall be empowered in their absolute discretion to:

– terminate the entry of any or all insured vessels entered by the Member from a time and date specified by notice in writing to the Member; or

– determine that there shall be no right to recover from the Association in respect of any liability, cost or expense during a period commencing from the time and date at which the Member ceases to be in compliance, or such other date as is specified in writing, until the Managers are satisfied that compliance has been achieved; or

– exclude cover for claims arising out of or contributed to by such non compliance; or

– reduce any recovery from the Association to the extent that a claim has been contributed to by such non compliance; or

– vary the terms and conditions of entry including, but not limited to, the terms of any or all insured vessels’ premium rating.

PROVIDED ALWAYS that the Directors shall have power in their absolute discretion to admit in whole or in part any claim which may be excluded by reason of the foregoing. The exercise of their discretion by the Directors shall be final and conclusive for all purposes.

PROVIDED FURTHER that nothing in this Section 4, Sub-Section 47, or any action taken by the Association hereunder shall relieve the Member of his obligations with regard to those requirements in regard to classifi-cation and statutory regulation of the insured vessel as set out in Rule 1, Section 4, Sub -Section 14 of these Rules, or in regard to the maintenance and/or condition of the ship generally.

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AdjudicationofDifferencesorDisputes

48 a If any difference or dispute shall arise between a Member and the Association and/or its agents (which shall include, without limitation, the Association’s Manager and the Association’s and the Manager’s directors, officers and employees) concerning the construction of the Member’s contract with the Association, or the insurance afforded by the Association under the contract, or any amount allegedly due from the Association to the Member, or any other difference or dis-pute, and the Member is dissatisfied with the Manager’s final deci-sion, the Member may submit a Notice of Appeal to the Association’s Board of Directors asking it to adjudicate the difference or dispute. Such Notice of Appeal, if any, must be submitted by the Member through the Manager no later than sixty days after the Manager shall have provided its final decision to the Member regarding the difference or dispute.

b The procedures for adjudication by the Directors, which are incorporated into this Rule, are stated in Appendix A to these Class I Rules.

c No Member shall be entitled to maintain any action, suit or other legal proceedings against the Association and/or its agents upon any such difference or dispute unless and until the same has been appealed to the Association’s Board of Directors and it shall have adjudicated the dispute and given its decision thereon. The Board of Directors’ decision shall be made and published as soon as reasonably possible, but no more than six months after receipt of the last written submission permitted under Appendix A to these Class I Rules.

d The decision of the Association’s Board of Directors is intended to be final and binding. However, should the Member wish to appeal that decision, such appeal shall be brought only by suit against the Association in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York and must be commenced no later than sixty days after the Board’s decision has been provided to the Member.

ClaimsAgainstMembers

49 a The Member hereby submits to the jurisdiction of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York in respect of any suit brought by the Association to recover any sums which the Association may consider to be due to it from the Member.

b Provided always that, and without prejudice to the foregoing or the terms of Rule 1.4.50 below, the Association shall be entitled to commence and maintain in any jurisdiction whatsoever any action to recover any amounts which the Association may consider to be due to it from the Member.

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c The amounts due to the Association from a defaulting Member shall include, but not be limited to, unpaid premiums and assessments plus the Association's reasonable legal fees, collection expenses and other costs of recovering all amounts due from a Member or former Member plus interest at the rate specified in Rule 4, Section 11 of these Rules of Class I, or such higher or lower rate of interest as may be lawful in the jurisdiction in which the action is commenced.

ApplicableLaw

50 The contract of insurance between the Association and a Member shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the law of the State of New York. This provision is not, in any way, to be construed as a waiver of any rights, claims or defenses available to the Association under any contract term, including, but not limited to, that part of the contract included in Rule 1.4.48.

MaritimeLien

51 The Association shall have a lien on the insured vessel under the con-tract of insurance and/or applicable law for all premium and all other sums of whatsoever nature due to it. Such lien shall extend to other insured vessels which are part of a fleet as defined in Rule 1.2 and shall be in addition to, and in no way may be construed as a waiver of, or amendment to, any other contractual or maritime lien which the Association may either expressly or impliedly possess in regard to the said insured vessel or vessels. Such lien shall apply notwithstanding that the cover of the Member in respect of any vessel insured by him with the Association may have ceased or been terminated.

Delegation

52 Whenever any power, duty or discretion is conferred or imposed upon the Managers by virtue of the contract of insurance, such power, duty or discretion may, subject to any terms, conditions or restrictions contained in the contract, be exercised by any one or more of the Managers or by any servant or agent of the Managers to whom the same shall have been delegated or sub-delegated.

53 Whenever any power, duty or discretion is stated in the contract of insurance to be vested in the Directors, such power, duty or discretion shall be exercisable by the Directors unless the same shall have been delegated to any Committee of the Directors or to the Managers in accordance with the provisions as regards delegation contained in the By-Laws, in which event the power, duty or discretion may be exercised by any person to whom the same shall have been so delegated.

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EconomicSanctions

54 Notwithstanding and without prejudice to any other provision of these Rules or the Association’s Charter or By-Laws or a Member’s Certificate of Entry into the Association relating to the amendment of these Rules, these Rules may, on such notice as the Directors may in their absolute discretion decide, be amended at any time (including with effect from any time during the course of any current or future Insurance Year) in such fashion and to such extent as the Directors may in their absolute discretion determine is necessary as a result of the implementation of, or potential or proposed implementation of, any applicable change in legislation, regulation, prohibition, restriction, or requirement to obtain any license, consent, or authorization; or the potential or actual imposition of economic sanctions or penalties against the Association by any State, government, official body, regulatory or competent authority, interna-tional organization, or the like.

55 Whenever coverage extended by the Association would be in violation of any law applicable to the Association including, but not limited to, the prohibitions and requirements of any eco-nomic, financial, or trade sanctions administered by any State or international or supranational organization, or would expose the Association to the risk of being or becoming subject to any sanction, prohibition, penalty or other adverse action in any form whatsoever by any State or international or supranational organization, such cov-erage shall be null, void and of no effect. Any coverage hereunder provided by the Association shall not include or, as the case may be, shall by operation of law or pursuant to this sub-section, cease or shall have ceased to include, coverage for, or with respect to, any prohibited or unlawful entity, cargo, subject matter, vessel, or activ-ity under laws applicable to the Association, a Member, or an entered vessel, or any activity which could lead to the imposition of sanctions or penalties against the Association, a Member, or an entered vessel. Whenever coverage extended by the Association would be for any carriage, trade, voyage, or other activity that would violate economic sanctions laws applicable to the Member or an entered vessel, or that could lead to the imposition of sanctions or other penalties against a Member or an entered vessel under economic, financial or trade sanctions administered by any State or international or supranational organization, coverage shall not extend to or shall cease to extend to such carriage, trade, voyage or other activity and be null, void and of no effect. (See also, Class I, Rule 3, Section 1, Sub-Section 4.) In cases involving trade with or voyages to, from or within countries or territories subject to economic

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sanctions, to the extent permitted by applicable law(s) and these Rules, the Managers may, in their discretion, confirm the availability of cover only after disclosure by the Member to the Managers of all relevant facts and information concerning the subject carriage, trade, voyage, or other activity.

56 Without prejudice to the generality of the provisions contained in Rule 3, Section 1.5 of these Rules of Class I, in the event that the Association is unable to recover from any reinsurer (such term to include, but not be limited to, any association party to the Pooling Agreement, or any reinsurer subscribing to the Group Excess Loss Contract, or any other of the Association’s reinsurers whatsoever) such reinsurer’s contributions to any claim, loss or expense to which such reinsurance may pertain, and for which the Association would otherwise be liable to the Member under these Rules, by reason of the said reinsurer being prohibited from making such payment to the Association under any economic, financial, or trade sanctions administered by any State, or international or suprana-tional organization having jurisdiction over the said reinsurer, the liabil-ity of the Association for such claim, loss or expense shall be limited to that sum which the Association is itself lawfully permitted to pay and shall not extend to any amount which it is unable to recover from any reinsurer for the reasons set out above.

MembersandSuccessorsBoundbyRules

57 A Member or other person by whom or on whose behalf an application is made for insurance or reinsurance by the Association shall be deemed to have agreed not only on his own behalf but also on behalf of his successors and each of them that both he and they will in every respect be subject to and bound by all of the provisions of the Member’s contract of insurance with the Association.

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RISKS AND LOSSES COVERED

Each Member of the Association shall be indemnified in connection with each vessel entered in the Association for Protection and Indemnity insurance against any loss, damage or expense which the Member shall become liable to pay and shall pay by reason of the fact that the Member is the owner (or operator, manager, charterer, mortgagee, trustee, receiver or agent, as the case may be) of the insured vessel, subject to the provisions of these Rules and to all the limitations here in stated or agreed to by the acceptance of the application for membership, or by the entry of the vessel, in the Association, and which shall result from the following liabilities, risks, events, occurrences and expenditures; provided that such liabilities, risks, events, occurrences and expenditures arise in respect of the Member’s interest in such vessel; and in connection with the operation of such vessel by or on behalf of the Member; and out of events occurring during the period of entry of such vessel.

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A Liability for life salvage in respect of, or loss of life of, or personalinjuryto,orillnessof,anyperson,(otherthanthepersonsspecifiedinparagraphsB,CandDofthisSection)andhospital,medicalorfuneralexpensesincurredinrelationtosuchinjury,illnessordeath.

B Liabilityforlifesalvageinrespectof,orlossoflifeof,orpersonalinjuryto,orillnessof,anyseamanandhospital,medicalorfuneralexpensesincurredinrelationtosuchinjury,illnessordeath.

1 Liability hereunder shall include liability arising ashore or afloat.

2 For the purposes of this Rule 2, Section 1, B a seaman shall be defined as an employee of the Member:

a who is the master or a member of the crew of the insured vessel; or

b who is on board the insured vessel with the intention of becoming a member of her crew; or

c who, in the event of the insured vessel being laid up and out of commission, is engaged in the upkeep, maintenance or watching of the insured vessel; or

d who is engaged by the insured vessel or its master to perform stevedoring work in connection with the insured vessel’s cargo at ports where contract stevedores are not readily available.

PROVIDED that:

i Where the liability arises, or the costs or expenses are incurred, under the terms of crew articles or other contract of service or employment and would not have arisen but for those terms, that liability shall not be covered by the Association unless and to the extent that those terms shall have been previously approved by the Managers in writing.

ii There shall be no recovery in respect of liabilities, costs and expenses incurred by a Member in respect of the personal injury of a seaman under or pursuant to the terms of a contract of employment between the Member and that seaman, where that seaman has suffered injury while on leave, except where the claim on the Association is made under the entry of the last insured vessel on which the seaman served prior to suffering the injury.

C Liabilityforlifesalvageinrespectof,orlossoflifeof,orpersonalinjuryto,orillnessof,anypersonengagedtohandlethecargoofaninsuredvesselandhospital,medicalorfuneralexpensesincurredinrelationtosuchinjury,illnessordeath.

1 Liability hereunder in connection with the handling of cargo for the insured vessel shall commence from the time of receipt by the Member of the cargo on dock or wharf, or on craft alongside, for loading, and shall continue until due delivery thereof to dock or wharf of discharge or until discharge from the insured vessel onto craft alongside;

2 The Association shall not be liable for any loss, damage or expense sustained, directly or indirectly, by reason of any claim for loss of life, personal injury or illness in relation to the handling of cargo where such claim arises under a contract of indemnity between the Member and his subcontractor.

D Liabilitytopaydamagesorcompensation

1 for life salvage in respect of, or loss of life of, or personal injury to, or illness of, any passenger and hospital, medical or funeral expenses incurred in relation to such injury, illness or death;

2 to passengers on board an entered ship arising as a consequence of a casualty to that ship, including the cost of forwarding passengers to destination or return to port of embarkation and of maintenance of passengers ashore;

3 for loss of, or damage to, the effects of any passenger.

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I RISKS AND LOSSES COVERED

PROVIDED that:

a For the purposes of Rule 2, Section 1, D, 2 above a casualty shall be defined as an incident involving either:

i collision, stranding, explosion, fire or other cause affecting the physical condition of the insured vessel so as to render it incapable of safe navigation to its intended destination; or

ii a threat to the life, health or safety of passengers.

b There shall be no recovery in respect of liabilities for personal injury or death, delay or any other consequential loss sustained by any passenger by reason of carriage by air, except where such liabil-ity occurs during repatriation by air of injured or sick passengers, or following a casualty to the insured vessel.

c There shall be no recovery from the Association in respect of the contractual liability of a Member to a passenger while on an excursion from the insured vessel in circumstances where either a separate contract has been entered into by the passenger for the excursion whether or not with the Member, or the Member has waived any or all of the Member’s rights of recourse against any subcontractor or other third party in respect of the excursion.

AND FURTHER PROVIDED that:

In the case of each and every head of cover, A, B, C and D as set out above in this Section 1, unless and to the extent that special cover has been agreed in writing by the Managers, there shall be no recovery from the Association in respect of claims relating to cash, negotiable instruments, precious or rare metals or stones, valuables or objects of a rare or precious nature.

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Liability for expenses reasonably incurred in necessarily repatriating anymemberofthecreworanyotherpersonemployedonboardtheinsuredvessel,orinnecessarilysendingasubstitutetoreplaceanymemberofthecreworanypersonemployedonboardtheinsuredvessel;provided,however,thattheMembershallnotbeentitledtorecoveranysuchexpensesincurredbyreasonoftheexpirationoftheshippingagreement,otherthanbyseaperils,orbythevoluntaryterminationoftheagreement.Wagesshallberecoverablehereunderonlywhenpayableunderstatutoryobligationduringunemploy-mentduetothewreckorlossoftheinsuredvessel.

Coverage under Section 2 shall include expenses incurred by the Member in discharging his obligations towards or making necessary arrangements for stowaways or refugees, but only if and to the extent that the Member is

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legally liable for the expenses or if they are incurred with the approval and agreement of the Association.

Coverage under Section 2 shall also include liability for loss of or damage to the effects of any seaman or any other person (other than passengers) provided that:

a Unless and to the extent that special cover has been agreed in writing by the Managers, there shall be no recovery from the Association in respect of claims relating to cash, negotiable instruments, precious or rare metals or stones, valuables or objects of a rare or precious nature.

b Where the liability arises or the costs or expenses are incurred under the terms of a contract and would not have arisen but for those terms, that liability is not covered by the Association unless and to the extent that those terms shall have been previously approved by the Managers in writing.

Section3 COLLISION

Liabilityforlossordamageassetoutinparagraphs1,2,and3belowwhicharisesfromcollisionoftheinsuredvesselwithanothershiporvessel,butonlyifandtotheextentthatsuchliabilityisnotcoveredbythehullinsurancesoftheinsuredvessel:

1 one fourth, or such other proportion as may have been agreed, of the liabilities arising out of the collision other than those set out in paragraph 2 below;

2 four-fourths of the liabilities arising out of the collision in consequence of, or in respect to:

a removal or disposal of obstructions, wrecks or their cargoes under statutory powers or otherwise pursuant to law;

b injury to real or personal property of every description;

c the discharge, spillage, emission or leakage of oil, petroleum prod-ucts, chemicals or other substances of any kind or description what-soever including, but not limited to, remuneration paid pursuant to the Special Compensation P & I Club (SCOPIC) Clause, or any revi-sion thereof, in respect of the salvage of a ship or vessel with which the insured vessel is in collision;

d cargo or other property on the insured vessel;

e loss of life, personal injury or illness;

3 that part of the Member’s liability arising out of the collision which exceeds the sums recoverable under the hull policies of the insured vessel solely by reason of the fact that the liability exceeds the hull insurance value.

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PROVIDED always that:

i For the purpose of determining any sum recoverable under this Section 3, the Managers shall be entitled to determine the proper value at which the insured vessel should have been insured under the hull policies and the Association shall only be liable for the excess (if any) above the amount which would have been recoverable under the hull policies had the insured vessel been insured thereunder at such value. For the purpose of this Section 3 “proper value” is defined as an amount equal to the free, uncommitted market value of the insured vessel at the time of the collision.

ii Coverage hereunder shall not extend to any liability, whether direct or indirect, in respect of the engagements of, or the detention or loss of time of, the insured vessel.

iii Unless otherwise agreed in writing between the Member and the Association as a term of the vessel’s entry in the Association, if both vessels are to blame, then where the liability of either or both of the vessels in collision becomes limited by law, claims under this Section shall be settled upon the principle of single liability. In all other cases, claims under this Section shall be settled upon the principle of cross-liabilities, as if the owner of each vessel had been compelled to pay the owner of the other vessel such proportion of the latter’s damages as may have been properly allowed in ascertaining the balance or sum payable by or to the Member in consequence of the collision.

iv Where both vessels are insured vessels and are the property, in part or in whole, of the same owners or charterers, claims hereunder shall be settled on the basis of the principles set forth in the collision clauses contained in the hull policies of those insured vessels.

v Claims hereunder shall be separated among and take the identity of the several classes of liability for loss, damage and expense enumerated in this Rule and each class shall be subject to the deductions, inclusions, exclusions and special conditions applicable in respect to such class.

vi Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Association shall not be liable for any claims hereunder where the various liabilities resulting from such collision, or any of them, have been compromised, settled or adjusted without the written consent of the Managers.

vii In every case where the insured vessel is a tug, the hull policy thereof shall be deemed to be written on the American Institute Tug Form, August 1, 1976 and this Section 3 shall be deemed to incorporate the collision clause contained in the said policy and the following clause shall be substituted for and supersede Rule 3, Section 2.6, namely:

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Loss of or damage to any vessel or vessels in tow and/or their cargoes, whether such loss or damage occurs before, during or after actual towage; provided, that this exception shall not apply to claims under Section 1 of Rule 2.

Section4 DAMAGECAUSEDOTHERWISETHANBYCOLLISION

Liabilityforlossofordamagetoanyothervesselorcraft,ortopropertyonboardsuchothervesselorcraft,causedotherwisethanbycollisionoftheinsuredvesselwithanothervesselorcraft.

Where such other vessel or craft or property on board such other vessel or craft belongs to the Member, claims hereunder shall be adjusted as if it belonged to a third person; provided, however, that if such vessel, craft or property be insured, the Association shall be liable hereunder only insofar as the loss or damage, but for the insurance herein provided, is not or would not be recoverable by the Member under such other insurance.

Section5 DAMAGETODOCKS,BUOYS,ETC.

Liabilityforlossofordamagetoanydock,pier,jetty,bridge,harbor,breakwater,structure,beacon,buoy,lighthouse,cable,ortoanyfixedormovableobjectorpropertywhatsoever,includinginfringementofrights,exceptanothervesselorcraftorpropertyonanothervesselorcraft,ortopropertyontheinsuredvesselotherthantotheextentthatsuchpropertyiscoveredundersection6beloworelsewhereherein.

Where any such object or property belongs to the Member, claims hereunder shall be adjusted as if it belonged to a third person; provided, however, that if such object or property be insured, the Association shall be liable here-under only insofar as the damage, but for the insur ance herein provided, is not or would not be recoverable by the Member under such other insurance.

Section6 PROPERTYONBOARDTHEINSUREDVESSEL

Liability for lossofordamagetoanycontainers,equipment, fuelorotherproperty on board the insured vessel, other than to the extent that suchpropertyiselsewherecoveredherein;

PROVIDED THAT:

a there is no cover under this section for loss of or damage to any property which forms part of the insured vessel which is owned or leased by the Member or by any company associated with or under the same management as the Member; and

b unless the Member has obtained appropriate special cover by agreement with the Managers in writing, there is no cover under this section where any liability arises under a contract or indemnity entered into by him and would not have arisen but for such a contract or indemnity.

Section7 LIABILITYINRESPECTOFWRECKS

Liabilityforcostsorexpensesrelatingto

A the raising, removal, destruction, lighting ormarking of thewreck ofaninsuredvessel,whensuchraising,removal,destruction,lightingormarkingiscompulsorybylaworthecoststhereofarelegallyrecoverablefromtheMember.

B theraising,removal,destructionofanyproperty(otherthanoilorothersubstancewithinthescopeofRule2,Section14)beingcarriedorhavingbeencarriedonaninsuredvessel,whensuchraising,removalordestructionis compulsory by law or the costs thereof are legally recoverablefromtheMemberbutonlyifandtotheextentthatsuchpropertydoesnotformpartoftheinsuredvesselandisnotownedorleasedbytheMemberorbyanycompanyaffiliatedwiththeMember,andtheMemberisunabletorecoversuchcostsandexpensesfromtheownerorinsurerofsuchproperty,orfromanyotherparty.

C any such raising, removal or destruction of the wreck of an insuredvesseloranypropertyasisreferredtoinparagraphsAandBofthissection,oranyattemptthereat.

D thepresenceorinvoluntaryshiftingofthewreckofaninsuredvesselorasaresultoftheMember’sfailuretoremove,destroy,lightormarksuchwreck,includingliabilityarisingfromthedischargeorescapefromsuchwreckofoiloranysuchsubstance.

PROVIDED that:

1 The insured vessel became a wreck as a result of a casualty or event occurring during the period of that vessel’s entry in the Association, in which case the Association shall continue to be liable for the claim not-withstanding that in other respects the liability of the Association shall have terminated pursuant to Rule 5, Section 1(b).

2 In respect of a claim under paragraph A of this Section, the value of all stores and materials saved, as well as the wreck itself, shall first be deducted from such costs or expenses and only the balance thereof, if any, shall be recoverable from the Association.

3 Nothing shall be recoverable from the Association under this Section if the Member shall, without the consent of the Managers in writing, have

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transferred his interest in the wreck otherwise than by abandonment, prior to the raising, removal, destruction, lighting or marking of the wreck or prior to the incident giving rise to the liabilities, costs and expenses referred to in this Section.

4 Where the liability arises or the costs or expenses are incurred under the terms of a contract and would not have arisen but for those terms, that liability is not covered by the Association unless and to the extent that those terms shall have been previously approved by the Managers in writing.

5 The Association shall not be liable for any costs or expenses of a type, character or kind which would be covered by the hull insurance of the insured vessel.

6 In the event that the wreck of the insured vessel is upon property owned, leased, rented or otherwise occupied by the Member, the Association shall be liable for any liability or removal of the wreck which would be imposed upon the Member by law in the absence of contract if the wreck had been upon property belonging to another, but only for the excess over any amount recoverable under any other insurance applicable thereto.

Section8 CARGO

Liabilitiesandcostssetoutinsubsections1to4belowwhenandtotheextentthattheyrelatetocargointendedtobeorbeingorhavingbeencarriedinaninsuredvessel.

1 Loss, Shortage, Damage or Other Responsibility Liability for loss, shortage, damage or other responsibility arising out of any breach by the Member, or by any person for whose acts, neglect or default he may be legally liable, of his obligation properly to load, handle, stow, carry, keep, care for, discharge or deliver the cargo or out of unseaworthiness or unfitness of the insured vessel.

2 Disposing of Damaged Cargo The additional costs (over and above those which would have been incurred if the cargo had not been damaged) incurred by the Member in discharging or disposing of damaged cargo, but only if and to the extent that the Member has no recourse to recover those costs from any other party.

Provided always that where the said additional costs claimed represent the daily running costs of the insured vessel, such costs shall not be pay-able save to the extent that the Directors, in their absolute discretion, shall otherwise determine.

3 Failure of Consignee to Remove Cargo The liabilities and additional costs (over and above the costs which would have been incurred by him if the cargo had been collected or

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removed) incurred by a Member solely by reason of the total failure of a consignee to collect or remove cargo at the port of discharge or place of delivery, but only if and to the extent that such liabilities or costs exceed the proceeds of sale of the cargo and the Member has no recourse to recover those liabilities or costs from any other party.

4 Through or Transhipment Bills of Lading Liability for loss, shortage, damage or other responsibility in respect of cargo carried by a means of transport other than the insured vessel, when the liability arises under a through or transhipment bill of lading, or other form of contract, providing for carriage partly to be performed by the insured vessel.

PROVIDED always that:

a Standard Terms of Carriage Unless and to the extent that the Directors in their discretion otherwise decide, or special cover has been agreed in writing by the Managers, there shall be no recovery from the Association in respect of liabilities which would not have been incurred or sums which would not have been payable by the Member if the cargo (including cargo on deck) had been carried on terms no less favorable to the Member than the Hague-Visby Rules or the U.S. Carriage of Goods by Sea Act and/or such other rules and/or conventions as the Directors may from time to time determine.

b Deviation Unless and to the extent that the Directors in their discretion otherwise decide, or cover has been confirmed in writing by the Managers prior to the deviation, there shall be no recovery from the Association in respect of liabilities, costs or expenses which arise out of or which are incurred as a consequence of a deviation, in the sense of a departure from the contractually agreed voyage or adventure which deprives the Member of the right to rely on defenses or rights of limitation of liability which would otherwise have been available to him on the basis of the standard terms of carriage referred to in proviso (a) above to reduce or eliminate his liability.

c Claims Payable Only at the Discretion of the Directors Unless and to the extent that the Directors in their discretion otherwise decide there shall be no recovery from the Association in respect of liabilities, costs or expenses arising out of:

i discharge of cargo at a port or place other than the port or place provided in the contract of carriage;

ii delivery of cargo carried under a negotiable bill of lading or similar document of title without production of that bill of lading or

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document by the person to whom delivery is made, except where cargo has been carried in the insured vessel under the terms of a non negotiable bill of lading, waybill or other non negotiable document, and has been properly delivered as required by that document, notwithstanding that the owner of that insured vessel may be liable under the terms of a negotiable bill of lading or other similar document of title issued by or on behalf of a party other than that owner providing for carriage partly by a means of transport other than the insured vessel;

iii the issue of an antedated or postdated bill of lading, waybill or other document containing or evidencing the contract of carriage, that is to say a bill of lading, waybill or other document recording the loading or shipment or receipt for shipment on a date prior or subsequent to the date on which the cargo was in fact loaded, shipped or received as the case may be;

iv a bill of lading, waybill or other document containing or evidencing the contract of carriage, issued with the knowledge of the Member or the master of the insured vessel with an incorrect description of the cargo or its quantity or its condition;

v either the failure to arrive or late arrival of an insured vessel at a port of loading, or the failure to load any particular cargo or cargoes in an insured vessel other than liabilities, loss and expenses arising under a bill of lading already issued.

d Ad Valorem Bills of Lading Unless and to the extent that special cover has been agreed in writ-ing by the Managers, the Association shall not be liable for payments to cargo claimants of amounts exceeding whichever is the higher of $2,500 per unit, piece or package or the limitation per unit, piece or package specified in the standard terms of carriage, in respect of shipments of goods carried under an ad valorem bill of lading, waybill or other document containing or evidencing the contract of carriage in which the value of the relevant unit, piece or package has been stated to be in excess of $2,500.

e Rare or Valuable Cargo Unless and to the extent that special cover has been agreed in writing by the Managers, there shall be no recovery from the Association in respect of claims relating to the carriage of specie, bullion, precious or rare met-als or stones, plate or other objects of a rare or precious nature, bank notes or other forms or currency, bonds or other negotiable instruments.

f Property of the Member In the event that any cargo lost or damaged on board the insured

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vessel shall be the property of the Member, such Member shall be enti-tled to recover from the Association the same amount as would have been recoverable from him if the cargo had belonged to a third party and that third party had concluded a contract of carriage of the cargo with the Member on the terms of the Association’s recommended standard terms of carriage.

Section9 FINESANDPENALTIES

Liabilityforfinesandpenaltiesimposedbyanycourt,tribunalorauthorityfor:

1 short- or over -delivery of cargo, or failure to comply with regulations concerning the declaration of goods, or documentation of cargo, pro-vided that the Member is insured by the Association for liability in respect of cargo and subject always to the provisions of these Rules gen-erally and/or the Member’s terms of entry in respect of such cargo cover;

2 breach of any immigration law or regulation, provided that such breach is unknown to the Member;

3 the accidental escape or discharge of oil or any other substance from an insured vessel, provided that the Member is insured for pollution liability by the Association, and subject to the applicable limit of liability under the Rules of the Association and/or the terms of entry;

4 smuggling by the master or members of the crew, provided that the Member upon becoming aware of such activity immediately notifies the Managers.

All other fines and penalties will be recoverable only under Rule 2, Section20, provided that:

a the Member has satisfied the Directors that it took such steps as appear to them to be reasonable to avoid the event giving rise to the fine or penalty; and

b any amount claimed in respect of such fines shall be recoverable to such extent as the Directors in their absolute discretion may determine without having to give any reason for their decision.

Coverage under Section 9 hereunder also extends to confiscation of an insured vessel by a legally empowered court, tribunal or authority for breach of any customs law or regulation, provided that:

– recovery shall be limited to the market value of the insured vessel, free of commitment at the time of confiscation;

– no claim shall be considered in respect of any confiscation which has not remained in effect for a continuous period of 183 days from such time as the Member shall have notified the Managers in writing of the confiscation, and if at any time before or after the expiry of the said period terms

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become available for the return of the insured vessel on payment of a monetary penalty, the Managers may require the Member to accept such terms and make the necessary payment which alone shall then be the subject of recovery from the Association;

– the Directors in their sole discretion may refuse recovery to any extent what-ever in respect of confiscation in circumstances regarded by the Directors as involving any element of fault or privity on the part of the Member.

Section10 MUTINY,MISCONDUCT

Liabilityforexpensesincurredinresistinganyunfoundedclaimbyaseamanorotherpersonemployedonboardtheinsuredvessel,orinprosecutingsuchpersonorpersonsincaseofmutinyorothermisconduct;notincluding,how-ever,costsofsuccessfullydefendingclaimselsewhereprotectedinthisRule.

Section11 QUARANTINEEXPENSES

Liabilityforextraordinaryexpenses,incurredinconsequenceoftheoutbreakofanydiseaseontheinsuredvessel,fordisinfectionofthevesselorofpersonsonboard,or forquarantineexpenses,notbeing theordinaryexpensesofloading or discharging, nor the ordinary wages or provisions of crew orpassengers,provided,however,thatnoliabilityshallexisthereunderiftheinsuredvesselbeorderedtoproceedtoaportwhereitisknownthatshewillbesubjectedtoquarantine.

Section12 DIVERSIONEXPENSES

Liabilityforexpensesincurredsolelyforthepurposeofputtingintolandaninjuredorsickseamanorpassenger,orforputtingintolandstowawaysorrefugeesorforsavinglifeatsea;andthenetlosstotheMemberinrespectofbunkers,insurance,storesandprovisionsastheresultofthediversion.

Section13 UNRECOVERABLEGENERALAVERAGECONTRIBUTIONS

Generalaverage(excludingship’ssacrificeitems),specialchargesorsalvagechargeabletoanyotherpartytothemarineadventureforwhichtheMembermaybecomeliableorbeunabletorecoverfromsuchpartysolelybyreasonofabreachofthecontractofcarriage,providedthat:

1 the Member shall have notified the Managers in writing within twelve months both of the casualty out of which a claim under this Section 13 might arise, and of the reference of the matter to adjusters; and

2 the provisos in Section 8 above shall apply to recovery under this Section 13; and

3 the Member shall have obtained adequate general average security in the

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absence of which recovery from the Association will be available if, and only to the extent that, the Member can establish that, at the time of delivery of the cargo, he neither knew nor ought to have known that there had been an occurrence of a general average nature during the voyage, or if, and only to the extent that, the Directors, in their absolute discretion, shall otherwise determine.

Section14 DISCHARGEOFOILOROTHERSUBSTANCE

Liabilities,costsandexpensesthataretheresultofthedischargeorescapeofoiloranyotherpollutingsubstance,or the threatofsuchdischargeorescape,fromaninsuredvessel,namely:

1 Liability for loss, damage or contamination;

2 Liability of the Member as a party to any voluntary agreement previously approved by the Managers in writing, and the costs and expenses incurred by the Member in performing his obligations under such agreement;

3 The costs of measures reasonably taken (or taken in compliance with any order or direction given by any government or authority) for the purpose of avoiding the threat of or minimizing pollution, and liability incurred as a result of such measures;

4 Liability to pay special compensation to a salvor of an insured vessel in respect of work done or measures taken to prevent or minimize damage to the environment, but only to the extent that such liability is imposed on the Member pursuant to Article 14 of the International Convention on Salvage, 1989, or is assumed by the Member under the terms of a standard form of salvage agreement approved by the Managers, or the Lloyd’s Standard Form of Salvage Agreement (LOF 1995) and subsequent amend ments thereto.

Provided that any recovery hereunder may be reduced if and to the extent that the Member shall not have taken steps to ensure that costs and expenses recoverable hereunder are included in general average to the extent permitted under the York -Antwerp Rules 1994.

5 Liability, costs and expenses of the Member assumed in respect of any insured vessel which is a “Relevant Ship” as defined in the Small Tanker Owners Pollution Indemnification Agreement 2006 (STOPIA 2006). A Member who has insurance in respect of such vessel shall, by virtue of entry with and through the agency of the Association, and unless the Managers otherwise agree in writing, become a party to STOPIA 2006 for the period of entry of such vessel in the Association. In the event that the Member exercises his rights under STOPIA 2006 to withdraw from that agreement, and unless the Managers have agreed in writing, or unless the Directors otherwise determine, there shall be no cover under this Rule 2, Section 14 in respect of such vessel so long as the Member is not a party to STOPIA 2006.

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RISKS AND LOSSES COVERED I6 Liability, costs and expenses of the Member assumed in respect of an

insured vessel which is a “Relevant Ship” as defined in the Tanker Owners Pollution Indemnification Agreement (TOPIA). A Member who has insurance in respect of such vessel shall, by virtue of entry with and through the agency of the Association, and unless the Managers otherwise agree in writing, become a party to TOPIA for the period of entry of such vessel in the Association. In the event that the Member exercises his rights under TOPIA to withdraw from that agreement, and unless the Managers have agreed in writing, or unless the Directors otherwise determine, there shall be no cover under this Rule 2, Section 14 in respect of such vessel so long as the Member is not a party to TOPIA.

Section15 SHIP’SPROPORTIONOFGENERALAVERAGE

The insured vessel’s proportion of general average, special charges orsalvagenotrecoverableunderthehullpoliciesbyreasonofthevalueoftheshipbeingassessedforcontributiontogeneralaverageorsalvageatasoundvalueinexcessoftheinsuredvalueunderthehullpolicies.

Provided always that for the purpose of determining any sum recoverable under this Section 15, the Managers shall be entitled to determine the proper value at which the insured vessel should have been insured under the hull policies and the Association shall only be liable for the excess (if any) above the amount which would have been recoverable under the hull policies had the insured vessel been insured thereunder at such value. For the purpose of this Section 15, “proper value” is defined as an amount equal to the free, uncommitted market value of the insured vessel at the time of the incident giving rise to the general average, special charges or salvage.

Section16 OFFICIALINQUIRIES

CostsandexpensesincurredbyaMemberindefendinghimselforinprotectinghisinterestsbeforeanofficialinquiryintothelossofaninsuredvesselorintoacasualtyinvolvinganinsuredvesselbutonlytotheextentandonsuchconditionsastheManagersintheirsolediscretionmaydetermine.

Section17 SUEANDLABORANDLEGALCOSTS

Extraordinary costs and expenses reasonably incurred after any casualtyforthepurposeofavoidingorminimizinganyliabilities,costsorexpensesagainstwhichtheMemberisinsuredbytheAssociation.

Legalcostsandexpensesrelatingtoanyliabilities,costsorexpensesagainstwhichtheMemberisinsuredbytheAssociation,butonlytotheextentthatsuchlegalcostsandexpenseshavebeenincurredwiththepriorapprovaloftheManagersinwritingortotheextentandonsuchconditionsastheDirectorsintheirsolediscretionmaydetermine.

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Section18 EXPENSESOFINVESTIGATIONANDDEFENSE

Liability for costs, chargesandexpenses reasonably incurredandpaidbytheMemberinconnectionwithanyliabilityinsuredunderthisRule,subject,however, to thesamededuction thatwouldbeapplicableby the termsofentrytotheliabilitydefended;providedthatifanyliabilityisincurredandpaid by the Member as aforesaid, the deduction shall be applied to theaggregateoftheclaimandexpenses;andprovidedfurtherthattheMembershallnotbeentitledtoindemnityforexpensesunlesstheywereincurredwiththeapprovalinwritingoftheManagers,ortheManagersshallbesatisfiedthatsuchapprovalcouldnothavebeenobtainedunderthecircumstanceswithoutunreasonable delay, or that the expenses were reasonably and properlyincurred;andprovidedfurtherthatanysuggestionorapprovalofcounsel,oranyincurringofexpensesinconnectionwithliabilitiesnotinsuredunderthisRule,shallnotbedeemedanadmissionoftheAssociation’sliability.

It is understood and agreed that the Managers may undertake the investigation of any occurrence which might develop into a claim against the Member, and may undertake the investigation and defense of any claim made against the Member with respect to which the Member shall be or may claim to be insured by the Association, and that during such investigation and/or defense the Association may incur expenses, which expenses shall be for the account of the Member, and such investigation and/or defense shall not be considered as an admission of the Association’s liability for such claim or expenses, and the liability of the Association to the Member for any loss, damage or expense shall not be affected by any acts of the Association prior to formal presentation to the Association of the Member’s claim for reimbursement or indemnity.

Section19 EXPENSESINCURREDUNDERAUTHORIZATIONOFTHEMANAGERS

ExpenseswhichtheMembermayincurunderspecialwrittenauthorizationoftheManagersoftheAssociationincasesinwhichtheManagersdecidethatitisintheinterestsoftheAssociationthatthedirectionbegiven.

Section20 ‘OMNIBUS’CLAUSE

Liability for costs and expensesnot expressly excludedelsewhere in theseRules,incidentaltothebusinessofowning,operatingormanagingshipswhichtheDirectors,intheirsolediscretion,shallconsidertofallwithinthescopeoftheinsuranceprotectionaffordedbytheAssociationundertheseRules.

RISKS AND LOSSES EXCLUDED3RULE

Section1 RISKSEXCLUDED

Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in these Rules of Class I, there shall be no right of recovery from the Association in respect of any liabilities, costs or expenses, whether or not a contributory cause of their being incurred was any neglect on the part of a Member, Co-assured or Affiliate or any of their servants or agents, when the incident giving rise to the liability, cost or expense was caused by the following:

WarRisks

1 i War, civil war, revolution, rebellion, insurrection or civil strife arising therefrom, or any hostile act by or against a belligerent power or any act of terrorism;

ii Capture, seizure, arrest, restraint or detainment (barratry and piracy excepted) and the consequences thereof or any attempt thereat;

iii Mines, torpedoes, bombs, rockets, shells, explosives or similar weapons or devices, provided that this exclusion shall not apply to any liabilities, costs or expenses which arise solely by reason of

a the transport of any such weapons whether on board the insured vessel or not, or

b the use of any such weapons, either as a result of government order or through compliance with a written direction given by the Association where the reason for such use was the avoidance or mitigation of liabilities, costs or expenses which would otherwise have fallen within the cover given by the Association.

AND PROVIDED ALWAYS that the exclusions in this Section 1, Sub- Section 1 shall not apply to any liabilities, costs or expenses insofar only as they are discharged by the Association on behalf of a Member pursuant to a demand made under:

– a guarantee or other undertaking given by the Association to the Federal Maritime Commission under Section 2 of US Public Law 89 777, or

– a certificate issued by the Association in compliance with Article VII of the International Conventions on Civil Liability for Oil Polution Damage 1969 or 1992 or any amendments thereto, or

– a certificate issued by the Association in compliance with Article 7 of the International Convention on Civil Liability for Bunker Oil Pollution Damage, 2001 or any amendments thereto, or

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– an undertaking given by the Association to the International Oil Pollution Compensation Fund 1992 in connection with the Small Tanker Oil Pollution Indemnification Agreement (STOPIA 2006),

to the extent that such liabilities, costs and expenses are not recovered by the Member under any other policy of insurance or extension to the cover provided by the Association. Where any such guarantee, undertaking or certificate is provided by the Association on behalf of a Member as guarantor or otherwise, the Member agrees that any payment by the Association thereunder in discharge of the said liabilities, costs and expenses shall, to the extent of any amount recovered under any other policy of insurance or extension to the cover provided by the Association, be deemed to be by way of loan and that there shall be assigned to the Association all the rights of the Member under any such other insurance and against any third party.

AND FURTHER PROVIDED ALWAYS that:

The Directors may resolve that special cover be provided to Members against any or all of the risks set out in Rule 2 of these Rules of Class I, notwithstanding that the liabilities, costs or expenses arising from such risks would otherwise be excluded by this Rule 3.1.1. Such special cover where provided may be limited to such sum or sums and be subject to such terms and conditions as the Directors may from time to time in their absolute discretion determine.

In the event of any dispute as to whether or not any act constitutes an act of terrorism, the decision of the Directors shall be final.

NuclearRisks

2 Ionizing radiations from or contamination by radioactivity from any nuclear fuel or from any nuclear waste or from the combustion of nuclear fuel; the radioactive, toxic, explosive or other hazardous or contaminating properties of any nuclear installation, reactor or other nuclear assembly or nuclear component thereof; or any weapons or devices employing atomic or nuclear fission and/or fusion or other like reaction of radioactive force or matter.

Provided always that this Rule 3.1.2 shall not apply to liabilities, losses, costs or expenses arising out of or in consequence of the emission of ionizing radiations from, or the toxic, explosive or other hazardous properties of:

i isotopes prepared for use for industrial, commercial, agricultural, medical or scientific purposes;

ii natural uranium; or

iii depleted uranium,

being carried as cargo in an insured vessel, and such further exceptions as the Managers may approve.

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RISKS AND LOSSES EXCLUDED

BlockadeRunning,UnlawfulTradeetc.

3 An insured vessel carrying contraband, blockade running or being employed in an unlawful trade or if the Managers, in their absolute discretion, shall be of the opinion that the carriage, trade or voyage was imprudent, unsafe, unduly hazardous or improper.

Preclusionof/exclusionfromcoverofcertainvoyagesinvolvingIranandothercountriessubjecttoUSeconomicsanctions

4 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in these Rules or in the Association’s Charter or By-Laws or in a Member’s Certificate of Entry into the Association, and until and unless authorized by the Directors through any subsequent amendment of the Association’s Rules, cover-age hereunder shall not include or, as the case may be, shall terminate and cease to include, any voyage or service to, from or within Iran and other countries or territories subject to economic sanctions, including in the territorial waters of Iran and other countries subject to sanctions, of any vessel otherwise insured hereunder if such voyage and/or service is an activity by the Member that violates or could violate applicable US economic sanctions laws or is a trade, carriage or activity that could cause the imposition of US sanctions against the Member or an entered vessel. See also, Class 1, Rule 1, Section 4, subsection 55, which, inter alia, excludes cover where extension of cover would be prohibited by economic sanctions laws applicable to the Association. In cases involv-ing trade with or voyages to, from or within Iran and other countries or territories subject to US economic sanctions, to the extent permitted by applicable law(s) and these Rules, the Managers may, in their discretion, confirm the availability of cover only after disclosure by the Member to the Managers of all relevant facts and information concerning the subject carriage, trade, voyage, or other activity.

Preclusion/exclusion of cover where reinsurers are subject to economicsanctions,prohibitionsortheimpositionofsanctions

5 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in these Rules or in the Association’s Charter or By-Laws or in a Member’s Certificate of Entry into the Association, there shall be no cover for any liability, cost or expense to the extent that such liability, cost or expense is not recoverable from the Association’s reinsurers (such term to include, but not be limited to, any association party to the Pooling Agreement, or any reinsurer subscribing to the Group Excess Loss Contract, or any other of the Association’s reinsurers whatsoever) by reason of the fact that the provision of cover, the payment of any claim or the provision of any benefit in respect of such liability, cost and expense is prohibited by appli-cable economic sanctions laws or the same would expose the said reinsurer to economic, financial or trade sanctions administered by any State, or international or supranational organization having jurisdiction over the said reinsurer.

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Section2 LOSSESEXCLUDED

Save to the extent as may be expressly agreed in writing between a Member and the Managers, and notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in these Rules of Class I, there shall be no right of recovery from the Association in respect of any loss, damage or expense a Member may have sustained, directly or indirectly, by reason of:

HullDamageetc.totheInsuredVessel

1 Loss of, or damage to, the insured vessel or any part thereof.

2 Loss of, or damage to, any equipment on board the insured vessel or to any containers, lashings, stores or fuel thereon, to the extent that the same are owned or leased by a Member or by any party associated with or under the same management as the Member.

3 The cost of repairs to the insured vessel or any charges or expenses in connection therewith.

CancellationofContracts,LossofHireetc.

4 Cancellation or breach of any charter or contract, detention of an insured vessel, bad debts, insolvency, fraud of agents, loss of freight, passage money, hire, demurrage or any other loss of revenue incurred by a Member in respect of any vessel insured by the Member;

Provided always that where any loss of hire or freight forms part of a claim in respect of cargo covered under Rule 2.8 or is, with the consent of the Managers, included in the settlement of such a claim, such loss of hire or freight may be recoverable from the Association notwithstanding the terms of this Rule 3.2.4.

SumsInsurableUnderHullPolicies

5 Any loss, damage, sacrifice or expense of a type, character or kind which would be fully payable without deductible under the terms of a policy written on the American Institute Hull Clauses (June 2, 1977) Form and a policy written on the American Institute Increased Value and Excess Liabilities Clauses (November 3, 1977) Form, or other equally wide form of insurance, whether or not the insured vessel is fully covered under such policies by insurance and excess insurance sufficient in amount to pay in full and without limit all such loss, damage, sacrifice or expense.

TowagebyanInsuredVessel

6 Loss of or damage to, or wreck removal of, a vessel or other floating structure towed by an insured vessel or the cargo or other property on such tow (together with costs and expenses associated therewith), save insofar as either:

– the towage or attempt thereat is made for the purpose of saving or attempting to save life or property at sea; or

– the insured vessel is towing under a contract, or in other circum-stances, approved by the Managers, and provided always that this exclusion shall not apply to claims covered under Rule 2.1.

TowageofanInsuredVessel

7 Liabilities, costs and expenses incurred under or pursuant to the terms of a contract for the towage of an insured vessel other than

i a contract entered into for the purpose of entering or leaving port, or maneuvering within the port, during the ordinary course of trading; or

ii a contract entered into in the ordinary course of trading of the insured vessel, being a vessel which is habitually towed from port to port or from place to place provided always that

a such liabilities, costs and expenses shall only be recover able to the extent that a Member is not insured against such liabilities, costs and expenses under the hull policies on the insured vessel; and

b the insured vessel has been insured with the Association on such basis; or

iii towage under Lloyd’s Open Form of Salvage Agreement (1980, 1990 or 1995, whether or not incorporating SCOPIC) or any other form of salvage contract approved by the Managers; or

iv a contract incorporating a term to the effect that the Member and the owner of the towing vessel shall each be responsible for any loss or damage to his own vessel, and for loss of life or personal injury on his own vessel, without any recourse whatsoever against the other.

ContractsandIndemnities

8 Liabilities, costs and expenses which would not have arisen but for the terms of a contract or indemnity entered into by a Member, unless those terms have been expressly approved in writing by the Managers.

SpecialistOperations

9 Any liabilities, costs and expenses incurred by the Member during the course of performing specialist operations including but not limited to dredging, blasting, pile-driving, well stimulation, cable or pipe-laying, construction, installation or maintenance work, core sampling, depositing of spoil, professional oil spill response or professional oil spill response training (but excluding fire fighting), to the extent that such liabilities, costs and expenses arise as a consequence of:

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a claims brought by any party for whose benefit the work has been performed, or by any third party (whether connected with any party for whose benefit the work has been performed or not), in respect of the specialist nature of the operations; or

b the failure to perform such specialist operations by the Member or the fitness for purpose and quality of the Member’s work, products or services, including any defect in the Member’s work, products or services; or

c any loss or damage to the contract work.

Provided that this subsection 9 shall not apply to liabilities, costs and expenses incurred by the Member in respect of:

– loss of life, injury or illness of crew and other personnel on board the insured vessel; or

– the wreck removal of the insured vessel; or

– oil pollution emanating from the insured vessel;

but only to the extent that such liabilities are covered under Sections 1 through 20 of Rule 2 of these Rules.

WillfulMisconduct

10 Claims arising in circumstances where there has been willful misconduct on the part of the Member, defined as an act intentionally done, or a deliberate omission, by the Member with knowledge that the performance or omission will probably result in injury, or an act done or omitted in such a way as to allow an inference of a reckless disregard of the prob-able consequences.

Drillingand/orProductionOperations

11 Liabilities, costs and expenses incurred in respect of a drilling vessel or barge or any other vessel or barge employed to carry out drilling or pro-duction operations in connection with oil or gas exploration or produc-tion, including any accommodation unit moored or positioned on site as an integral part of any such operations, to the extent that such liabilities, costs or expenses arise out of or during drilling or production operations.

WasteDisposalandSub-SeaActivities

12 Liabilities, costs and expenses incurred by a Member in connection with any claim brought against such Member arising out of waste incineration or disposal operations carried out by the insured vessel (other than any such operations carried out as an incidental part of other commercial activities) or the operation by the Member of submarines, mini- submarines or diving bells or the activities of professional or commercial divers where the Member is responsible for such activities.

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Refugees

13 Consequential loss of profit or depreciation arising from the rescue of refugees.

SalvageofanInsuredVessel

14 Salvage of an insured vessel or services in the nature of salvage provided to an insured vessel and any costs and expenses in connection therewith other than such liabilities, costs or expenses as may arise by reason of life salvage, or costs and expenses under any of the following:

Article 14 of the International Convention on Salvage 1989; or

Article 14 of the International Convention on Salvage 1989 as incorporated into Lloyd’s Open Form of Salvage Agreement (1980, 1990 or 1995) or into any other salvage contract approved by the Managers; or

cargo’s contribution to general average payable by the Member solely by reason of a breach of the contract of carriage.

SalvagebyanInsuredVessel

15 Liabilities, costs and expenses arising out of salvage operations, including, for the purpose of this Sub-Section 15, wreck removal, conducted by an insured vessel or provided by the Member, other than

a liabilities, costs and expenses arising out of salvage operations, including, for the purpose of this Sub-Section 15, wreck removal, conducted by an insured vessel for the purpose of saving or attempting to save life at sea; and

b liabilities, costs and expenses incurred by the Member (being a professional salvor) which are covered by a special agreement between the Member and the Association.

Non-MarinePersonnel

16 Liabilities, costs and expenses incurred by a Member in respect of any of the following:

i personnel (other than seamen) on board the insured vessel (being an accommodation vessel) employed otherwise than by the Member where there has not been a contractual allocation of risks as between the Member and the employer of the personnel which has previously been approved by the Managers in writing;

ii hotel and restaurant guests and other visitors and catering staff of the insured vessel when the insured vessel is moored (otherwise than on a temporary basis) and is open to the public as a hotel, restaurant, bar or other place of entertainment.

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HeavyLifts

17 Loss of or damage to, or wreck removal of, cargo carried on a semi-submersible heavy lift vessel or any other vessel designed exclusively for the carriage of heavy lift cargo, save to the extent that such cargo is being carried under the terms of a contract on Heavycon terms or any other terms previously approved by the Managers in writing.

CERCLA-typeLiabilities

18 Unless the Directors shall otherwise determine, there is no cover in respect of any liability for loss, damage, costs and expenses arising as a consequence of the discharge or escape, or the threat of discharge or escape, of any hazardous waste (previously carried on an insured vessel) from any land -based dump, storage or disposal facility.

PaperlessTrading

19 Any liabilities, costs or expenses whatsoever and howsoever arising from the use of any electronic trading system, other than an approved elec-tronic trading system, to the extent that such liabilities, costs or expenses would not (except insofar as the Managers may in their sole discretion otherwise determine) have arisen under a paper trading system.

For the purposes of this Sub-Section 19,

a An electronic trading system is any system which replaces or is intended to replace paper documents used for the sale of goods and/ or their carriage by sea or partly by sea and other means of transport and which:

i are documents of title, or

ii entitle the holder to delivery or possession of goods referred to in such documents, or

iii evidence a contract of carriage under which the rights and obligations of either of the contracting parties may be transferred to a third party.

b a "document" shall mean anything in which information of any description is recorded including, but not limited to, computer or other electronically generated information.

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MutualandFixedPremiumInsurance

1 Every Certificate of Entry issued to a Member of the Association shall clearly state whether or not the insurance is mutual or fixed premium insurance. Certificates of Entry evidencing mutual insurance shall contain a clear state-ment of the liability of the Member for the payment of his proportionate share of any deficiency as provided by law within the limit provided by the contract of insurance, and shall further state that any premiums and calls shall be for the exclusive benefit of Members who are subject to such a contingent liability. Members who are insured on mutual premium terms shall not be liable to make contribution in an amount greater in propor-tion to the total deficiency than the ratio that the deficiency attributable to mutual premium business bears to the total deficiency. All Certificates of Entry evidencing fixed premium insurance shall provide that Members insured on such terms shall not be liable for deficiencies in the funding of the Association, and such Members shall not be liable to make contribution to such deficiencies in the funding of the Association.

2 The Managers may on behalf of the Association issue Certificates of Entry evidencing mutual insurance which, save insofar as claims in respect of oil pollution are concerned, do not contain an express mone-tary limit on the Association’s liability for the payment of claims covered by virtue of these Rules. Notwithstanding this, however, the liability of the Association in respect of the insurance of such claims shall be subject always to the provisions of Rule 4.16 herein and the limits on collect-ability of overspill claims as defined therein.

3 Certificates of Entry issued by the Managers on behalf of the Association evidencing fixed premium insurance shall in all cases contain an express monetary limit on the Association’s liability for the payment of claims covered by virtue of these Rules.

4 For the purposes of adjusting mutual premium in relation to any surpluses or deficiencies to the Association’s funding, the business of the Association shall be divided into policy years which shall have the meaning ascribed to them in Rule 1.2 above.

TreatmentofMutualPremiuminRelationtoPolicyYearResults

5 From time to time when the Managers shall determine that it is practicable to estimate with a reasonable degree of certainty the minimum, probable or final surplus or deficiency resulting from all of the Association’s insur-ances in effect during any policy year, the Managers shall place before

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the Directors a statement of such financial results. After receipt of any such statement, the Directors from time to time may:

i fix and determine an amount to be declared and paid as an interim or final return of mutual premium, after retaining such sums as they may deem necessary to meet outstanding obligations or for the maintenance of reserves and surplus of the Association; or

ii order an interim or final levy of supplementary premium to be made against Members insured on mutual premium terms, fix the due date or payment of such a levy, and otherwise provide for the collection thereof.

6 If at any time or times after any policy year has been closed, any addi-tional costs or expenses attributable to such policy year(s) are incurred by the Association, the Directors may in their absolute discretion decide to fund such costs or expenses:

i by transferring funds from the reserves of the Association; and/or

ii by levying interim or final supplementary premium in respect to any open policy year(s).

7 Any return of mutual premium or any supplementary premium levied shall be based solely on such surplus or such deficiency, respectively, resulting from the mutual premium business for the policy year in ques-tion. All returns declared and all supplementary premiums levied shall be distributed or spread in the ratio that the net premium paid by a Member bears to the net premiums paid by all Members insured on mutual premium terms for the policy year. The term “net premium” as used in this Rule 4.7 shall mean the total premium paid less lay up, cancellation or other returns of premium. In any case, however, all actions of the Directors in respect of returns of premium or levies of supplementary premium shall conform with the law and with the Charter and By-Laws of the Association.

PremiumtoRelease

8 Upon or at any time after the cesser or termination of the insurance of an insured vessel for any reason, or at any other time as may have been expressly agreed between a Member and the Managers, the Managers, on behalf of the Association, may calculate and charge premium to release a Member from liability for further contribution to mutual premium in respect of such vessel at a percentage of the then estimated total pre-mium for any policy year which has not at that time been declared closed for the levy of mutual premium in accordance with Rule 4.17 and 4.18 below. The said percentage shall be as from time to time determined by the Directors in their absolute discretion.

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9 The amount of such premium to release shall be payable by a Member on demand without set off, and payment thereof will not affect a Member’s liability for overspill calls as set out in Rule 4.16 herein. Provided always, however, that the Association may accept in lieu of payment of such pre-mium to release a guarantee given or confirmed by a bank acceptable to the Managers for the Member’s future liability for mutual premium and overspill calls.

10 Once paid, premiums to release shall not in any circumstances be return-able, notwithstanding any subsequent reduction in the amounts charge-able for the policy years concerned; nor shall a Member have any right to share in any returns of mutual premium for any such policy year in respect of a vessel for which premium to release has been paid or is payable, but payment of premium to release shall discharge a Member from any future liability for that mutual premium in lieu of which such premium to release has been charged.

InterestonpremiumandothersumsduetotheAssociation

11 Notwithstanding any provisions contained herein to the contrary, inter-est at the rate of 1% per month shall be payable on any premium or other sums due to the Association as from the due date of payment of such premium or other sums or from such later date as may be specified by the Managers.

ReturnsofPremiumConsequentUponLay-up

12 Subject to any special terms and conditions which may have been expressly agreed between a Member and the Managers, if an insured vessel shall be without cargo on board and so remain in any safe port for a period of 45 or more consecutive days after finally mooring there (such period being computed from the day of arrival to the day of departure, excluding the day of arrival and the day of departure), a Member is to be allowed a return of premium calculated at a rate of eighty per cent (80%) of the total net premium payable for such vessel.

Provided always that:

i An insured vessel shall not be treated as laid up if she has either seamen (other than for maintenance or security) or cargo on board, except that the Managers in their absolute discretion may agree to a reduced allowance if there are additional seamen on board;

ii The Managers shall have absolute discretion in deciding whether the port involved or the place of the vessel’s lay up is a safe port within the meaning of this Rule, and/or to determine how many seamen may be required for such maintenance or security within the meaning of this Rule 4.12;

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iii No return of premium shall be made under this Rule unless the Member shall submit his notice in writing to and submits his claim for the lay up return, along with supporting documentation accept-able to the Managers of such lay up, to the Managers not later than 60 days after the end of the policy year. If the lay- up period continues into a new policy year, written notice shall be given to the Association within 30 days of the start of the new policy year;

iv The percentage of premium returnable shall be calculated upon the net premium only, i.e. premium payable excluding overspill calls, less such allowance for reinsurance, administrative expenses and other outgoings as the Managers in their absolute discretion may from time to time determine;

v This Rule 4.12 shall not apply to overspill calls.

Member’sObligationtotheAssociation

13 The liability of a Member to pay supplementary premium is an obligation to the Association and not to any other Members.

Set-off

14 The Association shall be entitled to set off any amount due from a Member against any amount due to such Member from the Association.

ContingencyFund

15 During any policy year, or thereafter, the Directors may, from time to time, set aside as an expense of the Association for that year such sum or sums as they may consider necessary or proper to be added to a contingency fund of the Association.

OverspillClaims/Calls

16 Interpretation

1.1 In this Section 16 the following words and expressions shall have the following meanings:

CONVENTION LIMIT: in respect of a vessel, the limit of liability of the shipowner of that vessel for claims (other than claims for loss of life or personal injury) at the Overspill Claim Date, calculated in accordance with Rule 6 Section 1(b) of the International Convention on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims 1976 (the “Convention”) and converted from Special Drawing Rights into United States Dollars at the rate of exchange conclusively certified by the Association as being the rate which prevailed on the Overspill Claim Date, provided that:

a where a vessel is entered for a proportion (the “relevant proportion”) of its tonnage only, the Convention Limit shall be the relevant proportion of the limit calculated and converted as aforesaid; and

b each vessel shall be deemed to be a seagoing ship to which the Convention applies, notwithstanding any provision in the Convention to the contrary.

GROUP REINSURANCE LIMIT: the amount of the smallest claim (other than any claim arising in respect of oil pollution) incurred by the Association or by any other party to the Pooling Agreement which would exhaust the largest limit for any type of claim (other than a claim arising in respect of oil pollution) from time to time imposed in the International Group Excess Loss Contract.

OVERSPILL CALL: a call levied by the Association pursuant to this Section 16 for the purpose of providing funds to pay part of an Overspill Claim.

OVERSPILL CLAIM: that part (if any) of a claim (other than a claim arising in respect of oil pollution) incurred by the Association or by any other party to the Pooling Agreement under the terms of entry of a vessel which exceeds or may exceed the Group Reinsurance Limit.

OVERSPILL CLAIM DATE: in relation to any Overspill Call, the time and date on which there occurred the incident or occurrence giving rise to the Overspill Claim in respect of which the Overspill Call is made or, if the Policy Year in which such incident or occurrence has been closed in accordance with the provisions of this Rule, noon GMT on August 20 of the Policy Year in respect of which the Association makes a declaration under this Section 16.

1.2 All claims (other than claims arising in respect of oil pollution) incurred by the Association or by any other party to the International Group Pooling Agreement (“the Pooling Agreement”) under the entry of any one vessel arising from any one incident or occurrence includ-ing any claim in respect of liability for the removal or non- removal of any wreck shall be treated for the purposes of this Section 16 as if they were one claim.

1.3 Any reference to a claim incurred by the Association or by any other party to the Pooling Agreement shall be deemed to include the costs and expenses associated therewith.

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Recoverability of Overspill Claims

2.1 Without prejudice to any other applicable limit, any Overspill Claim incurred by the Association shall not be recoverable from the Association in excess of the aggregate of:

a that part of the Overspill Claim which is eligible for pooling under the Pooling Agreement but which, under the terms of the Pooling Agreement, is to be borne by the Association; and

b the maximum amount that the Association is able to recover from the other parties to the Pooling Agreement as their contributions to the Overspill Claim.

2.2 The aggregate amount referred to in 2.1 above shall be reduced to the extent that the Association can evidence:

a that costs have been properly incurred by it in collecting or seek-ing to collect:

i Overspill Calls levied to provide funds to pay that part of the Overspill Claim referred to in 2.1 section (a); or

ii the amount referred to in 2.1 section (b),

b that it is unable to collect an amount equal to that part of the Overspill Claim referred to in 2.1 section (a) which it has intended to pay out of the levy of Overspill Calls because any Overspill Calls so levied, or parts thereof, are not economically recoverable, provided that if, due to a change in circumstances, such amounts subsequently become economically recoverable, the aggregate amount referred to in 2.1 shall be reinstated to that extent.

2.3 In evidencing the matters referred to in 2.2 section (b) the Association shall be required to show that:

a it has levied Overspill Calls on all Members entered in the Association on the Overspill Claim Date in accordance with and in respect of the Overspill Claim referred to in 2.1 in maximum amounts permitted in accordance with this Rule; and

b it has levied those Overspill Calls in a timely manner, has not released or otherwise waived a Member’s obligation to pay those Calls, and has taken all reason able steps to recover those Calls.

Payment of Overspill Claims

3.1 The funds required to pay any Overspill Claim incurred by the Association shall be provided:

a from such sums as the Association is able to recover from the other parties to the Pooling Agreement as their contributions to the Overspill Claim, and

b from such sums as the Association is able to recover from any special insurance which may, in the discretion of the Association, have been effected to protect the Association against the risk of payments of Overspill Claims, and

c from such proportion as the Association in its discretion determines of any sums standing to the credit of such Overspill reserves as the Association may in its discretion have established, and

d by levying one or more Overspill Calls in accordance with this Section 16, irrespective of whether the Association has sought to recover or has recovered all or any of the sums referred to in 3.1 section (b) but provided the Association shall first have made a deter mination in accordance with 3.1 section (c), and

e from any interest accruing to the Association on any funds pro-vided as aforesaid.

3.2 The funds required to pay such proportion of any overspill claim incurred by any other party to the Pooling Agreement which the Association is liable to contribute under the terms of the Pooling Agreement shall be provided in the manner specified in 3.1 sections (b) (e).

3.3 To the extent that the Association intends to provide funds required to pay any Overspill Claim incurred by it in the manner specified in 3.1 section (d), the Association shall only be required to pay such Overspill Claim as and when such funds are received by it, provided that it can show from time to time that, in seeking to collect funds, it has taken the steps referred to in 2.3 sections (a) and (b).

Overspill Claims – Expert Determinations

4.1 Any of the issues referred to in 4.2 on which the Association and the Member cannot agree shall be referred to a panel (the “Panel”) con-stituted in accordance with arrangements established in the Pooling Agreement which, acting as a body of experts and not as an arbitration tribunal, shall determine the issue.

4.2 This Section 16 shall apply to any issue of whether, for the purpose of applying any of 2.2, 2.3 and 3.3 in relation to any Overspill Claim (“the relevant Overspill Claim”):

a costs have been properly incurred in collecting or seeking to collect Overspill Calls; or

b any Overspill Call or part thereof is economically recoverable; or

c in seeking to collect the funds referred to in 3.3, the Association has taken the steps referred to in that section.

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4.3 If the Panel has not been constituted at a time when a Member wishes to refer an issue to it, the Association shall, on request by the Member, give a direction for the constitution of the Panel as required under the Pooling Agreement.

4.4 The Association may (and, on the direction of the Member, shall) give such direction as is required under the Pooling Agreement for the formal instruction of the Panel to investigate any issue and to give its determination as soon as reasonably practicable.

4.5 The Panel shall in its discretion decide what information, documents, evidence and submissions it requires in order to determine an issue and how to obtain these, and the Association and the Member shall cooperate fully with the Panel.

4.6 In determining any issue referred to it under this Rule the Panel shall endeavor to follow the same procedures as it follows in determining issues arising in respect of the relevant Overspill Claim which are referred to it under the Pooling Agreement.

4.7 In determining an issue the members of the Panel:

a shall rely on their own knowledge and expertise, and

b may rely on any information, documents, evidence or submission provided to it by the Association or the Member as the Panel sees fit.

4.8 If the three members of the Panel cannot agree on any matter, the view of the majority shall prevail.

4.9 The Panel shall not be required to give reasons for any determination.

4.10 The Panel’s determination shall be final and binding upon the Association and the Member (subject only to 4.11) and there shall be no right of appeal from such determination.

4.11 If the Panel makes a decision on an issue referred to in 4.2 sections (b) or (c) the Association or the Member may refer the issue back to the Panel notwithstanding Clause 4.10, if it considers that the position has materially changed since the Panel made its determination.

4.12 The costs of the Panel shall be paid by the Association.

4.13 Costs, indemnities and other sums payable to the Panel by the Association in relation to any Overspill Claim, whether the reference to the Panel has been made under this Section 16 or under the Pooling Agreement, shall be deemed to be costs properly incurred by the Association in respect of that Overspill Claim for the purposes specified in 2.2 section (a).

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Levying of Overspill Calls

5.1 If:

a the Association shall at any time determine that funds are or may in the future be required to pay part of an Overspill Claim (whether incurred by the Association or by any other party to the Pooling Agreement), and

b the Association shall have made a declaration under 6.1 or 6.3 that a Policy Year shall remain open for the purpose of levying an Overspill Call or Calls in respect of that Overspill Claim, the Association in its discretion, at any time or times after such declaration has been made, may levy one or more Overspill Calls in respect of that Overspill Claim in accordance with 5.2.

5.2 The Association shall levy any such Overspill Call:

a on all Members entered in the Association on the Overspill Claim Date in respect of vessels entered by them at the time, notwith-standing the fact that, if the Overspill Claim Date shall be in a Policy Year in respect of which the Association has made a declaration under 6.3, any such vessel may not have been entered in the Association at the time the relevant incident or occurrence occurred, and

b at such percentage of the Convention Limit of each such vessel as the Association in its discretion shall decide.

5.3 An Overspill Call shall not be levied in respect of any vessel entered on the Overspill Claim Date with an overall limit of cover equal to or less than the Group Reinsurance Limit.

5.4 The Association shall not levy on any Member in respect of the entry of any one vessel an Overspill Call or Calls in respect of any one Overspill Claim exceeding in the aggre gate two and one- half percent of the Convention Limit of that vessel.

5.5 If at any time after the levying of any Overspill Call upon the Members entered in the Association in any Policy Year, it shall appear to the Association that the whole of such Overspill Call is unlikely to be required to meet the Overspill Claim in respect of which such Overspill Call was levied, the Association may decide to dispose of any excess which in the opinion of the Association is not so required by returning the excess or any part thereof to those Members who have paid that Overspill Call in proportion to the payments made by them.

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Closing of Policy Years for Overspill Calls

6.1 If at any time prior to the expiry of a period of thirty -six months from the commencement of a Policy Year (the “relevant Policy Year”), any of the parties to the Pooling Agreement sends a notice (an “Overspill Notice”) in accordance with the Pooling Agreement that an incident or occurrence has occurred in the relevant Policy Year which has given or at any time may give rise to an Overspill Claim, the Association shall as soon as practicable declare that the relevant Policy Year shall remain open for the purpose of levying an Overspill Call or Calls in respect of that claim and the relevant Policy Year shall not be closed for the purpose of making an Overspill Call or Calls in respect of that claim until such date as the Association shall determine.

6.2 If at the expiry of the period of thirty -six months provided for in 6.1, no Overspill Notice as therein provided for has been sent, the relevant Policy Year shall be closed auto matically for the purpose of levying Overspill Calls only, whether or not closed for any other purposes, such closure to have effect from the date falling thirty-six months after the commencement of the relevant Policy Year.

6.3 If at any time after the Policy Year has been closed in accordance with the provisions of 6.1 and 6.2, it appears to the Association that an incident or occurrence which occurred during such closed Policy Year may then or any time in the future give rise to an Overspill Claim, the Association shall as soon as practicable declare that the earliest subsequent open Policy Year (not being a Policy Year in respect of which the Association has already made a declaration in accordance with 6.1 and 6.2) shall remain open for the purpose of levying an Overspill Call or Calls in respect of that claim and such open Policy Year shall not be closed for the purpose of making an Overspill Call or Calls in respect of that claim until such date as the Association shall determine.

6.4 A Policy Year shall not be closed for the purpose of levying Overspill Calls save in accordance with this Section 16.

Security for Overspill Calls on termination or cesser

7.1 If :

a the Association makes a declaration in accordance with 6.1 or 6.3 that a Policy Year shall remain open for the purpose of levying an Overspill Call or Calls; and

b any Member who is liable to pay such Overspill Call or Calls as may be levied by the Association in accor dance with this Section 16 ceases or has ceased to be insured by the Association for

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any reason, or the Association determines that the insurance of any such Member may cease the Association may require such Member to provide to the Association by such date as the Association may determine (the “due date”) a guarantee or other security in respect of the Member’s estimated future liability for such Overspill Call or Calls, such guarantee or other security to be in the form and amount (the “guarantee amount”) and upon such terms as the Association in its discretion may deem to be appropriate in the circumstances.

7.2 Unless and until such guarantee or other security as is required by the Association has been provided by the Member, the Member shall not be entitled to recover from the Association any claims whatsoever and whensoever arising in respect of any and all vessels entered in the Association for any Policy Year by him or on his behalf.

7.3 If such guarantee or other security is not provided by the Member to the Association by the due date, a sum equal to the guarantee amount shall be due and payable by the Member to the Association on the due date, and shall be retained by the Association as a secu-rity deposit on such terms as the Association in its discretion may deem to be appropriate in the circumstances.

7.4 The provision of a guarantee amount or other security as required by the Association (including a payment in accordance with 7.3) shall in no way restrict or limit the Member’s liability to pay such Overspill Call or Calls as may be levied by the Association in accordance with this Rule.

ClosingofPolicyYears

17 Subject always to the provisions of Rule 4.16 above, with effect from such date as the Directors in their absolute discretion may determine after the end of each policy year, but no sooner than thirty-six months from its commencement, they may declare that policy year closed for the purpose of levying mutual premium, after which no further mutual premium or premium to release shall be levied in respect thereof.

18 The Directors may declare any policy year closed for the purpose of levying mutual premium or premium to release notwith standing that it is known or anticipated that there are in existence, or may in the future arise, legal costs, charges or disbursements recoverable in respect of such policy year which have not yet accrued or the validity, extent or amount of which have yet to be established.

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1 Unless otherwise agreed by the Managers in writing, any insurance in respect of a Member’s interest in an insured vessel shall cease upon the happening of whichever shall be the earliest of the following events:

a the Member parting with or assigning his interest in the vessel whether by bill of sale or other formal document or in any other way whatsoever, the Association to allow a pro-rata daily return of premium for the unexpired term of the insurance with respect to said vessel;

b the vessel becoming an actual total loss, or being accepted by the hull underwriters as an actual or constructive total loss, or where there is a compromise reached with hull underwriters that the vessel shall be considered to be an actual or constructive total loss;

c a decision by the Managers that the vessel is to be considered or deemed to be an actual or constructive total loss;

d in the case of an alleged constructive total loss of the vessel, the acceptance by hull underwriters of notice of abandonment, the tendering of which must be immediately notified to the Managers in writing;

e the vessel being missing for ten days from the date it was last heard from, or from its being listed at Lloyd’s as missing, whichever shall be the earlier;

f a Member being in breach of any of the conditions set out in Rule 1.4.14 above and as provided for thereunder

g an insured vessel having failed to pass survey in accordance with the provisions of Rule 1.4.42 to 47 inclusive and as provided for thereunder.

2 Should the Member fail to pay, either in whole or in part, any amount due from the Member to the Association (including any amount for which the Member may be jointly and severally liable to the Association) or any amount which the Managers shall have instructed the Member to pay to another party, the Managers may give the Member notice in writing requiring the Member to pay such amount by any date specified in such notice, not being less than five days from the date on which such notice is given. In the event that the Member fails to make payment in full on or before the date so specified, the insurance of the Member (whether or not such insurance may already have ceased for any other reason) in respect of any and all vessels insured for account or on behalf of the Member shall be terminated immediately without further notice or other formality.

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CESSER AND TERMINATION OF COVER

In the event that a Member’s insurance is terminated by reason of the foregoing, the time of the occurrence of which being here inafter referred to as “the date of termination”, the following consequences shall ensue:

a The Association shall in all cases have power in accordance with Rule 4.8 to 10 inclusive to charge premium to release in regard to any and all vessels insured for account or on behalf of the Member, notwithstanding the payment of which (or the establishment of bank guarantees or other security in lieu thereof ), the Member shall be and remain liable for Overspill Calls in accordance with Rule 4.16 as well as for all premiums, calls, contributions and any other amount due from the Member to the Association;

b The Association shall with effect from the date of termination cease to be liable for any claims of whatsoever nature and howsoever arising under these Rules in respect of any and all vessels in relation to which the insurance of the Member has been terminated, irrespective of whether:

i such claims have arisen by reason of any event which has occurred at any time prior to the date of termination, including during previous years;

ii such claims arise by reason of any event occurring after the date of termination;

iii the Association may have admitted liability for or appointed attor-neys, surveyors or any other person to deal with such claims; or

iv the Managers at the date of or prior to the date of termination knew that such claims might or would arise;

and as from the date of termination any liability of the Association for such claims shall cease retroactively and the Association shall be under no liability to the Member for any such claims or on any account whatsoever;

PROVIDED ALWAYS that:

The Managers may in their absolute discretion and upon such terms as it thinks fit, including but not limited to terms as to payment of contribu-tions, premiums or other sums, admit either in whole or in part any claim in respect of a vessel insured by the Member for which the Association is under no liability by virtue of this Rule, whether such claim has arisen before or arises after the date of termination as the case may be, or forgive wholly or partly any payment of contribution, premiums or other sums due to the Association.

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I CESSER AND TERMINATION OF COVER

3 Should the Member or any affiliated company become insolvent or bank-rupt or assign its property for the benefit of creditors or suffer the appointment of a receiver for its property or any part thereof or the institution of dissolution proceedings by or against it, the Association shall not be liable for any claims whatsoever under this insurance unless, within sixty days from the date of the occurrence of such insolvency, bankruptcy, assignment, receivership or dissolution proceedings, there are paid to the Association by or on behalf of the Member all premiums and/or assessments due, and the payment of any premiums to become due and all possible assessments is unconditionally guaranteed by a responsible surety, and unless the Member shall have paid the loss, damage or expense for which it is claiming out of monies belonging to it absolutely and not by way of loan or otherwise.

4 In the event that Sections 182 to 189, both inclusive, of U.S. Code, Title 46, or any other existing law or laws determining or limiting liability of shipowners and carriers, or any of them, shall, while this policy is in force, be modified, amended or repealed, or the liabilities of shipowners or carriers be increased in any respect by legislative enactment, the Association shall have the right to cancel said insurance upon giving thirty days written notice of its intention so to do, and in the event of such cancellation, make a return of premium upon a pro-rata daily basis.

5 Any contract of insurance in respect of a Member’s interest in an insured vessel may be terminated:

by the Member only as of Noon GMT on February 20th of any year with not less than thirty days’ prior written notice to the Association; and

by the Association at any time with not less than thirty days’ prior writ-ten notice to the Member.

FREIGHT, DEMURRAGE AND DEFENSE INSURANCE

RULE 2 Costs and Expenses Covered 90

RULE 3 Costs and Expenses Excluded 92

RULE 4 The Funding of Cover 93

1 Each and every provision of the By-Laws of the Association and of these Rules of Class II are applicable to all Freight, Demurrage and Defense insur-ances of the Association. However, without prejudice to the generality of these provisions so far as they apply to this Class II, they shall only apply to Freight, Demurrage and Defense insurances contracted under Class III to the extent that they have been expressly incorporated therein.

2 The standard Freight, Demurrage and Defense cover afforded by the Association to a Member who has insured his vessel with the Association is set out in Rule 2 below.

3 The cover set out in Rule 2 may be excluded, limited, modified or other-wise varied by any special terms expressly agreed in writing between a Member and the Managers.

4 A Member is only insured against costs and expenses incurred by him which arise:

i out of events occurring during the period of the policy year when his vessel is insured with the Association;

PROVIDED that:

a as to claims and disputes arising under contract (other than those specified in Rule 1.1.4.i.b below), in tort or under statute, such claims and disputes will be deemed to have arisen at the date when the cause of action accrued;

b as to claims and disputes concerning salvage, or in respect of towage services, such claims and disputes will be deemed to have arisen at the date when the relevant services were commenced; and

ii in respect of the Member’s interest in the insured vessel ; and

iii in connection with the building, sale, purchase or operation of the insured vessel by or on behalf of the Member.

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5 Subject to the provisions of Rule 1.1.6 below, a Member who has insured his vessel with the Association for insurance against any or all of the aforesaid risks is obligated to pay premium to the Association in accordance with Rule 4 of the Rules of Class I, such insurance being hereinafter referred to as mutual insurance and premium payable by reason thereof mutual premium.

6 Notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 1.1.5 above, a Member may be insured on special terms to the effect that he is liable to pay fixed premium to the Association, such insurance being hereinafter referred to as fixed insurance, and premium payable by reason thereof fixed premium, but only where this has been expressly agreed in writing between the Member and the Managers.

7 The insurance provided by these Rules is solely for the benefit of a Member, Joint Member, Co-assured, Affiliate or such other parties as set out and defined in Rule 1.3 of Class I and to the extent incorporated herein.

8 A deductible or deductibles may apply to insurances as provided for in this Class II.

9 A limit of the Association’s liability to pay claims may apply to insur-ances as provided for in this Class II.

To the extent that their meanings are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class II, the words and expressions set out in Rule 1.2 of Class I shall have the same meanings in these Rules of Class II.

Words importing the masculine gender only shall include the feminine and neuter genders.

Words importing persons shall include individuals, partnerships, cor porations, associations, joint ventures and any other business entities.

The terms of Rule 1.3 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class II, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of these Rules of Class II except that any reference in the terms of Rule 1.3 of Class I as incorporated hereunder to Protection and Indemnity insurance shall be deemed to be a reference to the Freight, Demurrage and Defense cover afforded under these Rules of Class II.

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1 The terms of Rule 1.4 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class II, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of these Rules of Class II except that any reference in the terms of Rule 1.4 of Class I as incorpo-rated hereunder to Protection and Indemnity insurance shall be deemed to be a reference to the Freight, Demurrage and Defense cover afforded under these Rules of Class II.

2 Provided further that any vessel insured under the terms of these Rules of Class II shall be deemed to be fully insured under the terms of the Rules of Class I and a Member shall not be entitled to recover any costs and expenses under the terms of these Rules of Class II which would have been recoverable under the terms of the Rules of Class I had the vessel been so insured.

SpecialConditionsinRegardtoClaimsUnderClassII

3 Notwithstanding the generality of the foregoing, the following additional special conditions shall apply to claims arising under this Class II cover.

4 Whenever a request has been made or may be made by a Member for the support of the Association in any proceedings or for legal or other advice in connection with matters covered by these Rules, the Managers may at any time appoint and employ on behalf of the Member, upon such terms as the Managers think fit, lawyers or other persons with a view to supplying services to the Member by investigating, advising upon or otherwise dealing with such matters and/or taking, continuing or defending proceedings or acting for or representing the Member therein; furthermore, the Managers may thereafter at any time in their discretion discontinue such employment.

5 In the exercise of their discretion whether or not to lend the Association’s support as provided for in Rule 1.4.4 above, the Managers may, but shall not be obligated to, take the following matters into account in address-ing the appropriateness and/or prospects for success of pursuing or defending any claim and/or proceedings and/or resolving any dispute:

i the applicable law and jurisdiction.

ii the value of the claim or sum in issue or the significance of the dispute.

iii the level of the legal costs and expenses likely to be incurred.

iv the legal merit of the Member’s position.

v any alternative means for pursuing or defending the claim or resolving the dispute.

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vi the prospect of enforcement of any claim by or against the Member.

vii the conduct of the Member.

viii the importance of any issues that arise to the shipping community generally.

6 All lawyers, surveyors and other persons appointed by the Managers on behalf of the Member or appointed by the Member with the prior consent of the Managers to supply services to the Member shall be and be deemed to be appointed and employed on the terms that they have been instructed by the Member at all times (both while so acting and after they have ceased so to act) to give advice and to report to the Managers in connection with the matter without prior reference to the Member and to produce to the Managers without prior reference to the Member any documents or information in their possession or power relating to such matter, all as if such person had been appointed to act and had at all times been acting on behalf of the Association.

PROVIDED THAT:

Where a Member employs, without the prior written approval of the Managers, lawyers or other persons for the purposes of giving advice in connection with matters covered by these Rules, then the costs of such person or persons shall not be recoverable from the Association unless the Directors in their absolute discretion otherwise decide.

PoweroftheDirectorsinRegardtoSupportingMembers

7 Where the applicable law governing a Member’s claim or dispute against a third party allows the prevailing party to recover legal fees, expenses and/or costs, and where the Managers have exercised their discretion to support such a claim or dispute in full or in part under Class II, the Association shall be entitled to recover legal fees, expenses and/or costs, plus any interest thereon, awarded to the Member by a court, tribunal, or other competent authority in any decision, order, award, or judgment, or by a settlement or agreement of the parties concerning any such claim or dispute. To the extent that such legal fees, expenses and/or costs are not recoverable in full, or if the Member settles or otherwise resolves its claim or dispute with a third party without the Managers’ prior written consent or agreement, the Association shall be entitled to recover such legal fees, expenses and/or costs, plus interest thereon, on a pro rata basis from any or all recoveries by the Member on its principal claim, legal fees, expenses and/or costs and/or interest thereon.

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8 Notwithstanding the discretion vested in the Managers as provided for in Rule 1.4.4 and 5 above, a Member may seek the exercise of an overriding discretion from the Directors whether or not to support any claim and/or proceedings and/or the resolution of any dispute and the determination of the Directors in exercising such discretion shall be final.

9 The Directors shall furthermore be entitled at any time in their absolute discretion to decide that the Association shall discontinue its support or decline to provide further support in connection with any claim and/or proceedings and/or the resolution of any dispute and the determination of the Directors in exercising their absolute discretion shall be final.

10 Notwithstanding the provisions of Rules 1.4.8 and 9 above, the Directors shall have power to authorize the Managers to act on behalf of the Directors for the purposes of the said Rules 1.4.8 and 9 above.

11 Approval by the Managers of any contract referred to in Rule 2 below shall in no circumstances be taken to connote acceptance or approval of the terms of such contract either on behalf of the Managers or of the Directors.

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COSTS AND EXPENSES COVERED

Cover hereunder includes all those costs and expenses necessarily incurred by a Member (including the costs of an opponent party where such costs are ordered to be paid by a court or tribunal of competent authority, or are to be paid pursuant to the terms of any settlement concluded with the express approval in writing of the Managers) in pursuing or defending claims, or in seeking to resolve disputes, on such terms as the Managers shall have approved in writing, arising in respect of the following:

i any contract for the building of an insured vessel, which has the prior approval in writing of the Managers.

ii any contract for the purchase or sale of an insured vessel which has the prior approval in writing of the Managers.

iii any contract for the conversion, alteration, repair, refit, dry -docking or maintenance of an insured vessel.

iv any charterparty, contract of carriage, bill of lading or contract of affreightment, to which a Member is party in respect of an insured vessel and disputes as to the rights of the parties under, or legal effect, of any such charterparty, contract of carriage, bill of lading or contract of affreightment.

v any contract for operational services provided to or in respect of an insured vessel, including but not limited to agency, stevedoring, towage or salvage, or harbor authority services.

vi any contract for administrative services provided to or in respect of an insured vessel for insurance broking or ship broking services, management services or the provision of technical advice.

vii any contract in respect of goods or materials, necessaries and stores including bunkers and lubricating oil provided to an insured vessel.

viii the employment of seamen.

ix any contract of marine insurance in respect of an insured vessel, or which a Member contends covers an insured vessel, other than that evidenced by the cover provided hereunder or otherwise provided by the Association.

x any damage to an insured vessel, detention of an insured vessel, or the impairment of any right of a Member in respect of an insured vessel, caused by any third party.

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xi general average contributions.

xii the presence on board an insured vessel of stowaways, refugees or persons rescued at sea.

xiii the handling, loading, stowing, lashing and discharge of cargo which is to be carried, which is carried or which has been carried on board an insured vessel.

COSTS AND EXPENSES EXCLUDED

1 The terms of Rule 3 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class II, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of these Rules of Class II except that any reference in the terms of Rule 3 of Class I as incorpo-rated hereunder to Protection and Indemnity insurance shall be deemed to be a reference to the Freight, Demurrage and Defense cover afforded under these Rules of Class II.

2 Provided further that any vessel insured under these Rules of Class II shall be deemed to be fully insured under the terms of the Rules of Class I and a Member shall not be entitled to recover any costs and expenses under the terms of these Rules of Class II which would have been recoverable under the Rules of Class I had the vessel been fully insured thereunder.

3 Notwithstanding the generality of the foregoing, the following additional exclusions shall apply to this Class II cover.

NonrecoverabilityUnderClassIIofRisksExcludedUnderClassI

4 Unless and to the extent that the Directors in their absolute discretion otherwise decide, there shall be no right of recovery to any extent what-soever under these Rules of Class II in respect of any claims, costs, or expenses arising out of risks and losses either expressly or impliedly excluded under the Rules of Class I.

NonrecoverabilityUnderClassIIinRegardtoDisputesBetweenMembers,etc.

5 There shall be no recovery of costs and expenses incurred in pursuing or defending claims, or in seeking to resolve disputes, between or among any Member and/or his Joint Members, Co-assureds or Affiliates as defined and provided for under the terms of Rule 1.3 of Class I which shall be deemed fully incorporated herein.

THE FUNDING OF COVER

1 The terms of Rule 4 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class II, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of these Rules of Class II except that any reference in the terms of Rule 4 of Class I as incorpo-rated hereunder to Protection and Indemnity insurance shall be deemed to be a reference to the Freight, Demurrage and Defense cover afforded under these Rules of Class II.

2 Notwithstanding the generality of the foregoing, the following additional provision shall apply.

NoReturnsofPremiumConsequentUponLay-up

3 Notwithstanding the terms of Rule 4.11 of Class I, unless the Managers shall in their absolute discretion so agree, there shall be no returns of premium permitted under these Rules of Class II in consequence of an insured vessel being laid -up during her period of insurance with the Association.

5 CESSER AND TERMINATION OF COVER

The terms of Rule 5 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class II, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of these Rules of Class II except that any reference in the terms of Rule 5 of Class I as incorporated hereunder to Protection and Indemnity insurance shall be deemed to be a reference to the Freight, Demurrage and Defense cover afforded under these Rules of Class II.

INSURANCE FOR CHARTERERS' RISKS

RULE 2 Risks and Losses Covered 99

RULE 3 Risks and Losses Excluded 101

RULE 4 The Funding of Cover 103

1 Each and every provision of the By-Laws of the Association and of these Rules of Class III are applicable to all insurances for Charterers’ Risks provided by the Association. Provided always, however, that the cover provided by these Rules of Class III shall in no circumstances apply to a charterer who has been named as a Co-assured in an insurance of a Member pursuant to the terms of Rule 1.3.8 of Class I, where such a charterer is affiliated to or associated with such a Member.

2 The standard cover afforded by the Association to a Member who has insured his vessel with the Association for Charterers’ Risks only as defined herein is set out in Rule 2 below.

3 The cover set out in these Rules may be excluded, limited, modified or otherwise varied by any special terms expressly agreed in writing between a Member and the Managers.

4 The Managers may accept the insurance of vessels on terms which afford cover to a Member against any special or additional risks not set out in Rule 2. The nature and extent of the risks and the terms of such cover shall be as expressly agreed in writing between the Member and the Managers.

5 A Member is only insured against loss, damage, liability or expense incurred by him which arises:

i out of events occurring during the period when his vessel is insured with the Association; and

ii solely and exclusively in respect of a Member’s interest in the insured vessel as time or voyage charterer thereof; and

iii in connection with the operation of the insured vessel by the Member solely and exclusively as time or voyage charterer thereof.

6 A Member who has entered his insured vessel for cover against any or all of the risks and losses set out in Rule 2 is obligated to pay premium to the Association in accordance with Rule 4, that is to say by way of fixed premium and not by way of mutual premium as provided for in Rule 4 of Class I. Such premium may hereinafter be referred to as charterers’ fixed premium.

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7 Notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 1.1.6 above, a Member may be insured on special terms to the effect that he is liable to pay mutual premium to the Association in accordance with Rule 4 of Class I where expressly agreed as between the Member and the Managers. This shall hereinafter be referred to as charterers’ mutual insurance and premium payable in respect thereof charterers’ mutual premium.

8 Provided always, however, that irrespective of whether cover in accor-dance with these Rules of Class III has been agreed on the basis of the liability of the Member to pay premium as charterers’ fixed premium or as charterers’ mutual premium, each and every insurance provided under the terms of these Rules of Class III shall be subject to a Member’s maxi-mum right of recovery which shall in all cases be set at a prescribed mon-etary figure for the various interests insured hereunder and as shall have been agreed in individual cases between the Member and the Managers.

Except as expressly provided for hereunder, and to the extent that their mean-ings are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class III, the words and expressions set out in Rule 1.2 of Class I shall have the same meanings in these Rules of Class III. In these Rules the following words and expressions shall have the following meanings if not inconsistent with the subject or context thereof:

Member A time or voyage charterer (being other than a bareboat or demise charterer) of an insured vessel, or any other party having a similar capacity in respect of an insured vessel which the Managers may in their absolute discretion deem to have an insurable interest under these Rules of Class III.

Charterparty A contract governing the time or voyage charter (being other than a bareboat or demise charter) of an insured vessel, the form of which shall have been approved in writing by the Managers, or any other contract in the nature of a time or voyage charter which the Managers in their absolute discretion may consider sufficient to create an interest capable of insurance under these Rules of Class III.

InsuredVessel A vessel which has been insured with the Association in Class III.

Words importing the masculine gender only shall include the femi nine and neuter genders.

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Words importing persons shall include individuals, partnerships, cor porations, associations, joint ventures and any other business entities.

The terms of Rule 1.3 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class III, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of these Rules of Class III. Provided always, however, that:

i references to a Member, Joint Member and membership contained in Rule 1.3 of Class I shall be interpreted in accordance with the defini-tion of a Member contained in Rule 1.2 of these Rules of Class III as shall, mutatis mutandis, references to an Affiliate and Co-assured contained in the said Rule 1.3 of Class I; and

ii the terms of Rule 1.3.9 of Class I shall in no circumstances what-soever apply to any insurance contracted under the terms of these Rules of Class III.

1 The terms of Rule 1.4 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class III, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of these Rules of Class III insofar as cover hereunder is provided for Protection and Indemnity risks and losses as set out in Rule 2.A of these Rules of Class III.

2 The terms of Rule 1.4 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class III, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of these Rules of Class III except that any reference in the terms of Rule 1.4 of Class I as incorpo-rated hereunder to Protection and Indemnity insurance shall be deemed to be a reference to the insurance of risks and losses arising from charter-ers’ liability for loss of or damage to an insured vessel and for financial loss arising therefrom as set out in Rule 2.B of these Rules of Class III.

3 The terms of Rule 1.4 of Class II, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class III, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of these Rules of Class III insofar as cover hereunder is provided for Freight, Demurrage and Defense costs and expenses as set out in Rule 2.C of these Rules of Class III.

4 Notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 1.4.1 to 3 above, and only to the extent that cover under this Class III of the Rules has been granted to a Member in respect of those risks and losses covered under Rule 2.A or

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Rule 2.B or Rule 2.C on a single and exclusive basis (such being available in any event only with the express agreement of the Managers), the cover set out in the said Rules 2.A, 2.B and 2.C shall be mutually exclusive in every respect.

5 Provided further, and notwithstanding anything to the contrary con-tained elsewhere in these Rules of Class III, the terms of Rule 1.4.33 and 34 and Rule 4.15 of Class I shall in no circumstances apply to any insurances contracted under the provisions of these Rules of Class III.

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RISKS AND LOSSES COVERED 2RULE

A ProtectionandIndemnityInsurance

1 The terms of Rule 2 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class III, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of this Rule 2.A of Class III.

2 However, notwithstanding the generality of the foregoing, cover pro-vided by this Rule 2.A of Class III shall apply solely and exclusively to the extent that the relevant risk and/or loss arises out of, or is incurred in relation to, a Member’s status as time or voyage charterer of an insured vessel, or in another capacity in relation thereto as shall have been expressly agreed by the Managers as sufficient to create an interest capable of insurance under these Rules of Class III.

B InsuranceofCharterers’LiabilityforLossoforDamagetoanInsuredVesselandforFinancialLossArisingTherefrom

1 Subject to any variations or modifications of cover as expressly provided for herein, and in any event to all the other terms of these Rules of Class III, cover hereunder applies to:

i all those liabilities, costs and expenses incurred by a Member, as charterer, for loss of or damage to an insured vessel, her equipment, outfit, stores or supplies;

ii claims in respect of demurrage, loss of use and/or hire of an insured vessel suffered as a result of an accident to the insured vessel in respect of which a Member, as charterer, has been or may be held legally liable;

iii a Member’s contribution, as charterer, to general average, salvage, salvage charges and/or sue and labor expenses by reason of a Member’s interest in charter hire and/or freight and/or bunkers at risk;

iv expenses of investigation and defense in relation to any of the risks and losses set out in i. to iii. above.

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C Freight,Demurrage&DefenseInsurance

1 The terms of Rule 2 of Class II, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class III, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of this Rule 2.C of Class III.

2 However, notwithstanding the generality of the foregoing, cover pro-vided by this Rule 2.C of Class III shall apply solely and exclusively to the extent that the relevant risk and/or loss arises out of, or is incurred in relation to, a Member’s status as time or voyage charterer of an insured vessel, or in another capacity in relation thereto as shall have been expressly agreed by the Managers as sufficient to create an interest capable of insurance under these Rules of Class III.

A ProtectionandIndemnityInsurance

1 The terms of Rule 3 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class III, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of this Rule 3.A of Class III.

2 Provided further that any vessel insured under the terms of Rule 2.A shall be deemed to be fully insured under Rules 2.B and 2.C and a Member shall not be entitled to recover any claims, costs and expenses under Rule 2.A which would have been recoverable under Rules 2.B or 2.C.

3 Unless and to the extent that the Directors in their absolute discretion otherwise decide, there shall be no right of recovery under Rule 2.A in respect of any claims, costs or expenses arising out of risks and losses expressly or impliedly excluded under Rules 2.B and 2.C.

B InsuranceofCharterers’LiabilityforLossoforDamagetoanInsuredVesselandforFinancialLossArisingTherefrom

1 The terms of Rule 3 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of the cover provided under Rule 2.B of these Rules of Class III, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of this Rule 3.B of Class III. Any reference in the terms of Rule 3 of Class I as incorporated hereunder to Protection and Indemnity insurance shall be deemed to be a reference to the insurance provided under Rule 2.B of Class III.

2 Provided further that any vessel insured under the terms of Rule 2.B shall be deemed to be fully insured under the terms of Rule 2.A and 2.C and a Member shall not be entitled to recover any claims, costs and expenses under Rule 2.B which would have been recoverable under Rules 2.A or 2.C.

3 Unless and to the extent that the Directors in their absolute discretion otherwise decide, there shall be no right of recovery under Rule 2.B in respect of any claims, costs and expenses arising out of risks and losses expressly or impliedly excluded under Rules 2.A and 2.C.

C Freight,Demurrage&DefenseCover

1 The terms of Rule 3 of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class III, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of this Rule 3.C of Class III.

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2 Provided further that any vessel insured under the terms of Rule 2.C, shall be deemed to be fully insured under Rules 2.A and 2.B and a Member shall not be entitled to recover any costs and expenses under Rule 2.C which would have been recoverable under Rules 2.A or B.

3 Unless and to the extent that the Directors in their absolute discretion otherwise decide, there shall be no right of recovery under Rule 2.C in respect of any claims, costs and expenses arising out of risks and losses expressly or impliedly excluded under Rules 2.A and 2.B.

D WarRisks

1 Notwithstanding the terms of Rule 3.1 of Class I to the extent that the said terms are incorporated in these Rules of Class III, cover provided by Rule 2A, B and C of these Rules of Class III shall extend to those liabili-ties, costs and expenses caused by or arising out of war risks as defined in the said terms of Rule 3.1 of Class I, provided always that the Member shall have used his best endeavors to ensure that:

i the ship is chartered on terms to the effect that:

– the owners are entitled to refuse to send the ship to any port or place that is dangerous by reason of war risks (as defined in any current standard war risks insurance policy), and

– the owners are in any event entitled to insure their interests against such war risks, and

– the charterers are liable to reimburse the owners in respect of any war risks premium incurred as a result of the ship being ordered to or employed in such port or place; or

ii the ship is chartered on terms no less favorable to the charterers as regards their liability for loss or damage caused by war risks as set out above; or

iii the ship is chartered on terms to the effect that:

– “charterers are under no circumstances whatsoever to be liable for any loss, damage or expense which is or could be covered by war risk insurance available commercially”.

Provided further that the cover for war risks is subject to the Institute Notice of Cancellation, Automatic Termination of Cover, War and Nuclear Exclusion Clause (Hulls etc. 01.01.95) but not subject to the current London Market War Risk Trading Warranties.

THE FUNDING OF COVER

1 Save to the extent provided for under Rule 1.1.7 of these Rules of Class III where the Managers shall have expressly agreed otherwise, all Members insured by the Association in this Class III shall be liable to pay fixed premium to the Association in a manner as shall have been expressly agreed with the Managers in individual cases.

2 By reason of the insurance provided under these Rules of Class III being subject, in the absence of the Managers’ agreement otherwise, to the payment of fixed premium, a Member shall not have a right of recovery from the Association beyond a fixed monetary limit which shall have been agreed with the Managers at the time of contracting the insurance.

3 In consequence thereof, neither the rights nor the obligations in regard to the funding of the Association as apply to Members insured on mutual premium terms shall apply to Members insured in accordance with the terms of this Class III and, in particular, such Members shall have no right to any returns of premium as provided for in Rule 4.5.i of Class I, nor shall such Members be subject to the terms and conditions of Rule 4.16 of Class I.

NoReturnsofPremiumConsequentUponLay-Up

4 Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, and notwith standing the terms of Rule 4.12 of the Rules of Class I, there shall be no returns of premium permitted in any circumstances under these Rules of Class III in consequence of an insured vessel being laid- up during her period of insurance with the Association.

CESSER AND TERMINATION OF COVER

The terms of Rule 5 of the Rules of Class I, to the extent that they are consistent with the subject and context of these Rules of Class III, shall be deemed to be incorporated in and form an integral part of these Rules of Class III.

APPENDIX A to the Association’s Class | Rule 105

APPENDIX B to the Association’s Class | Rule 108

APPENDICES

APPENDIX A TO THE ASSOCIATION’S CLASS I RULES

APPENDIX

APPENDIXA

ProceduresforBoardAdjudicationofDifferencesorDisputes

If a Member disagrees with the Manager’s decision regarding any difference or dispute with the Association and/or its agents under or related to the Member’s insurance contract or otherwise, the Member has the right to ask the Association’s Board of Directors to adjudicate such difference or dispute, provided the Member submits to the Manager a written Notice of Appeal addressed to the Board of Directors no later than sixty days after the date the Manager has provided its final decision to the Member. (See Rule 1.4.47 a.)

The Member shall promptly prosecute its appeal in accordance with the fol-lowing procedures and any orders of the Board of Directors. It is expected and required that the Member and Manager shall clearly and concisely state their respective positions and also fully comply with these procedures and all orders of the Board, including without limitation those regarding scheduling and production of documents relevant to the adjudication.

The Member, as the party seeking modification of the Manager’s decision, has the burden of proving by a preponderance of credible evidence that it is entitled to such modification.

AdjudicationProcedures

1. The Member’s Notice of Appeal, which shall not exceed two pages, shall clearly and explicitly (a) identify each difference or dispute with the Manager’s decision, (b) state the specific relief it seeks from the Board, and (c) state the reasons why the Board should grant such relief, including identifying each provision of the insurance contract the Member deems relevant to its appeal.

2. The Association’s Board of Directors meets four times each year, usually in the second week of March, June, September and November.

3. After submitting its Notice of Appeal, the Member shall promptly ascertain the Board’s meeting schedule from the Manager and, allowing time to comply with the submission schedule in paragraphs 4 – 7 below, request in writing that the Board adjudicate each difference or dispute during a specified scheduled meeting.

4. The Member’s and Manager’s written submissions referred to herein shall be addressed to the Board of Directors and submitted through the Manager, as described below.

5. At least eight weeks before the specified Board meeting, the Member or its authorized agent or attorney shall submit the Member’s appeal in writing to the Manager by (a) stating in a letter or brief of no more

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than 20 pages, double spaced typed, all the Member’s reasons why the Manager’s decision regarding each difference or dispute should be modified by the Board and (b) submitting as lettered exhibits all evidentiary materials on which the Member relies for its position, including without limitation proof of the nature and amount of any loss, damage, or expense in dispute following the Manager’s decision.

6. At least four weeks before the Board meeting, the Manager shall submit to the Member or its authorized agent or attorney the Manager’s writ-ten opposition to the Member’s appeal (a) stating in a letter or brief of no more than 20 pages, double spaced typed, all the reasons why the Manager’s decision should be affirmed and (b) submitting as numbered exhibits all evidentiary materials on which the Manager relies for its position.

7. At least two weeks before the Board meeting, the Member or its autho-rized agent may submit to the Manager a written reply to the Manager’s opposition. Any reply shall be in the form of a letter or brief not exceeding 10 pages, double spaced typed and may include additional exhibits.

8. Upon receipt of the Member’s reply, if any, the Manager shall promptly deliver the Member’s and Manager’s written submissions (including exhibits) to each Director, with notice of such delivery being sent to the Member or its agent or attorney.

9. Each Director shall review the Member’s and Manager’s written submissions.

10. For the purposes of adjudication, the Directors shall proceed in execu-tive session. The Directors, having considered the submissions by the Member and the Manager and having conducted such discussions among themselves as they deem necessary, shall either (a) adjudicate the difference or dispute on the basis of the Member’s and Manager’s written submissions or (b) order the Member and/or the Manager to make further written submissions and/or provide relevant documents and/or information in writing to clarify any issues in dispute within times and page limits set by the Directors. Within times and page limits set by the Directors, the Member and Manager may reply to each other’s additional written submissions. If necessary, the Directors may extend the schedule originally adopted pursuant to paragraphs 4 – 7, above, to allow additional time for these purposes. Failure to comply with any Directors’ orders may be taken into account by the Directors in reaching their decision.

11. The written submissions including any exhibits shall constitute the record upon which the Directors’ adjudicatory decision shall be based.

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12. As soon as reasonably possible, and no later than six months after receipt of the last written submission, the Directors shall adjudicate the dispute and issue a written opinion stating the reasons for their decision. (See Rule 1.4.48 c.) The decision of a majority of Directors participating in the adjudication shall be the Board's final decision. In the event of a tie vote, the Chairman of the Board shall have a second vote or two votes, in total. Any dissents shall express the reasons therefor in writ-ing, upon which the majority may comment. The Board's final decision and any dissents shall promptly be provided to the Member and the Manager.

FurtherAppeal

The decision of the Board of Directors is final and binding. (See Rule 1.4.48 d.)

The Member’s attention is invited to the following:

A. Under the contract of insurance, it is a condition precedent to commencing suit against the Association and/or its agents that the Member first appeal any difference or dispute between it and the Association and/or its agents to the Association’s Board of Directors. (See Rule 1.4.48 c.)

B. Under the contract of insurance, a Member may appeal the Board’s decision only by suit against the Association in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. (See Rule 1.4.48 d.)

C. Only New York law is applicable. (See Rule 1.4.50.)

D. Such suit, if any, must be filed within sixty days after the date the Board’s decision is provided to the Member. (See Rule 1.4.48 d.)

E. As the Board decision is final, it may be modified by a court only upon a finding that the decision was arbitrary and capricious, that is, without reason, an issue on which the Member shall have the burden of proof.

APPENDIX

APPENDIX B TO THE ASSOCIATION'S CLASS I RULESB

APPENDIXB

ProceduresGoverningMembers’“OmnibusClaims”andotherRequests forCoverageAvailableonlyattheDiscretionoftheBoard.

Members may incur costs, expenses or liabilities which arise from incidents or circumstances that (1) are neither expressly covered nor excluded by the Association’s Rules or (2) which, as provided by the Rules, involve facts and/or circumstances which may only be considered for coverage at the discretion of the Association’s Directors. In such instances, Members may request coverage from the Directors. In their discretion, the Directors may or may not agree to provide coverage, in whole or in part. For convenient reference, a list of the Association’s Rules which provide for coverage at the Directors’ discretion is attached hereto as “Schedule A”.

Members requesting such discretionary coverage from the Directors shall comply with the following procedures:

1. The Board of Directors meets four times each year, usually in the second week of March, June, September and November.

2. At least six weeks before a scheduled Board meeting, the Member or its authorized agent or attorney shall submit to the Directors, through the Managers via e-mail and/or overnight courier: (a) a letter or brief of no more than 10 pages, double spaced typed, stating the Member’s request and all the reasons why the Directors should exercise their discretion to grant the request including the specific provision(s) in the Association’s Rules upon which the request is premised, and (b) all evidentiary materials on which the Member relies for its request.

3. At least four weeks before the Board meeting referenced in paragraph 2 above, the Managers may submit to the Directors (a) the Managers’ position regarding the Member’s request in a letter or brief of no more than 10 pages, double spaced typed; and (b) all contractual, statutory and/or evidentiary materials upon which the Managers’ position is based. A copy of any such submission by the Managers shall be promptly sent to the Member.

4. At least two weeks before the above Board meeting, the Member or its authorized agent may submit to the Directors a written reply to the Managers’ position. Any reply shall be in the form of a letter or brief not exceeding 5 pages, double spaced typed and may include additional evidentiary materials.

5. In their discretion, the Directors may permit or ask the Member to make an oral presentation at the relevant Board meeting. Such presentation shall not exceed 15 minutes or such other time as permitted by the Directors.

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6. If the Member believes time is of the essence, the Member may ask the Directors for an expedited briefing and decision schedule. If a majority of Directors agree to such an expedited consideration, the Directors shall set an appropriate briefing and decision schedule.

7. For the purposes of resolving Members’ requests, a majority of Directors shall meet in executive session. Having considered the submissions by the Member and the Managers and having conducted such discussions among themselves as they deem necessary, the Directors shall either (a) resolve the request on the basis of the Member’s and Managers’ written submissions; or (b) ask questions of the Member and/or Managers; or (c) ask the Member and/or Managers to make further written submissions and/or provide relevant documents and/or information in writing to clarify any issues within times and page limits set by the Directors. Within times and page limits set by the Directors, the Member and Managers may reply to each other’s additional written submissions. If necessary, the Directors may extend the schedule originally adopted pursuant to paragraphs 2 - 4, above, to allow additional time for these purposes.

8. As soon as reasonably possible, the Directors shall decide the Member’s request. The decision of a majority of Directors present at the meeting shall be the Board's decision. In the event of a tie vote, the Chairman of the Board shall have a second vote or two votes, in total, and if the Chairman is absent or otherwise unavailable to vote on the Member’s request, the Vice Chairman shall have such a second vote, or two votes in total.

9. The Directors shall explain the reasons for their decision in writing.

10. Under the Association’s Rules providing for coverage at Directors’ discretion, the Directors are granted “sole discretion” in making their deci-sion. Accordingly, the Directors’ decision is final and binding on the Association and the Member and is not appealable to any court, tribunal or any other forum whatsoever.

11. These procedures are separate and distinct from and do not apply to the Rule providing for Board adjudication of differences or disputes between a Member and the Association or the adjudication procedures set forth in Appendix A of the Association’s Rules.

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B APPENDIX B TO THE ASSOCIATION'S CLASS I RULES

SCHEDULEA

List of Rules Providing for Coverage at theDiscretion of theAssociation'sBoardofDirectors

CLASSI–PROTECTION&INDEMNITYINSURANCE

• Class I, Rule 1, Section 4, Subsection 25 (Compromise of Claims)

• Class I, Rule 1, Section 4, Subsection 26(a) (Members’ failures regarding claim notification and submission)

• Class I, Rule 2, Section 8 – (Cargo)

– Proviso (a) – (Contract of carriage terms)

– Proviso (b) – (Deviation)

– Proviso (c) – (Misdelivery of cargo, post and ante-dated B/Ls, inaccurate B/Ls, etc.)

• Class I, Rule 2, Section 9 unnumbered subsections (Fines, penalties and vessel confiscation)

• Class I, Rule 2, Section 13, Subsection 3 (Unrecoverable General Average – inadequate security)

• Class I, Rule 2, Section 17 (Sue and Labor and Legal Costs)

• Class I, Rule 2, Section 20 (Omnibus Clause)

CLASSII–FREIGHT,DEMURRAGEANDDEFENSEINSURANCE

• Class II, Rule 1, Section 4, Subsections 7 through 9 (FD&D Cover)

• Class II, Rule 3, Section 4 (Non-recoverability under Class II of risks excluded under Class I (P&I))

CLASSIII–CHARTERER’SRISKS

• Class III, Rule 3, Section A, Subsection 3 (P&I Insurance)

• Class III, Rule 3, Section B, Subsection 3 (Loss of or damage to an insured vessel (DTH) and for financial loss arising therefrom)

• Class III, Rule 3, Section C, Subsection 3 (Charterer’s FD&D Cover)

INDEX TO BY-LAWS

Subject By-Law Page

Amendments to By-Laws Article VI 22

Annual meeting Article I, Section 2 17

Auditors Article II, Section 6 19

Board of Directors (see also Directors) Article II 18

Certificates of entry Article I, Section 1 17

Chairman Article III, Section 5 20

Committees Article II, Section 7 20

Contracts of insurance Article IV, Section 4 21

Directors Article II 18

citizenship requirements Article II, Section 2 18

interest in claims Article II, Section 5 19

meetings Article II, Section 4 19

number of Article II, Section 2 18

residency requirements Article II, Section 2 18

vacancies Article II, Section 2 18

Financial statements Article IV, Section 3 21

Indemnification Article V, Section 1 22

Manager Article IV 21

Members Article I 17

Officers Article III 20

Secretary Article III, Section 7 20

INDEX TO BY-LAWS

INDEX TO RULES

N.B. Except where specifically indicated, the Rules to which reference is made in this index are the Rules of Class I – Protection and Indemnity Insurance. Since most of the general provisions of the Rules of Class II – Freight, Demurrage and Defense, and of Class III – Insurance for Charterers’ Risks, are incorporated in those classes by reference to the relevant parts of the Rules of Class I, it would be superfluous to recite below those sections of Classes II and III which simply repeat those of Class I. However, where there are differences of approach or wording as between the classes, these are expressly dealt with in this index.

Subject Rule Page

Adjudication of differences or disputes Rule 1, Section 4, 48 and Appendix A 44, 105 et seq.

Affiliates, cover for Rule 1, Section 3, 6 to 12 27–29

Applicable law Rule 1, Section 4, 50 45

Applications for insurance Rule 1, Section 4, 1 to 3 30

Assignment of insurance Rule 1, Section 4, 10, 11 31–32

Assignment of interest in vessel Rule 5, Section 1, a 82

Audits, operational Rule 1, Section 4, 47 42–43

Bankruptcy of member Rule 5, Section 1, 3 84

Bills of lading Rule 2, Section 8 55

ad valorem Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso d 57

delivery of cargo w/o production Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso c, ii 56–57

incorrect dating Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso c, iii 57

misdescription of cargo Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso c, iv 57

Blockade running Rule 3, Section 1, 3 65

Cargo Rule 2, Section 8 55 et seq.

ad valorem bs/l Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso d 57

COGSA Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso a 56

damaged, disposal of Rule 2, Section 8, 2 55

deviation Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso b 56

failure to load Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso c, v 57

fines relating to Rule 2, Section 9 58-59

general average Rule 2, Section 13 59-60

Hague -Visby Rules Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso a 56

late arrival of vessel Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso c, v 57

loss of Rule 2, Section 8, 1 55

member’s own property Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso f 57–58

misdating of b/l Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso c, iii 57

misdescription in b/l Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso c, iv 57

nuclear/radioactive Rule 3, Section 1, 2 64

INDEX TO RULES

Subject Rule Page

C(continued)

rare/valuable Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso e 57

standard terms of carriage Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso a 56

through or trans hipment bs/l Rule 2, Section 8, 4 56

CERCLA-type liabilities excluded Rule 3, Section 2, 18 70

Certificates of entry and endorsements Rule 1, Section 4, 6 to 9 30–31

Cesser and termination of cover Rule 5 82 et seq.

Claims

Directors’ powers Rule 1, Section 4, 24, 25 35

General conditions Rule 1, Section 4, 15, 16 33–34

Managers’ powers Rule 1, Section 4, 22, 23 35

Member’s obligations Rule 1, Section 4, 17 to 21 34–35

Notice to Association Rule 1, Section 4, 17 34

Classification and statutory requirements Rule 1, Section 4, 14 32–33

Closing of Policy Years Rule 4, Section 17, 18 81

Co-assured Rule 1, Section 3, 6 to 18 27–29

Collision Rule 2, Section 3 51–53

Confiscation Rule 2, Section 9 58–59

Contingency fund Rule 4, Section 15 74

Contracts and indemnities Rule 3, Section 2, 8 67

Protection and Indemnity Class I, Rule 2 48 et seq.

Freight, Demurrage & Defense Class II, Rule 2 90–91

Charterers’ Risks Class III, Rule 2 99–100

Damage caused otherwise than by collision Rule 2, Section 4 53

Damage to docks, buoys, etc Rule 2, Section 5 53

Damage to Hull cover Class III, Rule 2, B 99

Damage to insured vessel Class I, Rule 3, Section 2, 1 to 3 66

Death Rule 2, Section 1 48-50

Definitions

Protection and Indemnity Class I, Rule 1, Section 2 24–26

Freight, Demurrage & Defense Class II, Rule 1, Section 2 86

Charterers’ Risks Class III, Rule 1, Section 2 96–97

Delegation Rule 1, Section 4, 52 to 53 45

Delivery w/o production of b/l Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso c, ii 56–57

Deviation Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso b 56

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Subject Rule Page

Directors’ discretion Class II, Rule 1, Section 4, 7 to 10 88–89

Divers Rule 3, Section 2, 12 68

Discharge of oil or other substance Rule 2, Section 14 60–61

Differences or disputes, adjudication of Rule 1, Section 4, 48 and Appendix A 44, 105 et seq.

Diversion expenses Rule 2, Section 12 59

Dredging, liabilities excluded Rule 3, Section 2, 9 67-68

Drilling, liabilities excluded Rule 3, Section 2, 11 68

Endorsements See Certificates of Entry above

Excess collision liability Rule 2, Section 3 51–53

Expenses incurred under authorization Rule 2, Section 19 62

Expenses of investigation and defense Rule 2, Section 18 62

FFines and penalties Rule 2, Section 9 58–59

Fixed premium See Funding below

Flag state requirements Rule 1, Section 4, 14, v 33

Funding of cover

Freight, Demurrage & Defense Class II, Rule 4 93

Charterers’ Risks Class III, Rule 4 103

Funeral expenses Rule 2, Section 1 48–50

General average Rule 2, Sections 13 and 15 59-60, 61

General limitations Rule 1, Section 4, 31 to 36 37–40

Hague-Visby Rules Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso a 56

Heavy lifts Rule 3, Section 2, 17 70

Hull damage excluded Class I, Rule 3, Section 2, 1 to 3 66

Hull policies Rule 2, Section 3 51–53

American Institute Tug Form Rule 2, Section 3 Proviso vii 52–53

Illegal adventures Rule 3, Section 1, 3 65

Illness Rule 2, Section 1 48–50

Indemnities Rule 3, Section 2, 8 67

Injury Rule 2, Section 1 48–50

Interpretation See Definitions above

INDEX TO RULES

Subject Rule Page

I(continued)

Introductory provisions

Protection and Indemnity Class I, Rule 1, Section 1 23–24

Freight, Demurrage & Defense Class II, Rule 1, Section 1 85–86

Charterers’ Risks Class III, Rule 1, Section 1 95–96

ISM Code Rule 1, Section 4, 14 32–33

ISPS Code Rule 1, Section 4, 14 32–33

Joint members, etc. Rule 1, Section 3, 13 to 18 29

Lay-up returns Rule 4, Section 12 73–74

Legal expenses Rule 2, Section 18 62

Life salvage Rule 2, Section 1 48–50

Limitations on cover Rule 1, Section 4, 31 to 37 37–40

Lloyd’s Standard Form of Salvage Agreement Rule 3, Section 2, 7 and 14 67, 69

Loss of hire, exclusion of Rule 3, Section 2, 4 66

Loss of life Rule 2, Section 1 48–50

Managers’ discretion Class II, Rule 1, Section 4, 3 to 6 87–88

Maritime lien Rule 1, Section 4, 51 45

Membership, Members, etc. Rule 1, Section 3 27 et seq.

Member’s own property

cargo Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso f 57–58

collision Rule 2, Section 3 Proviso iv 52

wreck removal Rule 2, Section 7 Proviso 6 55

Moored and open to the public, vessels Rule 3, Section 2, 16 69

Mutiny, misconduct Rule 2, Section 10 59

Mutual premium See Funding above

Non-marine personnel Rule 3, Section 2, 16 69

Non-payment of calls Rule 5, Section 1, 2 82–83

Notice to Association Rule 1, Section 4, 17 34

Notice to Classification Society Rule 1, Section 4, 14 32–33

Nuclear risks excluded Rule 3, Section 1, 2 64

INDEX TO RULES

Subject Rule Page

Official inquiries Rule 2, Section 16 61

Omnibus Clause Rule 2, Section 20 and Appendix B 62, 108–109

Operational audits Rule 1, Section 4, 47 42–43

Other insurances Rule 1, Section 4, 34 and 35 38–40

Other than owner, interest Rule 1, Section 4, 31 37

Overspill calls Rule 4, Section 16 74 et seq.

Overspill claims Rule 4, Section 16 74 et seq.

Paperless trading Rule 3, Section 2, 19 70

Passengers Rule 2, Section 1, D 49–50

exclusion for carriage by air Rule 2, Section 1, D, b 50

while on excursions Rule 2, Section 1, D, c 50

Pile driving, liabilities excluded Rule 3, Section 2, 9 67-68

Pipe laying, liabilities excluded Rule 3, Section 2, 9 67-68

Policy years, closing of Rule 4, Section 17, 18 81

Pollution Rule 2, Section 14 60–61

Previous course of dealing Rule 1, Section 4, 37 40

Production operations Rule 3, Section 2, 11 68

Prudent uninsured-duty to act as Rule 1, Section 4, 17 34

Quarantine expenses Rule 2, Section 11 59

Radioactive materials excluded Rule 3, Section 1, 2 64

Refugees Rule 3, Section 2, 13 69

Release premium Rule 4, Sections 8 to 10 72–73

Repatriation expenses Rule 2, Section 2 50–51

Resisting unfounded claims by seamen Rule 2, Section 9 58–59

Risks and Losses covered

Freight, Demurrage and Defense Class II, Rule 2 90–91

Risks and Losses excluded

Freight, Demurrage and Defense Class II, Rule 3 92

INDEX TO RULES

Subject Rule Page

Salvage Rule 3, Section 2, 14 and 15 69

Sanctions Rule 1, Section 4, 54 and 55 46

Seamen’s effects Rule 2, Section 2 50–51

Security, provision of Rule 1, Section 4, 39 to 41 41

Set-off Rule 4, Section 14 74

Ship’s proportion of general average Rule 2, Section 15 61

Ship’s sacrifices not recoverable Rule 2, Section 13 59–60

Shipwreck unemployment indemnity Rule 2, Section 2 50–51

Sister-ship collision liability Rule 2, Section 3, 3 Proviso iv 52

Specialist operations exclusion Rule 3, Section 2, 9 67-68

Stowaways Rule 2, Section 2 50–51

Submarines Rule 3, Section 2, 12 68

Subrogation Rule 1, Section 4, 12, 13 32

Successors bound by Rules Rule 1, Section 4, 57 47

Sue and labor and legal costs Rule 2, Section 17 61

Surveys and Operational Audits Rule 1, Section 4, 42 to 47 41–43

Termination of cover Rule 5 82 et seq.

Through carriage of cargo Rule 2, Section 8, 4 56

Time-bar Rule 1, Section 4, 26 35–36

Towage Rule 3, Section 2, 6 and 7 66-67

Unlawful trade excluded Rule 3, Section 1, 3 65

Unrecoverable general average

contributions Rule 2, Section 13 59–60

Valuable cargo Rule 2, Section 8 Proviso e 57

Valuation of ship Rule 2, Section 3, Proviso i 52

Vessel, definition Rule 1, Section 2 26

Wages Rule 2, Section 2 50–51

War risks excluded Classes I and II, Rule 3, Section 1, 1 63–64

War risks included Class III, Rule 3, D 102

Waste incineration Rule 3, Section 2, 12 68

Willful misconduct Rule 3, Section 2, 10 68

Wreck removal Rule 2, Section 7 54–55

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SaintJohn’s

G CariconsultAntiguaLimitedDarkwoodViewPOBoxW1844SaintJohn’sAntigua&Barbuda,W.I.

+12684642778

+12685608206

group@cconsult.com.bb

24HOUREMERGENCYTEL:+12462312196

KenStuart +12684642778

RupertSteer +12462536412

+12464236551

ErrolWilliams +18765318399

A ARGENTINA

BahiaBlanca

G AgenciaMaritimaWalsh(E.Burton)S.R.L.GreciaStreetNr.138103IngenieroWhite,BahiaBlancaPort8000BahiaBlanca,Argentina

+542914573080

+542914573072

www.walsh.com.ar

walsh@walsh.com.ar

surveys@walsh.com.ar

EricHeiling ericheiling@walsh.com.ar

+5492915712627

+542914510699

HermannHeiling heiling@walsh.com.ar

+542914515423

+5492915715632

BuenosAires

G PandiLiquidadoresS.R.L.Viamonte494–8thFloor(C1053ABJ)1053BuenosAires,Argentina

+541143133500

+5491144460662

+541143133161

pandi@pandi.com.ar

AlbertoTrigub alberto.trigub@pandi.com.ar

+5491144491450

+541148017606

RicardoCrisp ricardo.crisp@pandi.com.ar

+5491136927788

+541147863080

l ChamiDiMennayAsociadosLibertad5674Floor1012BuenosAires,Argentina

+541143824060

+541143824243

www.chami-dimenna.com.ar

diego@chami-dimenna.com.ar

DiegoChami

diego@chami-dimenna.com.ar

+5491144448068

WebSite

AARUBA

Oranjestad

l FirmaCSGorsiraCayaG.F.BeticoCroes#222-UNIT12Oranjestad,ArubaP.O.Box533

+2975824124

+2975821953

+2975825988

www.vrshipping.com

vropsaua@vrshipping.com

gorsira@gorsira.com

HanleyBronswinkel

bronswinkelh@vrshipping.com

+2975930973

AUSTRALIA

Adelaide

G AusShipP&I17KurrambiCrescentHalettCove,SouthAustralia5158

+61883811177

+61289203222

+61883811677

adelaide@ausship.com.au

Capt.NelloMagliulo

+610403024561

l WallmansLawyersLevel5,400KingWilliamStreet,Adelaide,SouthAustralia5000

+61882353000

+61882353038

+61882353031

+61882320926

www.wallmans.com.au

general@wallmans.com.au

IanMaitland

ian.maitland@wallmans.com.au

+61407297067

+61883885543

ScottLumsden

scott.lumsden@wallmans.com.au

+61403069812

MelanieBurton

melanie.burton@wallmans.com.au

+61414344972

A AUSTRALIA (continued)

BrisbaneG AusShipP&I

P.O.Box1069MooloolabaQLD4557

+61753096113

+61289203222 brisbane@ausship.com.au

GregPugh +610478184698

G BaysideShippingServicesPOBox317,CannonHillBrisbane,QLD4170Australia

+61731023406

+61733968709

brisbane@baysideshipping.com

SteveRobertson steve@baysideshipping.com +61420982411

MartinCuthbertson Brisbane@baysideshipping.com +61418176815

AlexandraEvered alex@baysideshipping.com +61438663466

l Thynne&MacartneyLevel19CentralPlazaTwo66EagleStreetBrisbaneQLD4000

GPOBox245Brisbane,Queensland4001Australia

+61732318888 +61732290855 www.thymac.com.au transport@thymac.com.au

MichaelFisher +61408735653

+61738440964

MatthewHockaday +61422318678

+61733974290

Cairns

l BrianWhite&Associates4ScottStreetCairns,Queensland4870,Australia

POBox5701Cairns,Queensland4870,Australia

+61740314711 +61740313810 www.bwamarine.com cairns@bwamarine.com

BrianWhite brian@bwamarine.com +61412184856

EmmaConnolly +61438122442

SergeyKinchin +61427173699

AdrienneCahalan +61498545474

WebSite

ADarwinG AusShipP&I

P.O.Box1302,Palmerston,NorthernTerritory,0830

+61289203222(24hours) darwin@ausship.com.au

AbdulQuader +61418797059

l BrianWhite&Associates4/48WoodsStreetDarwinNT0801GPOBox3478DarwinNT0801

+61740314711(24hours) www.bwamarine.com darwin@bwamarine.com

IntheeventofanycommunicationdifficultieswithDarwin,pleasecontactourCairnsofficeon+61740314711

PaulMaher

+61488314747

BrianWhite

+61412184856

Fremantle

G AusShipP&I39CanningBeachRoadApplecrossWA6153,Australia

+61893160879 +61893160879

fremantle@ausship.com.au

Capt.AjayTandon +61411871311 +61893160879

Capt.FredDeRooij +61411871312

NayanTandon ntandon@iinet.net.au

+61410502626

BarryHughes +61400041965

G BaysideShippingServicesPOBox634FremantleWA6959Australia

+61894680280 +61893391096 www.baysideshipping.com fremantle@baysideshipping.com

SteveRobertson steve@baysideshipping.com

+61420982411

MichelLagesse Fremantle@baysideshipping.com

+61429391094

AlexandraEvered alex@baysideshipping.com

+61438663466

l FrankUnmack&CullenQ&ACentreUnit6,Level138AdelaideStreetFremantleWA6160POBox112Fremantle,WesternAustralia6959

+61893354277 +61893356354

mackcull@frankunmackandcullen.com.au

TonyPass +61412110986

+61893868000

A AUSTRALIA (continued)

Gladstone

G AusShipP&IP.O.Box3563,HermitPark,Townsville,QLD,4812Australia

+61747788017

+61289203222 +61747716280 townsville@ausship.com.au

WilliamDawson

+61747788017 +61419203787

Melbourne

l HolmanFenwickWillanLevel41600BourkeStreetMelbourneVictoria3000Australia

+61386014500

+61386014555

robert.springall@hfw.com

gavin.vallely@hfw.com

RobertSpringall

robert.springall@hfw.com

+61416052015

+61395091573

GavinVallely

gavin.vallely@hfw.com

+61416052023

+61398175152

G AusShipP&I2BRossStreet–Suite1Toorak,Victoria,3142,Australia

+61398241622 +61289203222 +61289202933

ChrisWills +61438982111

StuartWills +61438982222

WebSite

AG BaysideShippingServicesPOBox16,BayStreetPortMelbourne,Victoria3207,Australia

+61354241224 +61386771801 melbourne@baysideshipping.com

AlexandraEvered

alex@baysideshipping.com +61438663466

SteveRobertson

steve@baysideshipping.com +61420982411

Newcastle

G AusShipP&IPOBox70Carrington,NSW2294Australia

+61417235947

+61289203222 +61289202933 newcastle@ausship.com.au

Capt.BrendanQuinlan

+61249455629

+61417235947

Perth(seeFremantle,Australia)

Sydney

G AusShipP&ISuite502a,Level5/15BlueStreetNorthSydney,NSW2060Australia

+61289203222

+61289202933

sydney@ausship.com.au

JamesNeill

neill@ausship.com.au

+61425263633

DrewJames drew@ausship.com.au +61407892015 +61294892015

Capt.OlavCastellino

+61298991719 +61412737270

AUSTRALIA (continued)

Sydney(continued)

l HWLEbsworthLawyersLevel14,AustraliaSquare264-278GeorgeStreetSydneyNSW2000Australia

+61293348555

+61386154301

www.hwlebsworth.com.au

JoeHurley

jhurley@hwle.com.au

+61409469563

SimonLiddy

sliddy@hwle.com.au +61419012633

+61299492660

AnthonyHighfield

ahighfield@hwle.com.au +61407402437

+61297067273

JesperMartens

jmartens@hwle.com.au

+61431312050

l ColinBiggers&PaisleyLevel42,2ParkStreetSydneyNSW2000Australia

+61282814555

+61282814567

www.cbp.com.au

swh@cbp.com.au

StuartHetherington

swh@cbp.com.au

+610418208771

KatherineJones

kej@cbp.com.au

+610408618517

DavidMiller

dem@cbp.com.au

+610414861540

WebSite

BAHRAIN

Manama

GGulfAgencyCo.(Bahrain)W.L.L.POBox412Road20,AreaMuharraq224,GLSPremisesKingdomofBahrain

+97317339777

+97317320498

www.gac.com

claims.me@gac.com

claims.bahrain@gac.com

AnilKumar

anil.kumar@gac.com

+97339670005

MikeCamara

mike.camara@gac.com

+97339690205

JosephGodson

joseph.godson@gac.com

+97339678895

MikaelLeijonberg

mikael.leijonberg@gac.com

+97338379030

BAHAMAS

Freeport

GW.A.M.CompanyLimited12ShelleyStreet,P.OBOXF-41848Freeport/Lucaya,GrandBahamaIsland,Bahamas

+2423528371

+2423529014

www.westatlanticmarine.net

wamco@batelnet.bs

Capt.DonaldGow

wamcodgow@coralwave.com

+2427275951

SydneeMunnings

wamcosmunning@gmail.com

+2424276707

B BANGLADESH

Chittagong

GJF(Bangladesh)Ltd.FinlayHouse11,AgrabadCommercialAreaChittagong–4100Bangladesh

+88031716321/5(5lines) +880312521649 +88031710006 www.jfbd.com info@jfbdltd.com

info@jfbd.com

B.K.Chowdhury bkc@jfbdltd.com +8801713101044

+88031613783

Md.SalauddinChowdhury salauddin@jfbdltd.com +8801713160081

+88031718056

TapasSarkar tapas@jfbdltd.com +8801713103411

GCoastToCoastP&IServicesLtd.SanmarRLParkview.HouseNo.25/35Flat:C2ZakirHossainRoad,SouthKhulshiChittagong-4225,Bangladesh

+8803128588335 +880312858836 +8801729090174 +8801970000198 www.bdpni.com info@bdpni.com

Dr.ZalalUddinAhmed zalal@bdpni.com +8801729090174 +880312566091

AliRezaChowdhury alireza@bdpni.com +8801970000198 +880312551137

HasinaMumtazLuma +8801970000198 +88001790010507

ShahadatHossain shahadat@bdpni.com +8801819834004

GInterportMaritimeLimitedHBFCBuilding(5thFloor),1/DAgrabadC/AChittagong–4100Bangladesh

+880312525065 +88031728262 www.interport.org chittagong@interport.org interportctg@gmail.com

CaptainMohiuddinAbdulKadir(Capt.MAK) mak@interport.org +8801819313702

Ms.KausarParveen kausar@interport.org +8801715003911

MohammadFakhrulHasanChowdhury fakhrul@interport.org +8801791779301

MohammadFaisalAlAzad faisal@interport.org +8801676135266

WebSite

BDhaka

G AllseasShippingLtd.YousufChamber,3rdFloor20DilkushaCommercialAreaDhaka-1000,Bangladesh

+88029556564 +88029561512 +88029564443 +88029559858 allseas@allseas-shipping.com

KhandakerR.Zaman

zamankr@gmail.com

+8801711520672

+88029133049

BadrulAhmed

+8801716534955

+88028011349

G InterportMaritimeServicesLtd.MHKTerminal(4thFloor)110KaziNazrulIslamAvenueBanglaMotorDhaka–1000,Bangladesh

+88028311665 +88028317264

+8801819313702 dhaka@interport.org

Capt.M.AbdulKadir(MAK)

+8801819313702

AhmedTanjilRuhullah

+8801730430690

KausarParveen

+8801715003911

MohammadF.H.Chowdhury

+8801791779301

l Orr,Dignam&Co.Advocates&BarristersShajanTower-2(1stFloor)3,SegunBagichaDhaka-1000,Bangladesh

+88029563946 +88029563950 +88029560257 +88029559887 dignior@bangla.net dignam@bangla.net

Mr.M.Hafizullah

+8801911340350

+88029888839

MuhammadOhiullah

+8801819237159

+88029892719

Ms.NasreenHafiz

+8801713452594

+88028816300

B BANGLADESH (continued)

Khulna

G InterportMaritimeServicesLtd.JibanBimaBhaban(1stFloor),46,KDAAvenueKhulna9100,Bangladesh

+88041732271 +88041732272

mongla@interport.org

Capt.Sk.M.ShaheenIqbal

mongla@interport.org

+8801711690027

G JFBangladeshLimitedFinlayHouse24RupshaStrandRoadP.OBoxNo.7Khulna9100,Bangladesh

+88041720070

+88041731241

Mr.AbulKasemKhan

jfbdltd@khulna.bangla.net

+8801913577030 +88041725376

BARBADOS

Bridgetown

L CariconsultInternationalLtd.CastleCloseSamLord'sCastleSt.PhilipBB18071Barbados,W.I.

+12464236412 +12462312196 +12464230985

www.steers.com.bb group@cconsult.com.bb

RupertSteer

rupert@cconsult.com.bb

+12462536412

+12464236551

BELGIUM

Antwerp

G Langlois&Co.115FrankrijkleiB-2000Antwerp,Belgium

+3232250655 +3232328824 www.langlois.be

mail@langlois.be

WEEKENDANDAHCONTACT+32477349410,claims@langlois.be

KurtVanCoppenolle

kurt.vancoppenolle@langlois.be +32475719560

WebSite

BG DUPIAntwerp

Frankrijklei33b.22000Antwerp,Belgium

+3232060050 +3232060059 www.dupi.com antwerp@dupi.com

Capt.Jean-LouisTack jean-louis.tack@dupi.com +32475745445

MoniqueLardot

monique.lardot@dupi.com

+32478989806

SophieVanWijnendaele

sophie.van.wijnendaele@dupi.com

+32473755923

Ghent(seeAntwerp)

BELIZE

BelizeCity

G MichaelBellCompanyPOBox268BelizeCity,Belize

+5012252167 +5012252565 mickbell@btl.net

MichaelBell mickbell@btl.net

G MaritimeClaims-Americas,Inc14FortStreetBelizeCity,BelizeCA

+5012245286 +5012278855 +5012277100 +5012231657 www.maritime-claims.com

Incaseoftelecommunicationdifficulties,pleasecontactCarlAyestasintheNewOrleansoffice.cayestas@maritime-claims.com

MirnaLara mca@eurocaribe.bz mca2@eurocaribe.bz

Cotonou

G AfricaP&IBenin174Missite-ScoaGbeto01BP4598RPCotonou,Benin

+22921316482 +22921316483 benin@africapandi.com africapi@intnet.bj

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,

ContactE.T.I.C.Marseille

AkimMocktar +22990024243

+22997441570

+22921038014

DanielEssou +22990024252

BENIN (continued)

Cotonou(continued)

G TCIAfrica(Benin)POBox03-1060Cotonou,Benin

+22921311342 +22921311837 tci-cotonou@tci-africa.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactTheManagers'Agents,Eltvedt&

O'SullivanMarseille

NourouOumorou n.oumorou@tci-africa.com +22997880990

+22990042402

ErnestGbeda +22995840044

+22997626576

FlorentinCodjia +22996570787

BRAZIL

G BRAZMAR-MarineServicesLtda.Quadra333,lota07,unidade03ViladosCabanos,Barcarena-ParaCEP:68447-000–BelemPaBrazil

+559141410537

+559182869100

+559832355807

www.brazmar.com

bel@brazmar.com

belem@brazmar.com

Incaseofcommunicationdifficulties,contactSaoLuisOffice

JoseAntonioGoncalvesdosSantos

+559141410537

G WilliamsBrothersLtda.RuaSantoAntonio316Conj501–Centro66010090–BelemPaBrazil

+559132224973

+559132418841

www.williamsbrothers.com.br

+559132239432

wilpandi@williams.com.br

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficultiesAndForAfterOfficeHoursNumbers,ContactRecifeOffice

Fortaleza

G BRAZMAR-MarineServicesLtda.RuaSargentoFranciscodeCastro,n106Jacanau,Maracanau/CE.BrazilCEP:61915-060

+558534630672

+559832355807

for@brazmar.com

brazmar@brazmar.com

FranklinMaia

+558597177610

WebSite

BParanagua

G JML-P&IAssessoriaeRepresentacoesLtda.RuaRodriguesAlves870-4thFloorBairroCentroHistoricoParanagua-PR-BrazilCEP83.203-170

+554134204521

+554134204522

+554134204560

J.M.Lemos

jmlemos@marcon.com.br

jorge.lemos@hotmail.com

+554199784437

+554178135828

+554134228409

G vanHerp&Frumento(P&IServices)Ltda.RuaNestorVictor,198-Cjto.601-CentroComercialDoutorLeocadioCentroHistorico83203970Paranagua,ParanaBrazil

POBox355CentroHistorico83.203-970Paranagua-ParanaBrazil

+554134225512

+554134231691

www.pandi-png.com.br

pandi-png@pandi-png.com.br

JoaoHelioFrumentoFilho

frumento@pandi-png.com.br

+554199782564

+554134225505

AbilioAbreu

abreu@pandi-png.com.br

+554199039631

+554134255520

PortoAlegre(seeRioGrande,Brazil)

Recife

G BrazilP&IRuaRibeirodeBrito,1133Sala103BoaViagemRecife-Pe51021-310Brazil

+558133014370

+558133267138

www.brazilpandi.com.br

mail@brazilpandi.com.br

JoseLuisPirezDoval

joseluis@brazilpandi.com.br

+558178127363

+558192867505

BRAZIL (continued)

Recife(continued)

G WilliamsBrothersLtda.RuaProf.AureliodeCastroCavalcante,339,BoaViagemRecife,Brazil-PECEP:51130-280

+558133417081

+558134622634

+558199727202 +558133272300

wilpandi@williams.com.br

willegal@williams.com.br

GabrielOliveira +558199712202

+558134621794

DeborahSpangler +558199269841

+558132286838

MarioWilliams +558199712203

+558134622634

RiodeJaneiro

G Pandibras(Rio)Ltd.Ave.RioBrancoNo.45suite1909Centro,RiodeJaneiro–RJ20090-003Brazil

+552122539299 +552122534347 pandibrario@pandibrario.com.br

GustavoPierry

+5521999122729

+5521999251007

+552125573416

WaldyrPierry pandibrario@pandibrario.com.br +5513997782091

G RepresentacoesProinde(Rio)Ltda.Ave.RioBrancoNo.45Sala2402Centro,RiodeJaneiro20090-003Brazil

+552122536145

+552122536619

www.proinde.com.br

proinde.rio@proinde.com.br

RooseveltDerossiLomba derossi.lomba@proinde.com.br +5521987788962 +552178792625

+552125908032

JorgeLuizB.Tavares jorge.tavares@proinde.com.br +5521987788963 +552178792621 +552135024664

WebSite

BRioGrande

G CranstonMarineandP&IConsultants,Ltd.RuaGal.Osorio430,3rdFloor,SuiteB4Centro96200.400,RioGrande/RSBrazil

+555332320232

+555332341317

+555332320232

rig@cranwood.com.br

TonyRover tony@cranwood.com.br +555384040027

+555332324158

EvertonSampaio everton@cranwood.com.br

+555399795787

ArthurRochaBaptista arthur@rochabaptista.adv.br +555381232323

Santos

G BrazilP&IRuaXVdeNovembro65,8thandar11010151Centro-Santos/SpBrazil

+551321021650

+551321021660

AlbertCarriere albert@brazilpandi.com.br

+551321021662

+5513996455867

+551333411674

FilipeChaves filipe@brazilpandi.com.br

+551321021654

+5513997889951

MauroSammarco mauro@brazilpandi.com.br

+551321021665

+5513981880708

PatriciaAnhas patricia@brazilpandi.com.br

+5513996411762

SaoLuis

G BRAZMAR-MarineServicesLtda.Av.MarechalCasteloBranco,605(EdificioCidadedeSaoLuis),sala206SaoFrancisco-SaoLuis/MACEP:65076-090Brazil

+559841410286

+559881982188

+559832355807

www.brazmar.com

brazmar@brazmar.com

claims@brazmar.com

EdsonAraujo

+559841410286

MichellineTenorio

+559881246777

BRAZIL (continued)

Tramandai(seeRioGrande,Brazil)

Vitoria

G SeastarConsultoriaLtda.Av.NossaSenhoraDosNavegantes,495–Suites407/410CentroEmpresarialEnseadaBuildingEnseadaDoSua–VitoriaEspiritoSantoStateEs-Cep29050-470Brazil

+552733142982

+552732256892

+552733142682

+552732273243

www.seastarpandi.com

vitoria@seastarpandi.com

seastar@seastarpandi.com

CelsoM.Pimentel

seacelso@terra.com.br

+5527999893834

+5527981117184

+552733245988

ElianaF.Salim

+5527999718700

AlexandreB.Nepio

+5527999427798

G BrazilP&Ic/oSEATECHMARINE&CARGOSUR-VEYORSRuaOrlandoCaliman,78022090220-Vitória/ES-Brazil

+552730195770

+552733373329

HelenoAzevedo

+5527981283951

+552733240714

G WilliamsBrothersLtda.Av.JeronimoMonteiro,240RuralbankBuilding1210–Vitoria,Es-Brasil

P.O.Box32929010.002

+552732230238

+552732232441

willvix@williams.com.br

InCaseOfEmergency,CallOurRecifeHeadOffice

ManoelTavares

+552799812373

+552732258432

WebSite

BBULGARIA

Bourgas

G KalimbassierisMaritimeLtd.33,TsarigradskaStreet,8000Bourgas,Bulgaria

+35956840442

+359888546504

+306944541622

+35956840443

www.kalimbassieris.com

bourgas@kalimbassieris.com

YaroslavMladenov

+359888321384

StanislavZagorchev

+359888636186

G FidelitasLtd.45A,AleksanderDyakovichStr.9000Varna,Bulgaria

+35952953330

+35952953331

+35952953332

+35952600453

www.fidelitas.bg

sales@fidelitas.bg

OgnianKostov

ognyan.kostov@fidelitas.bg

+35952390155

+359888416416

BisserGeorgievDoveri

biser.diveri@fidelitas.bg

+359888925825

G KalimbassierisMaritimeLtd.13PrezviterKozmaStreet,9000Varna,Bulgaria

+35952600338

+359888546504

+306944541622

+35952601740

varna@kalimbassieris.com

RoumenAndonov

+359885924301

LucyPavlova-Fickling +359886301720

Sihanoukville

G TransportandClaimConsultantsCo.,Ltd.c/oWorldwidePioneerShippingSangkhat4KhanMittapheapSihanoukville,Cambodia

+85516567788 +85512864488 +85534933688 ben_worldwide@hotmail.com

benworldwide99@gmail.com

InCaseofEmergencyorCommunicationDifficulties,Contact:TransportandClaimConsultantsinBangkok,Thailand

BenSivutha rathborey@mobitel.com.kh

+85523219248

CAMBODIA

PhnomPenh

G TransportandClaimConsultantsCo.,Ltd.,c/oWorldwidePioneerShippingNo.45C,St143SangkatOlympicKhanChamkarMonPhnomPenh,Cambodia

+85512864488

+85516567788

+85534933688

ben_worldwide@hotmail.com

benworldwide99@gmail.com

InCaseOfEmergencyOrCommunicationDifficulties,Contact:TransportAndClaimConsultantsInBangkok,Thailand

WebSite

CCAMEROUN

Douala

G BUDDCamerounP.O.Box4574ResidenceKassap82BoulevardDeLaLiberteDouala,Cameroon

+23733427345 +23733430571 www.budd-pni.com

budd.cameroun@budd-pni.com

SuzanneMoume

suzanne.moume@budd-pni.com

+23777789100

+23733428476

LaureLeuche

laure.leuche@budd-pni.com

+23777600837

+23733470628

G AfricaP&ICamerounRueBebeyElameDouala,Cameroon

+23733428250 +23733428250

cameroon@africapandi.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,SeeMarseille,E.T.I.C.

MaxNkalle +23799845051

G TCICamerounImmeubleCnpsBonanjoExSiaBesideAirFrancePOBox1048Douala,Cameroon

+23733439480 tci-douala@tci-africa.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactTheManagers'Agents,Eltvedt&O'SullivanMarseille

JoelNdona +23799912268

+23796534481

PeguyHoudjeu

+23777118564

+23777428343

C CANADA

Halifax

L McInnesCooperPurdy'sWharfTowerII1300-1969UpperWaterStreetPOBox730Halifax,NSB3J2V1Canada

+19024256500 +19024256350 www.mcinnescooper.com

TomHart tom.hart@mcinnescooper.com

+19024899764

+19024291024

DanielWatt daniel.watt@mcinnescooper.com

+19024410722

+19024459376

Montreal

G ShipownersAssuranceManagementLtd.620RueSt.JacquesSuite305Montreal,QuebecH3C1C7Canada

+15143939864

+15143939865

+15143939866

+15143933848

PeterRozum peter.rozum@shipassurance.ca +15145946443

+15146943876

SeanRozum sean.rozum@shipassurance.ca +15148653876

+15146943876

AlanLoiseau alan.loiseau@shipassurance.ca +15149458884 +14506997400

L BordenLadnerGervaisLLP1000DeLaGauchetiereStreetWestSuite900Montreal,QuebecH3B5H4Canada

+15148791212 +15149541905 www.blg.com admiralty@blg.com

P.JeremyBolger jbolger@blg.com +15149543119 +15148364088

+15146945515

PeterG.Pamel ppamel@blg.com +15149543169 +15147143169 +15144891507

DarrenMcGuire dmcguire@blg.com +15149543105 +15147103105 +15146365523

Jean-MarieFontaine jfontaine@blg.com +15149543196 +15142958028

WebSite

NewBrunswick

G BayPilots&MarineConsultantsInc.POBox3010Stn.MainGrandBay-WestfieldNewBrunswickE5K4V3,Canada

+15067382058 +15067382996 www.bayshipping.com baypilot@nb.aibn.com

Capt.KevinF.Quinn

ksquinn@nb.aibn.com

+15067382058

+15063330139

AnthonieDeHoog

+15064343351

L BrissetBishop2020University–Suite2020Montreal,QuebecH3A2A5Canada

+15143933700

+15143931211

www.brissetbishop.com

general@brissetbishop.com

VictorDemarco

victordemarco@brissetbishop.com

+15149844410

+15144871573

DanieleDion

danieledion@brissetbishop.com

+15149844417

+15143338585

NickSpillane

nickspillane@brissetbishop.com

+15142485557

+15146944069

DavidColford

davidcolford@brissetbishop.com

+15143897168

C CANADA (continued)

Quebec

L LangloisGaudreauO'Connor2820LaurierBoulevard,13thFloorQuebecCity,QCG1V0C1Canada

+14186821212 +14186822272 www.lkd.ca

maritime@lkd.ca

JohnG.O'Connor john.oconnor@lkd.ca +14185638339 +14186818638

JeanGregoire jean.gregoire@lkd.ca +14188082475

+14188289050

PatrickGarneau patrick.garneau@Ikd.ca +14188063370 +14189154257

SaintJohn

L McInnesCooperSuite1700BrunswickSquare1GermainStreetSaintJohn,N.B.E2L4R8Canada

+15066436500 +15066436505

ThomasG.O’Neil,Q.C. thomas.oneil@mcinnescooper.com +15066436506

+15066394618

MatthewT.Hayes matt.hayes@mcinnescooper.com +15066436509 +15066460439

St.John’s

G AvalonCustomsBrokersADivisionOfHarvey&CompanyLtd.60WaterStreetSt.John's,NewfoundlandA1C1A3Canada

+17095764761 +17095760159 acb@aharvey.nf.ca

PamelaBlackwood +17096854732

FrankHatcher +17097548761 +17096826797

FrancisKenny +17093686795 +17096828070

PaulAitken +17097261916 +17096851549

WebSite

CL McInnesCooper

5thFloor10FortWilliamPlacePOBox5939St.John's,Newfoundland,A1C5X4,Canada

+17097228735

+17097248249

+17097221763

www.mcinnescooper.com

DougSkinner

doug.skinner@mcinnescooper.com

+17097499504

Toronto(Ontario)

L BordenLadnerGervais,LLPScotiaPlaza,Suite440040KingSt.WestToronto,OntarioM5H3Y4Canada

+14163676000

+14163676749

www.blg.com

admiralty@blg.com

NormanLetalik

nletalik@blg.com

+14163676344

+14168596626

+14169411011

MichaelSmith

mcsmith@blg.com

+14163676234

+14167056400

+14164620324

MichaelWhite

miwhite@blg.com

+14163676116

+14167684111

+16474396421

RobinSquires

rsquires@blg.com

+14163676595

+16479987237

+14169258399

C CANADA (continued)

Vancouver

L BernardLLP1500-570GranvilleStreetVancouver,B.C.V6C3P1Canada

+16046811700

+16046811788

shipping@bernardllp.ca

www.bernardllp.ca

GaryWharton

wharton@bernardllp.ca

+16049705369

+16049216978

PeterSwanson

swanson@bernardllp.ca

+16046495874

+16049217974

TomHawkins

hawkins@bernardllp.ca

+16048895732

+16049840417

DavidJones

jones@bernardllp.ca

+16046444057

+16049217999

L BordenLadnerGervaisLLP1200WaterfrontCenter200BurrardStreet,POBox48600Vancouver,B.C.V7X1T2Canada

+16046875744

+16046225887

GrahamWalker

gwalker@blg.com

+16046404045

+17789964045

+16049839772

TimBottomer

tbottomer@blg.com

+16046404028

+16043282071

DinoRossi

drossi@blg.com

+16046404110

+16047603557

WebSite

CCANARY ISLANDS

LasPalmas

G Stier&CompanyJuanRejon,48–6thFloor35008LasPalmasGranCanaria,Spain

+34928265452

+34928224975

www.stier.es

pandi@stier.es

IdaStier

istier@stier.es

+34607552927

+34928332660

IsabelSilveira

+34607528032

AlbertoStier

+34607553022

Tenerife

G Stier&Co.ViadeServicio22DarsenaPesquera38010SantaCruzTenerife,Spain

+34928265452

+34928224975

www.stier.es

tenerife@stier.es

pandi@stier.es

IdaStier

istier@stier.es

+34607552927

+34928332660

CAPE VERDE

St.Vincent

G AgenciaNacionaldeViagens-S.A.AvenidaDaRepublica15/17POBox16&142St.Vincent,RepublicOfCapeVerde

+2382321115

+2382321356

+2382321445

www.anvsv.cv

anvsv@cvtelecom.cv

olavo.brites@anvsv.cv

OlavoBrites +2382311905

+2389944307

HumbertoDavid +2382322008

+2389923529

DavidReis +2382322314237

+2389962262

C CAPE VERDE (continued)

St.Vincent(continued)

G BUDDCapeVerdec/oGIMS-CVPOBox554Mindelo,St.Vincent,RepublicOfCapeVerde

+2382325611

+2382318853

www.budd-pni.com

budd.cape.verde@budd-pni.com

gimscv@hotmail.com

! Copyallemailsto:general.marseille@budd-pni.com.InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactBuddMarseille-Fosat:Tel:+33491335833orcalltheBuddGroupEmergencyNumber:+33184880841

RaulDiasdaLuz raul177@hotmail.com

+2389924778

AmilcarRamos +2389838698

CAYMAN ISLANDS

GrandCayman

L Campbells4thFloorWillowHouse,CricketSquare,ElginAvenuePOBox884GeorgeTown,GrandCaymanCaymanIslandsKy1-1103

+13459492648

+13459498613

www.campbells.com.ky

campbells@campbells.com.ky

AlistairWalters awalters@campbells.com.ky

+13459145861

+13459165861

Valparaiso

G CaveyCompaniaLtda.AlmirantSenoret70(EdificioCapitania)11thFloor,Office111Valparaiso,Chile

Casilla1455Valparaiso,Chile

+56322131000

+56322131001

www.cave.cl

claims@cave.cl

! EmErgEncy LinE:+56322258564

AndrewJ.Cave andrew.cave@cave.cl

+56982497231

RuthCave ruth.cave@cave.cl

+56322739837

+56995392842

WebSite

CCHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF

G SCBManagementConsultingServicesLtd.Room2103–HongyiPlaza288JiujiangRoadShanghai200001,P.R.China

+862133665000 +862133666100 claims@scbmcs.com

! SeedetailssetoutintheBoardofDirectorsandManagementsectionatthefrontofthisbookforafter-hoursinformation

Beijing

G ChinaShipownersMutualAssuranceAssociationBuildingNo.12,CourtyardNo.1WuliqiaoNo.1Street,ChaoYangDistrictBejing,100024,P.R.China

+861059621619 +861059223519 +861059621621

LiZhen-Jiang lizhenjiang@cpiweb.org +8613701096498 +861065922993

ChenZhigao chenzhigao@cpiweb.org +8613910924321 +861085622170

DennisZhao zhaoke@cpiweb.org +8615810015197

G HuataiInsuranceAgency&ConsultantServiceLtd.14FChinaReBuilding,No.11JinRongAvenueXichengDistrict,Beijing,100033P.R.China

+861066576588

+8613701125026 +861066576501 www.huataimarine.com pni.bj@huatai-serv.com

ShanHong +861066576566 +8613801187853

HeMiao +861066576587 +8613801098591

Ms.LiuRui +861066576569 +8613811436992

Ms.LongLin +861066576572 +8613811693258

Shanghai

G SCBManagementConsultingServicesLtd.Room1803–HongyiPlaza288JiujiangRoadShanghai200001,P.R.China

+862133665000

+862133666100 claims@scbmcs.com

! SeedetailssetoutintheBoardofDirectorsandManagementsectionatthefrontofthisbookforafter-hoursinformation

C CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF (continued)

Shanghai(continued)

G ChinaP&IManagement,ShanghaiBranchApartment1602,LinJiangMansionNo.2,Lane1062,DongDaMingRoad

Shanghai,200082,P.R.China

+862165861456

+862165351899

XuemeiXue

xuexuemei@cpiweb.org

+8613901771602

Z.W.Liu

liuzhenwu@cpiweb.org

+8613501680946

G HuataiInsuranceAgency&ConsultantServicesLtd.14-AWorldPlazaNo.855PudongSouthRoadShanghai,200120,P.R.China

+862158369707

+8618016228366

+862158369209

www.huataimarine.com

pni.sh@huatai-serv.com

Capt.JiangWeijian

+8613916354092

CaoDong

+8613916107273

YaoXinyi

+8613917760833

DaiXiali

+8613817357973

L HolmanFenwickWillanRoom901,ChinaInsuranceBuilding166EastLuJiaZuiRoad,PudongShanghai,200120P.R.China

+862120801000

+862120801177

www.hfw.com

NicholasPoynder

nicholas.poynder@hfw.com

+8613601645029

JulianDavies

julian.davies@hfw.com

+8615601719597

JennyChester

jenny.chester@hfw.com

+8613901680450

HenryFung

henry.fung@hfw.com

+8613501832388

WebSite

CCOLOMBIA

Barranquilla

G PandiColombiaS.A.Calle77BNo.57-141CentroEmpresarialDeLasAmericas(Office10-01)Barranquilla,Colombia

+5753600524

+5753680482

+5753602070

pandi.colombia@metrotel.net.co

pandibaqops@hotmail.com

GuillermoAlvarez

+573164117836

+5753684427

CarlosAlvares

pandicav@hotmail.com

+573157213016

+5753578843

G MarventuraServicesLtda.Calle95No.42F-74Barranquilla,Colombia

www.marventura.com

CopyAllEmailsToMainOfficeInBogota:marventura.mail@marventura.com

Capt.SamuelOrozco

tmsurveyors@hotmail.com

+573165216579

+573147727525

AlvaroE.Campos

acampos@marventura.com

+5716236370

G A&AMultiprimeCarrera52No.76-167,Oficina201EdificioAtlanticCenterBarranquilla,Colombia

+5715303529/30

+5712182682

www.aamultiprime.com

barranquilla@aamultiprime.com

ManuelCalderon

barranquilla@aamultiprime.com

+573157549256

SantiagoMoreno

smoreno@aamultiprime.com

+573142844799

AliciaGast

gerencia@aamultiprime.com

+573153335072

G MarventuraServicesLtda.Carrera11ANo.93A-80Of.204EdificioRincondelParqueBogota,Colombia

+5716232730 +5716235829 marventura.mail@marventura.com

www.marventura.com

GuillermoRuan

gruan@marventura.com

+573158834916

+5717040621

AlvaroE.Campos

+573153419545

+5716236370

KarenLondono

klondono@marventura.com

+573163962784

G A&AMultiprimeCarrera11No.82-38,Of.203Bogota,Colombia

+5715303529 +5715303530

+573153335072 +5712182682 www.aamultiprime.com bogota@aamultiprime.com

SantiagoMoreno smoreno@aamultiprime.com

+573142844799 +573103048650

AliciaGast agast@aamultiprime.com

+573153335072

Buenaventura

G PandiColombiaS.A.EdificioPacificTradeCenterOffice1105Carrera3#7-08Buenaventura,Colombia

+5722423508 +5722424156 pandibun@telecom.com.co

AlejandroRamos

+5722424697

CarlosAlvarez +573157213016 +5753578843

GuillermoAlvarez +573164117836 +5753684427

C COLOMBIA (continued)

Bogota

WebSite

CG MarventuraServicesLtda.Carrera11ANo.93A-80Of.204EdificioRincondelParqueBogota,Colombia

www.marventura.com

CopyAllEmailstoMainOfficeInBogota:

marventura.mail@marventura.com

Capt.PedroRincon rinconpedroe@hotmail.com +573002798752

GuillermoRuan

+573158834916

G A&AMultiprimeCalle8No3-52,Of.301EdificioRoldanBuenaventura,Colombia

+5715303529 +5715303530

+573153335072

+5712182682 www.aamultiprime.com aamultiprime@aamultiprime.com

Capt.MiguelA.Caro

buenaventura@aamultiprime.com

+573155638457

SantiagoMoreno

smoreno@aamultiprime.com

+573142844799 +573103048650

AliciaGast

agast@aamultiprime.com

+573153335072

Cartagena

G PandiColombiaS.A.ConjuntoResidencialSantoDomingoCentroCalle36No.2-36(Apto.201)Cartagena,Colombia

+5756601693 +57566002245 +5756644258 pandi.colombiactg@telecom.com.co

NelloCarliniM.

+573157311973

GuillermoAlvarez

+573164117836

+5753684427

CarlosAlvarez

+573157213016

CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE

Matadi

G AfricaP&I23AvenueEmmaNsiku,VilleHauteBP750Matadi,R.D.Congo

+243815859990

+243855282093

congodrc@africapandi.com

InCaseofCommunicationDifficulties,ContactE.T.I.C.Marseille

GabySukami

gabysurveyor@yahoo.fr

+243998781899

G MarventuraServicesCarrera11ANo.93A-80of204EdificioRincondelParqueBogota,Colombia

+5716232730

+5716235829

marventura.mail@marventura.com

RobertoSpicker

roberto.spicker@gmail.com

+573008439024

AlvaroE.Campos

+573153419545

+5716236370

Covenas(SeeMarventuraServicesBarranquillaColombia)

Riohacha(SeeMarventuraServicesBarranquillaColombia)

SanAndres(SeeMarventuraServicesBarranquillaColombia)

Turbo(SeeMarventuraServicesBarranquillaColombia)

C COLOMBIA (continued)

Cartagena(continued)

WebSite

CG TCI(Africa)

ShippingOfficeSOFNolAvenuedelaPosteVille-BasseMatadiPOBoxNo.237R.D.Congo

+243819054682

+33625730808 kapolisi@yahoo.fr tci-matadi@tci-africa.com

Alle-mailstobesentincopymail@eltvedtosullivan.com.Incaseofcommunicationdifficulties,use24/hrnumber

Capt.Kapolisi kapolisi@yahoo.fr +243998518846 +243819054682

Mr.Kiskumba +243855127517

Pointe-Noire

G AfricaP&IPOB5276Pointe-Noire,Congo

+242226112764

+242044381795

congo@africapandi.com

pointenoire.eticmar@gmail.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactE.T.I.CMarseillecontact@eticmar.com

BertrandKaya +242055338275 +242069338275

+242226090310

ParfaitBakala parfait_bakala@yahoo.fr +242066661406

JouffretA.SteveLocko lockojouffret@yahoo.fr +242068483656

G TCI(Africa)POBox5178Pointe-Noire,Congo

+24222947608

+33625730808

+24222942860

tci-pointe-noire@tci-africa.com

tcipointenoire@yahoo.fr

SambaTall

+242055638198

IbrahimTall

+242066626553

KindaPaspar

+242044322177

COSTA RICA

PuertoLimon

G PANDICostaRicaS.A.Limoncentro,Calle3Avenida5y6LimonCostaRica.Apdo.13-70101

+50627987716

+50622554218

lmontoya@fjapandi.com

LuisMontoyaLoria lmontoya@fjapandi.com

+50688737716

AdrianaJimenez-Beeche ajimenez@fjapandi.com

+50670128370

+50622539320

BothoSteinvorthEsq. botho@fjpandi.com

+50683920320

G MaritimeClaims–Americas,Inc.PurdyMotorsPaseoColon,250metersSouth,Edf.DonBosco,#1,SanJose,CostaRica

+50622568125 jcrossi@mcacr.com www.maritime-claims.com

Puntarenas

G PANDICostaRicaS.A.SanJuanGrande,Esparza,PuntarenasContiguaaRestauranteMarAzulEdificioBlancoFte.alaplaya060202CostaRica

+50626344063 +50622554218 iazofeifa@fjapandi.com

IgnacioAzofeifaAguilar iazofeifa@fjapandi.com

+50687044131

AdrianaJimenez-Beeche ajimenez@fjapandi.com

+50670128370

+50622539320

BothoSteinvorthEsq. botho@fjpandi.com

+50683920320

WebSite

CG MaritimeClaims–Americas,Inc.PurdyMotorsPaseoColon250MetersSouth,Edf.DonBosco,#1,SanJose,CostaRica

+50622566608 +50622568125

+50622582833 +50622580589 www.maritime-claims.com

JuanCarlosRossi jcrossi@mcacr.com +50688346607 +50622880862

MarianelaCaridad marianela@mcacr.com

+50683985047

SanJose

G PandiCostaRicaS.A.PaseodelosEstudiantesAvenida10Calle11100m.estedeAyA,EdificioBrugal#995.10-104SanJose,CostaRica

+50622214111 +50622554218 info@fjapandi.com

AdrianaJimenez-Beeche ajimenez@fjapandi.com +50670128370

+50622539320

EstebanMontenegro-Fernandez emontenegro@fjapandi.com

+50670112299

BothoSteinvorth,Esq. botho@fjapandi.com +50683920320

G MaritimeClaimsAmericas,SanJose(HeadOffice)PurdyMotorsPaseoColon250MetersSouth,Edf.DonBosco,#1,SanJose,CostaRica

+50622568125 +50622582833 +50622580589

JuanCarlosRossi jcrossi@mcacr.com +50688346607 +50622880862

MarianelaCaridad marianela@mcacr.com +50683985047

CROATIA

Rijeka

G JadroagentInternationalShipping&FreightAgencyLtd.TrgIvanaKoblera2POBox120HR-51000Rijeka,Croatia

+38551213787 +38551215357

www.jadroagent.hr

pandi@jadroagent.hr

VlatkoMargan

pandi@jadroagent.hr

+38598257317

+38551374716

C CUBA

Havana

G MarinterS.A.EdificioPlayaCalle12,No.105E/1ray3ra,2dPisoMiramar,Playa,CuidaddelaHavana,Cuba

+5372049742 +5372049743 havana@marintercu.com

Capt.FelipeMontano felipe.montano@marintercu.com

+5352851637

+5376404303

OscarG.deSantaMarina oscar.gds@marintercu.com

+5352806298 +5372092561

G ConabiCalle36ANo.313entre3raAyFinalLaHabana,Cuba10100

+5372144950 +5372144957 +5378608860 www.conabi.cu

MarleneRoqueta marlene@conabi.cu

garoqueta1@gmail.com

+5352856535

+5353305985

+5372096441

SergioFernandez pandi@conabi.cu

+5353308283

CURACAO

Willemstad

G FirmaCSGorsiraJPEz.ScarletBuilding,Fokkerweg26,POBox3677Willemstad,Curaçao

+59994614700 +59994615873 +59994612576 www.vrshipping.com vrops@vrshipping.com

gorsira@gorsira.com

DavidvanNierop +59995101723

+59995630886

WebSite

DCYPRUS

Larnaka(seeLimassol,Cyprus)

Limassol

G EliasMarineConsultantsLtd.PlatinumCrest18LoizouAskaniStreet,Limassol,Cyprus

P.O.Box514553505Limassol,Cyprus

+35725800800 +35725800999 +35725800801 www.eliasmarine.com emco@eliasmarine.com

ImadA.Elias i.elias@eliasmarine.com

+35799670225

+35725385587

KoulaLouca k.louca@eliasmarine.com

+35799670297

+35725722234

ChristinaKynigopoulos c.kynigopoulos@eliasmarine.com +35799670296 +35799530704

G HullBlythAraouzosLtd.147ChrHadjipavlouStreetProkymeaBuildingPOBox500173036Limassol,Cyprus

+35725362223 +35725506100 +35725747662 +35725374534 www.hba.com.cy

hba@hba.com.cy shipping@hba.com.cy

LouisLoizou +35799440211 +35725326495

TonisKritikos +35799615669 +35725735173

DENMARK

Copenhagen

G P&IScandinaviaA/SAmaliegade43DK-1256CopenhagenK,Denmark

+4533154777 +4533911407 info@pandiscan.com

G DUPICopenhagenKvaesthusgade5,st.th.,DK-1251CopenhagenK(DK)

+4533154778 +4570141314 copenhagen@dupi.com

www.dupi.com

AllanHoutved allan.houtved@dupi.com

+4540180202

D DJIBOUTI

Djibouti

G GeneralTransportServices9-11RueDeGenevePOBox81Djibouti,RepublicOfDjibouti

+25321340118 +25321353294 www.gsk-group.com gts.djibouti@gsk-group.com

ShaikFareedBasha sheik.fareed@gsk-group.com

+25377835555

MohamedSajid mohamed.sajid@gsk-group.com +25377739224

MahamoudDaherGod mahamoud.daher@gsk-group.com

+25377832704

G TransitMarill8RueMarchandBP57Djibouti,RepublicOfDjibouti

+25321351150 +23521355623 www.groupe-marill.com

AbdallahAkkaoui Abdallah.akkaoui@groupe-marill.dj

+25321327421

+25377811387

PhilippeDumas Philippe.dumas@groupe-marill.dj

+25321327421

+25377022585

AdenHoussein Aden.houssein@groupe-marill.dj

+25321327482

+25377850577

ThierryMarill Thierry.marill@groupe-marill.dj

+25321353731

+25377822095

WebSite

DDOMINICAN REPUBLIC

SantoDomingo

G FredericSchadInc.JoseGabrielGarciaNo.26POBox941ColonialCitySantoDomingo,DominicanRepublic

+18092218000 +18096887696 www.schad.do mail.expertise@schad.do

NildaBurgos

nburgos@schad.do

+18092234341

+18095440342

AlexanderSchad

aschad@schad.do

+18098584042

BryanLangley

blangley@schad.do

+18096961433

G E&MInternationalConsulting,S.A.Av.AbrahamLincoln852,Suite402SantoDomingo,DominicanRepublic

+18097324161 +18092271985 www.emintco.com info@emintco.com llespinal.emintco@gmail.com

Lludelis(Judy)Espinal

llespinal@emintco.com.do

+18299612176

+13052837242

+18096218898

VinicioMella

vmella@me.com

+18097297000

+17862017000

ECUADOR

Guayaquil

G Arce&Co.P&ICorrespondentsJunin203yPanama,Edif.TeofiloBucaram,Piso4,Oficina3,Guayaquil,Ecuador

+59342560115

+59342560069

arceandco2@claroempresas.com.ec

teresatouma@hotmail.com

AllMessagesShouldBecopiedtoTeresaEmailAddressesListedAbove

TeresaToumaAbudeye

+593996026220 +593982654721 +59342410162

Manta(seeGuayaquil,Equador)

PuertoBolivar(seeGuayaquil,Equador)

WebSite

EEGYPT

Alexandria

G MiddleEastSurvey&ControlOffice7,SaadZaghloulSquareAlexandria,Egypt

+2034854001 +2034854002 +2034874435 www.mescoalex.com

mesco@mescoalex.com

AshrafElSabbagh ashraf.sabbagh@mescoalex.com

+201222130799

AlaaElSabbagh alaa.sabbagh@mescoalex.com

+201222347905

IbrahimHamza ibrahim.hamza@mescoalex.com

+201223199155

RehabFarouk rehab.farouk@mescoalex.com

+201000916071

L EldibAdvocates2LumumbaStreetAlexandria21131-EgyptP.OBox152

+2034950000 +201222177414 +2034958000 www.eldibadvocates.com mail@eldibpandi.com eldib@eldib.com.eg

HishamEldib hisham.eldib@eldib.com.eg

+201222161313

+2033926000

AbdelHamidFahmy abdelhamid.fahmy@eldib.com.eg

+201222143213

+2034846509

MarwanHamza marwan.hamza@eldib.com.eg

+201223457239

PortSaid

G MiddleEastSurvey&ControlOffice7ElGomhorayaStreetSarhanTower–1stFloorPortSaid,Egypt

+20663242840

+20663339290

mescopsd@mescoalex.com

MagdyTakla magdy.takla@mescoalex.com

+201009198827

+201223313140

E EGYPT (continued)

PortSaid(continued)

L AbouAli45AbdelSalamArefStreetAlHanaBldg.FirstFloorPortSaid,Egypt

+20663328859

+20663325356

+20663324032

www.aboualilaw.com

abouali@aboualilaw.com

MohamedG.AbouAli

mgabouali@aboualilaw.com

+20663325356

+201222157691

AhmedAbouAli

aabouali@aboualilaw.com

+20227924101

+201222114561

TarekAbouAli

tabouali@aboualilaw.com

+20663327184

+201222157937

KhaledAbouAli

kabouali@aboualilaw.com

+20663328859

+201222153156

L EldibAdvocates6ElImamElLeithyStreetPortTawfik,43522Suez,Egypt

+20623191570

+20623199819

+201222177414

+20623198930

www.eldibadvocates.com

suez@eldib.com.eg

HishamEldib

hisham.eldib@eldib.com.eg

+201222161313

RichardTibichrani

richard.tibichrani@eldib.com.eg

+2035425870

+201223111289

WebSite

EEL SALVADOR

Acajutla

G CynthiaVanHeldenPortalLaRiberaAve.LaCapillaPasaje8SendaElLitoral,#1-3SanSalvadorElSalvador,CentralAmerica

+50325192755

+50324523204

vanhelden@servimares.com

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+50370699690

CynthiaVanHelden ccvhp88@hotmail.com

+50378545620

G MCA–ElSalvadorOperationsBuildingCepaFirstLevelAcajutla,ElSalvadorC.A.

+50324524792

+50324525117

mcaelsalvador@navegante.com.sv

mcaelsalvador@gmail.com

MiltonGuillen

+50378534140

+50324523447

JonathanVides +50377449241

+50324525382

GuillermoPolio

+50378501160

+50324524235

EQUATORIAL GUINEA

PortBata

G BUDDc/oImageS.ACarreteradeBomeSNBata-Litoral

+240333084378

+240333084396

shipping-manager@image-sa.com

budd.ecuatorial-guinea@budd-pni.com

www.budd-pni.com

AlejandroTorrent +240222603310

JavierCortes

+34676317919

SuzanneMoume suzanne.moume@budd-pni.com

+23777789100

+23733428476

E EQUATORIAL GUINEA (continued)

Malabo

G BUDDc/oImageS.A.CarreteradelAeropuerto,Km4POBox983Malabo

+240333090567

+240333090568

budd.ecuatorial-guinea@budd-pni.com

PrashantSharma +240222241374

JavierCortes +34676317919

ERITREA

Asmara

G MultiCargoInternationalTrading&ServicesSt176-7HousePOBox359Asmara,Eritrea

+2911201371

+2911125715

multicar@ersol.com.er

multicar@gemel.com.er

AkberetWeldeslassieMichael

+2911162415

+2917113503

+2917113507

HaileGhebremicael

+2911552002

VikremMenon

+2911552002

Capt.AsresHabte

+2917120875

Massawa(seeAsmara,Eritrea)

WebSite

FESTONIA, REPUBLIC OF

Tallinn

G LarsKrogiusBalticLtd.Ahtri12Wtct2ndFloor10151TallinnRepublicOfEstonia

+3726116620

+3726116621

+3726116685

www.krogius.com

estonia@krogius.com

SirjeLubi

+3725014774

IgorGolovin

+37253496960

Mr.KaupoPuvi

+3725058299

FINLAND

Helsinki

G OyLarsKrogiusAbSornaistenRantatie25A00500Helsinki,Finland

+358947636300

+358947636363

+358947636300

www.krogius.com

finland@krogius.com

MarkusSjöblom

markus.sjoblom@krogius.com

+358404513988

KariLaakso

kari.laakso@krogius.com

+358400818314

RolfLundell

rolf.lundell@krogius.com

+358505187613

FRANCE

Bordeaux

G OceanCare63AlléeSerrRésidencelesJardinsdelaBastideapp6633100Bordeaux

oceancare33@gmail.com

FransVoogt

+33609921909

CaptainAndréBouchet

+33683895457

F FRANCE (continued)

LaPallice(seeLaRochelle,France)

LaRochelle

G McLeansSA112BdEmileDelmas17000LaRochelle,France

+33546428537

+33546428538

www.mcleangroup.fr

larochelle@mcleans.fr

VirginieRingeard

+33680008744

PhilippeGaro

+33607792028

EmmanuelleGenin

+33676133111

LeHavre

G ChristianBoutigny&Co.55RueduPontVI76600LeHavre,France

+33235433477

+33235213303

cboutigny@boutigny.fr

ChristianBoutigny

+33235206501

+33608545134

Cl.Boutigny

+33685872754

G NormandyP&IServices37ruedelaLombardie76160DarnétalRouen,France

+33235423014

pandi@lh.normandyclaims.fr

BrigitteLaumier

+33607165113

ElsieDuquennoy

+33679453874

WebSite

FMarseille

G EuropeanTransport&InsuranceConsultants–ETICB.P.1F-13467Marseille,Cedex16France

PortdeSaumaty,CheminduLittoralF-13016,Marseille,France

+33495061192

+33491462028

www.etic-sas.com

contact@eticmar.com

GrahamAshley +33616962837

+33442226912

AlainDalmas

+33616962836

+33491594036

FrankBenham

+33616962849

+33491482323

MathieuConstantini

+33612882615

G Eltvedt&O'SullivanLesDocksAtrium10.813002Marseille,France

+33491140460

+33491561281

www.eltvedtosullivan.com

mail@eltvedtosullivan.com

DermotO'Sullivan dosullivan@eltvedtosullivan.com +33603690323 +33442966280

DianeBoularot dboularot@eltvedtosullivan.com

+33609580697

+33442723843

SabineLions

+33615406848

SimonWebster

+33613621389

G BUDDSA7RueBailliDeSuffren13001MarseilleFrance

+33491335833

+33184880841

+33491331331

www.budd-pni.com

Copyallemailsto:general.marseille@budd-pni.com.InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,CalltheBuddGroupEmergencyNumber:+33184880841

Jean-PierrePerillat jean.pierre@budd-pni.com

+33611112785

JanineBrun-Besnard janine.brun-besnard@budd-pni.com

+33662727189

F FRANCE (continued)

Montoir(seeNantes,France)

Nantes

G BrittanyP&IServices5bisbddeVerdun44600Saint-Nazaire,France

+33240225787

+33240225788

www.mcleangroup.fr

info@britclaims.fr

VirginieRingeard

+33680008744

EmmanuelleGenin

+33676133311

PhilippeGaro

+33607792028

G McLeans(Paris)89BoulevarddeSebastopol75002Paris,France

+33140399293

+33140399392

www.mcleangroup.fr

info@mcleans.fr

TaniaMauduit

tmauduit@mcleans.fr

+33680030402

PhilippeGaro

phgaro@mcleans.fr

+33607792028

AlanMclean

amclean@mcleans.fr

+33614349860

G NormandyP&IServices37RuedelaLombardie76160DarnetalRouen,France

+33232085320

+33232085329

pandi@ro.normandyclaims.fr

BrigitteLaumier

+33607165113

EliseDuquennoy

+33679453874

SaintNazaire(seeNantes,France)

FrenchPolynesia(seeTahiti)

WebSite

GGABON

Libreville

G AfricaP&IGabonBP14665Libreville,Gabon

+24104151393

+24105173222

gabon@africapandi.com

GilbertNguimbis

+24104151393

+24105173222

G BUDDGabonc/oBamGabonRondPointD'AwendjeBP12591Libreville,Gabon

+24105349346

+24105740908

+24101740908

www.budd-pni.com

budd.gabon@budd-pni.com

AndreM.Biyong

andre.biyong@budd-pni.com

+24107533774

ErnestineMba

+24105333179

PortGentil

G BuddPortGentil

+24106613315

+24101740908

www.budd-pni.com

MrSteeveTathyMbouithy

bam.gabon@yahoo.fr

+24105720634

G GAMBIA

Banjul

G AfricaP&IHaganStreetNo.89Banjul,Gambia

+2207582749

gambia@africapandi.com

AllCorrespondenceToBeSentToTheSenegalOffice.CommunicationDifficulties:SeeE.T.I.C.Marseille

MamadouCama

+2207582749

G TCI(Africa)43,BuckleStreetPOBox1471Banjul,Gambia

+2204225895

+33625730808

+2204224733

+2204229347

tci-banjul@tci-africa.com

B.Sagnia

+2209961144

+2207761144

+2204460944

GEORGIA , REPUBLIC OF

Batumi

G VitsanInterservicesCo.,Ltd.32/39GogebashviliStreet,6003,Batumi-Georgia

+995422223624

+995422226624

www.vitsan.com.tr

ofis@vitsanbatumi.com

vitsan@vitsan.com.tr

AllcorrespondencetoVitsan–Istanbul,Turkey

TarielKirtskhalia

+9955599913667

+9955422270154

WebSite

GGERMANY

Bremen

G PandiServicesJ&KBronsGmbhOtto-Lilienthal-Strasse2928199Bremen,Germany

+49421308870

+494213088732

www.pandi.de

corresp@pandi.de

RolfJ.Hermes +491718857940

+494216028534

HansJ.Schmude +491718857941

+4942067975

UlrichThalmann +491718857942 +4942213153

PietKühl +491718857944

Cuxhaven

G ClaasW.Brons(GmbH&Co.)KGc/oKapitänJürgenFeldmannSüdlandstraße627478Cuxhaven,Germany

+494723505516

cuxhaven@cwbrons.de

ContactHamburgofficeforcommunicationdifficulties.

Capt.Feldmann

+494723505516

G Y.&B.BronsMarine-P.&I.GmbH&Co.KGNesserlanderStrasse5P.O.Box122926721Emden,Germany

+49492120177

+49492133107

www.brons.de

yb@brons.de

Jan-NiklaasBrons

jan-niklaas.brons@brons.de

+491785627667

Dr.ClaasBrons

+491704761023

G GERMANY (continued)

Hamburg

G ClaasW.Brons(GmbH&Co.)KGSumatrakontorÜberseeallee120457HamburgGermany

+49403748860 +491729114994 +494037488643 +494037488644 www.cwbrons.de

info@cwbrons.de

Claas-HenningBrons chbrons@cwbrons.de

+491712131135

+494037488618

Jan-WesselBrons jwbrons@cwbrons.de

+4916094420292

+494037488629

MatthiasBimschas bimschas@cwbrons.de

+494036090163

+494037488614

GunnarNeubauer neubauer@cwbrons.de

+494041184502

+494037488621

G ICAHamburgGmbHPoststrasse3320354Hamburg,Germany

+49403552090 +494035520911 +49403508580 www.ica-hamburg.com ica@ica-ham.de

BerndWessel b.wessel@ica-ham.de

+4916090570696

AnnetteNitschke a.nitschke@ica-ham.de

+491605574494

+494035520922

G Sartori&BergerGmbH&Co.KGWall47/51,D-24103Kiel,Germany

+49431981104

+4943196108

www.sartori-berger.de

mail@sartori-berger.de

VolkerSchwampe v.schwampe@sartori-berger.de +491714071178

+494319810

MichaelHartmann m.hartmann@sartori-berger.de

+494311220491

+491714307033

JürgenFunck j.funck@sartori-berger.de

+491714146028

WebSite

GRostock

G PandiServicesJ&KBronsGmbHAmSkandinavienkai1518147Rostock,Germany

+493816691740

www.pandi.de

corresp@pandi.de

RolfJ.Hermes

+494216028534

+491718857940

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+491718857945

+494038633277

Wilhelmshaven

G Y.&B.BronsMarine-P.&I.GmbH&Co.KGLuisenstrasse526382Wilhelmshaven,Germany

+4944219839797

+49492120177

Jan-NiklaasBrons jan-niklaas.brons@brons.de

+49785627667

Dr.ClaasBrons +491704761023

Takoradi

G AfricaP&ITakoradiHarbourViewBuildingPOBox695Takoradi,Ghana

+2333123704

+2333191621

ghana@africapandi.com

DanielAmissah +233244284374

G WiltexLtd.P.O.BoxAX1936AximRoadTakoradi,WesternRegion,Ghana

WR73,HarbourAreaNearPortFireStationTakoradi,Ghana

+233312023736 +233312024858 www.wiltexghana.com wiltextkdi@gmail.com officetkdi@wiltexghana.com

J.K.NewloveAubin +233242926834

+233202088499

J.A.Fynn +233267895222

+233202088503

G.Awotwi +233242923217

+233202088459

G GHANA (continued)

G AfricaP&IGhanaCommunity11,StationAreaPOBoxCO1023Tema,Ghana

+233303307761

ghana@africapandi.com

contact@africapandighana.com.gh

InCaseofCommunicationDifficulties,ContactE.T.I.C.Marseille

DanielSmith

+233243509701

G WiltexLtd.1stFloor,Room6.GreenwichTowerHouseUBABankBuildingHarbourAreaTema,Ghana

P.O.Box623TemaGreaterAccraRegion,Ghana

+233303202183

+233303206540

www.wiltexghana.com

tema.wiltex@gmail.com

officetm@wiltexghana.com

T.M.Appiah +233208115703

+233202088492

A.K.Assifuah

+233208115745

+233202088497

CharlesAsiedu

+233244982466

+233202088501

GIBRALTAR

Gibraltar

G Smith,Imossi&Co.,Ltd.POBox18547IrishTownGibraltar

+35020078353

+35020078644

+35020078646

+35020072514

www.smithimossi.com

lloydsagent@smith-imossi.gi

PaulImossi

+35020042403

+35053835000

GinaBeltran

+35020046447

+35056277000

DutyMobileLine:+35058344000

WebSite

GGREECE

Piraeus

G ShipownersClaimsBureau(Hellas)Inc.51AktiMiaouli–4thFloorPiraeus18536Greece

+302104294990/3(4lines)

+302104294187

+302104294188

claims@scb-hellas.com

SeedetailssetoutintheBoardofDirectorsandManagementsectionatthefrontofthisbookforafter-hoursinformation

Thessaloniki

G JohnNicholasGervassis2AktaiouStreet54248Thessaloniki,Greece

P.O.Box1089654110Thessaloniki,Greece

+302314002208

jngervassis@gmail.com

JohnGervassis gervassis@windtools.gr

+306945501882

G Dr.H.V.Kakamoukas&Associates22M.AlexandrouStreetPylea–55535Thessaloniki,Greece

+302310543081

+302310530713

thesmo@tee.gr

HarryKakamoukas thesmo@tee.gr

+306944275821

+302310307417

SimosHatzistavrou hadjisimos@gmail.gr

+306937131045

+302392066135

VassilisKakamoukas thesmo@tee.gr

+306980263213

+302310307417

GUADELOUPE

Pointe-A-Pitre

G PhilippePetrelluzzi2,RueJeanJaures97110Pointe-A-Pitre,Guadeloupe

+590590910590

+590590825928

sgtm@wanadoo.fr

PhilippePetrelluzzi +590690579769

LucPetrelluzzi lpetrelluzzi@wanadoo.fr

+590690357023

G GUAM

Hagatna

L CarlsmithBall,LLP134W.SoledadAvenueBankOfHawaiiBuilding,Suite401POBoxBFHagatna,Guam96932

+16714726813 +16714774375 www.carlsmith.com

ElyzeMcDonaldIriarte eiriarte@carlsmith.com

+16714888071

MeredithM.Sayre msayre@carlsmith.com

+16714886071

GUATEMALA

GuatemalaCity

G MaritimeClaimsAmericasInc.3ra.calle8-76Blvd.SanCristobalZona8MixcoCentroEmpresarialSanCris-tobalOficina302GuatemalaCity

+50224431970 www.maritime-claims.com

mariotager@mcaguate.com

Incaseoftelecommunicationdifficulties,pleasecontactCarlAyestasintheNewOrleansoffice.cayestas@maritime-claims.com

MarioTager mariotager@mcaguate.com +50257538042

ChristianTager ctager@mcaguate.com +50240102084

EstuardoTager etager@mcaguate.com +50240101646

MichelleTager michelle@mcaguate.com +50240103158

G LordS.A14Avenida6-22zona14,GuatemalaCity,Guatemala

+50223632600

+50223673579

lord@coinver.net

lordclaims@coinver.net

FernandoLorenzana +50252021267

KathyMehrwald +50252010944

SofiaLorenzana +50253093303

FabiolaMonzon +50240138657

G CorporacionPimarDiagonal6,12-42,zona10TorreII,OficinaNo.401EdificioDesignCenterGuatemalaCity,GuatemalaC.A.01010

+50222550503

+50222550513

general@corporacionpimar.com

RosaJudithGutierrezV. rjgutierrez@corporacionpimar.com +50255282357

JorgeA.Rivas lic.jorgerivas@corporacionpimar.com +50257836121

JoseR.Rivas joserivas@corporacionpimar.com +50259182866

WebSite

GGUINEA

Conakry

G BUDDSABP4259,Conakry,Guinea

+224644209311

www.budd-pni.com

budd.guinee-conakry@budd-pni.com

FodeMarioCamara

fode-mario.camara@budd-pni.com

+224657253737

+224628255834

AboubacarMansare

+224669020644

+224622435672

G AfricaP&IGuineaAlmamya7emeAvenueBisRueKa028KaloumConakry,Guinea

+22430477330

guinea@africapandi.com

SendCopiesOfAllEmailsTo:contact@eticmar.com.InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactETICSASMarseille:Tel:+33495061192

IbrahimaDialloPoredaka

+22460347406

+22464586712

BoubacarMane

+22460541486

+22464407765

GUINEA-BISSAU

Bissau

G AfricaP&IRua4,Porta5,CP516BissauCodex,GuineaBissau

+245320202162

afrikapandi@gmail.com

guineabissau@africapandi.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties:SeeETICMarseille

CherifMandian

+2456809901

+2455304917

G GUINEA-BISSAU (continued)

Bissau(continued)

G BUDDc/oAfricargoBissauLda.Rua4No.11Apt.7351021BissauCodex,GuineaBissau

+2453212986

+2453212987

+2453212988

+2453201682

www.budd-pni.com

budd.guinea-bissau@budd-pni.com

FodeMarioCamara

+224657253737

+224628255834

DomingosCarvalhoAlvarenga

alvarenga.domingos@budd-pni.com

alvarengadc@eguitel.com

+2457200228

+2456602049

GUYANA

Georgetown

G GuyanaNationalShippingCorporationLtd.5-9LombardStreet,Georgetown,Guyana

+5922268896

+5922253815

+5922250849

www.gnsc.com

gnsc@guyana.net.gy

RajeshParmanan

parmanan@gnsc.com

+5926112879

G CariconsultGuyanaInc.75SixthStreetAlberttown,Guyana

+5922318135

+2462312196

+5922263960

www.steers.com.bb

group@cconsult.com.bb

JamesHenderson

+5926266709

WebSite

HHAITI

PortAuPrince

G AntoineHogarthShipping-Insurance-Commission1RueAssad,TurgeauPort-au-Prince.Haiti

+01150928131965

+01150928131966

+01150938585858

+01150934643333

ahogarthsa@aol.com

mo2781@aol.com

MauriceHogarth maurice@hogarthsa.com

+01150937015414

MarielynHogarth marielyn@hogarthsa.com

+01150937016668

JeanHogarth jean@hogarthsa.com

+01150938818181

HONDURAS

PuertoCortes

G MaritimeClaims–Americas,Inc.POBox13PuertoCortes,Honduras,C.A.

+50426650129

+50426650287

www.maritime-claims.com

+50426650753

+50426650067

mcahonduras@yahoo.com

evagwork@gmail.com

EvaGuzman evagwork@gmail.com

+50499904540

SanPedroSula(seePuertoCortes,Honduras)

Tegucigalpa(seePuertoCortes,Honduras)

HONG KONG (SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION OF CHINA)

HongKong

G InchcapeShippingServices(HK)Ltd.Units1802-1805,18thFloorNo.3LockhardRoadWanchai,HongKong

+85227861155

+85227414422

ssdhk@iss-shipping.com

K.C.Cheung +85227467322

+85293062301

SunnyChan +85228841109

+85291926227

I HONG KONG (SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION OF CHINA) (continued)

HongKong(continued)

L Keesal,Young&Logan,LLPSuite1603299Queen’sRoadCentralHongKong

+85228541718 +85225416189

www.kyl.com

JonW.Zinke jzinke@kyl.com.hk +85294352352 +85225268156

L HolmanFenwickWillan15thFloor,TowerOneLippoCentre,89QueenswayHongKong

+85239837788 +85239837766 www.hfw.com

PaulHatzer paul.hatzer@hfw.com +85293869747

GeorgeLamplough george.lamplough@hfw.com +85291946581

PatrickYeung patrick.yeung@hfw.com +85291933238

HenryFung henry.fung@hfw.com +85290703383

ICELAND

Reykjavik

L ValgardBriem&GardarBriemLawOffice17,Soleyjargata101Reykjavik,Iceland

+3545173200

+3545173201

logsol@logsol.is

GardarBriem gardarbriem@logsol.is +3548930785

+3545611448

OlafurJonBriem olafurjb@samgongustofa.is +3546600525

+3544806000

Chennai(Madras)G JamesMackintosh&Co.

Pvt.Ltd.TCRRegencyBuilding,FlatA,GroundFloorNo.10,JudgeJumbulingamRoadMylapore,Chennai600004,India

+914428473591 +914428475871 +914428473590

claims.chen@jamesmackintosh.com

D.K.MuraliRao muralirao@jamesmackintosh.com +919840075293 +914422293838

P.K.Menon pkmenon@jamesmackintosh.com +919789922038

WebSite

IG P&IServicesPvtLtd

FlatNo2-BK.GVallencia2ndFloorPlotNo57,1stMainRoadGandhiNagarAdyar,Chennai600020,India

+4424456115 +4424456116 +4424456113 piserve@vsnl.com

piserve@vsnl.net

MrASatpathi abhijit@piserve.in +9884641640

MrCKhajuria chetan@piserve.in +9176704220

L King&PartridgeCatholicCentre–2ndFloorNo.108ArmenianStreetChennai600001,India

+914425389691 +914425389721 +914125382101 +914125367436 www.kingandpartridge.org kp@eth.net

P.RanganathaReddy +919840423575

R.PremKumar +919840170362

JoseJohn +919840083387

C.Mohan +919840029865

Cochin

G JamesMackintosh&Co.Pvt.Ltd.DarraghSmailCentre,2ndFloor5thCrossRoadWillingdonIslandCochin682003India

+914842667813 +914842667814 www.jamesmackintosh.com cochin@jamesmackintosh.com

RobertWilliam rwilliam.cok@jamesmackintosh.com +919447150427 +914842750427

JacobJohn jjohn@jamesmackintosh.com +919446567813

G ChowguleBrothersPvt.LtdChowguleHouse,MormugaoHarbour,Goa-403803,India

+918322525101 +918322521028 +918322521011 pni.cb@chowgule.co.in

SandipShetye sshetye.cb@chowgule.co.in +919422445801

Mr.GladwynDias gladwyn.cb@chowgule.co.in +919820605558

KolkattaG JamesMackintosh&Co.Pvt.Ltd.

OmTower,Suite508,5thFloor32,ChowringheeRoadKolkatta700071,India

+913322170115 +913322171686 +913322171687 +913322170116

www.jamesmackintosh.com claims.cal@jamesmackintosh.com

SanjibChakraborty schakraborty.cal@jamesmackintosh.com +919830024510 +913324660403

NilayanMukherjee nmukherjee.cal@jamesmackintosh.com +919830020527

Mangalore

G JamesMackintosh&Co.Pvt.Ltd.S-9,PamArcade,Kottara,Ashoknagar,Mangalore575006,India

+918242451312 +918242451311

www.jamesmackintosh.com mgl@jamesmackintosh.com

NityanandPai npai@jamesmackintosh.com +919741701425

Mumbai(Bombay)

G JamesMackintosh&Co.Pvt.Ltd.A-1501/1502,LotusCorporatePark,WesternExpressHighway,Goregaon(E),Mumbai–400063India

+912266383535 +912266383402 www.jamesmackintosh.com p&i@jamesmackintosh.com

FarokhCommissariat fcommissariat@jamesmackintosh.com +919820044781 +912223524883

GeorgeJacob gjacob@jamesmackintosh.com +919820076119 +912502381382

SunilD'Souza sdsouza@jamesmackintosh.com +919820451713 +912502382941

JoeVarghese jvarghese@jamesmackintosh.com +919167232373

G P&IServicesPvtLtdSubolDuttBuilding,4thFloor13BrabourneRoadKolkata700001,India

+3322427595 +3322429255 +3322421012 piserve@cal2.vsnl.net.in

PBasu pitam@piserve.in +9836996680

DKChatterjee chatterjee@piserve.in +9831032434

L Sandersons&MorgansRoyalInsuranceBuildings5,NetajiSubhasRoadCalcutta700001,India

+913322482644 +913322482648 sanderson@vsnl.com

C.R.Addy craddy2007@yahoo.com +913324798208

P.K.Dutt +913322416540 +913322416705

P.Ghosh +913324687135

INDIA (continued)

Kolkatta(continued)

WebSite

IG P&IServicesPvtLimited302PramukhPlaza3rdFloorCardinalGraciasRoadChakalaAndheri(East)Mumbai400099,India

+2267618943 +2267618948 +2267618999

MrMDMahyavanshi mohanlal@piserve.in +2228865032

Mr.SBiswas +9920969790

MrNSNeelakantan neelakantan@piserve.in +2228053385

NewDelhi

G JamesMackintosh&Co.Pvt.Ltd.GF-1&2,RamPratapHouse4-LocalShoppingCentreSite42KalkajNewDelhi110019,India

+911141629441 +911126226735

+911126225096

www.jamesmackintosh.com

V.Ramanarayanan

raman.del@jamesmackintosh.com

+919810138740

INDONESIA

Jakarta

G PTAndhikaGACWismaStaco–2ndFloor,Suite201Jl.Casablanca,Kav.18Jakarta12870Indonesia

+62218311000 +62218311001 www.gac.com pandi.indonesia@gac.com

AgustinaPatricia agustina.patricia@gac.com +6281388000135

UtamiHanap utami.hanapi@gac.com +628119700085

FrancoisTraversa francois.traversa@gac.com +628111664230

G P.T.PolynesiaBhaktiJI.MentengAtasSelatanIINo.3Jakarta12960,Indonesia

+622183790454

+622183709741

+622183780116

polyba@rad.net.id

slamet.g@dnet.net.id

SlametGijarto +62818112350 +62218298409

Soedarjanto +62811873261 +62218203339

PadmoSardjono +62811183458

RiniIndriani +62818151200

I IRAN

BandarAbbas

G CalmSeaCultureMarineServicesLtd.(C.S.C)

FlatNo.11,5thfloor,NexttoBinesh2alleySeyedJamaledinAsadabadiStreetBandarAbbas,IranPostalcode:7914743937

+987612223763

+982122411965

info@calmseaculture.com

MerajZangeneh

+989161515793

G SeaParsShippingServicesLTDKhatibBuilding,BetweenBlouckySquareandYadboodImamKhomeiniAvenue,BandarAbbas-Iran79177

+987612227433 +987612245819 +987612221082

www.seapars.com info@seapars.com

PleaseDirectallmessagestoTehran(HeadOffice)EXCEPTEMERGENCY

R.MerajZanganeh +989177614046 +989121266553

BandarBushire

G CalmSeaCultureMarineServicesLtd.(C.S.C)SaheliAve.MehrabanBuildingBandarBushire,Iran

P.O.BOX55/1188Postal:75137

+987712524338

+982122411965

AfshinMehraban +989177755463

G SeaParsShippingServicesLTDSaheliAve.,MehrabanBuildingBandarBushire-Iran

+987712522412 +987712522184 www.seapars.com info@seapars.com

Mr.Mehraban

+989171715945

RezaMehraban

+989122750040

BandarMahshahr

G CalmSeaCultureMarineServicesLtd.(C.S.C)FlatNo.9,NoorBuilding,ChamranAlleyChamran3street,SarBandar-IranPostalcode:635614473

+98-6512244019 +986512244021

+982122411965

Mr.Mahtabi

+989161515793

WebSite

IG SeaParsShippingServicesLTD

Faz4,ChehelMetriAve.,SeaParsBuildingMahshhar-Iran63518

+986522325656

+986522326969

www.seapars.com

info@seapars.com

Mr.Shekari

+989161513147

Mr.Mahtabi

+989161515793

KhargIsland

G CalmSeaCultureMarineServicesLtd.(C.S.C)TaleghaniAve.,EbrahimiBuildingKhargIsland,Iran

PleasedirectallinquiriestoourTEHRANheadoffice.

+987722822937

+982122411965

F.Ebrahimi

+989178205727

G SeaParsShippingServicesLTDTaleghaniAve.,EbrahimiBuilding,KhargIsland,Iran

+987722822935

+987722822698

www.seapars.com

info@seapars.com

Mr.Ebrahimi +989171718013

+987722822937

Tehran

G CalmSeaCultureMarineServicesLtd.(C.S.C)UnitNo.9,5thFloor,BuildingNo.35,BehzadiBlv.,AsefAve.,Zaferanieh,Tehran-IranPostcode:1987744513

+982122411970

+982122411965

MashaallahGhasemi +989121266894

FarhangGhasemi +989121142066

FarhoodGhasemi +989121201615

Ms.FahimehKaroubi +989125343914

G SeaParsShippingServicesLTDNo.22,35thStreetAlvandAvenue,ArgentineSquare1516695514TehranIran

+982188771342 +982188771343 +982188771938

www.seapars.com info@seapars.com

M.Rounaghi rounaghi@seapars.com +989121267155 +982188785798

I IRAQ

Baghdad

G SadiqJaafarandAssociatesAlMansour,AmiratStreetDist.601,Rd.12,Bldg.57P.O.BoxAlYarmouk15032Baghdad,Iraq

+9647819141633 +962796655175 +96415413101 sadiqaljashamy@yahoo.com kms_1944@yahoo.com

SadiqJaafar

+9647903195278

+962796655175

BalsamAlJashamy

+9647807426639

Basrah

G MutualMarineServicesalMushtarakaLtdBuildingNo3,1stFloor,14thJulyStreet,AlJazaeerDistrict,Basrah,Iraq

+9647400700775

claims.iraq@mushtaraka.com

CaptNouriAlwan nouri.alwan@mushtaraka-iraq.com

+971502713542 +97165685621

MarkGalloway mark.galloway@mushtaraka.com

+97144214964 +971563926444

CaptLarryCHeron larry.heron@mushtaraka.com

+966504667728 +96626522666

HassanOmar hassanomar@mushtaraka.com +966567774277

G JabbarQ.Hassan46,KoraCorneshStreetPOBox787Basrah,Iraq

+96440614843 +96440613682

hassan_basrah@yahoo.com +96478010000916

+9647703127770

MoayedJ.Q.Hassan +96440611598

G SadiqJaafarandAssociatesSeeBaghdad,Iraqfordetails.

WebSite

IIRELAND, REPUBLIC OF

Dublin

G P&IShippingServicesLtd.P.OBox27,ChillDaraIndustrialEstate,Newbridge,Co.Kildare,Ireland

+35345433750 +35318132607 pandi@sealaw.ie

MaryO'Reilly maryoreilly@sealaw.ie +353861763281 +35345433750

SeanO'Reilly sor@sealaw.ie +353872043411 +35318402828

ISRAEL

Ashdod

G M.Dizengoff&Co.,P&IRepresentativesLtd.POBox4092,PortAreaAshdod77190,Israel

+97288565779 +97288530734 +97288564931

www.dizrep.com ash@dizrep.co.il

RonenBenjamin ronen@dizrep.co.il +972527283848

ShimonZiv mail@dizrep.co.il +972505231815

Eilat(seeHaifa)

G M.Dizengoff&Co.P&IRepresentativesLtd.Pal-YamSt2CityWindowsCenter/OrenBldg.Haifa,33095Israel

+97248673715 +97248678796 +97248643552 www.dizrep.com mail@dizrep.co.il

ShimonZiv shimon@dizrep.co.il +972505231815

ItaiZiv itai@dizrep.co.il +972524887881

NirNissanzvaig nir@dizrep.co.il +972544765398 +972775499249

Ancona

G HugoTrumpyViaLungomareVanvitelli1860121Ancona,Italy

+39712270550 +39712270580

+39712270429 ancona@hugotrumpy.it

HeadofficeinGenoa+390102494264

RobertoSpinsanti +393488906893

I ITALY (continued)

Ancona(continued)

G MauroConsultantsLTDStudioLegaleCurzi-LawOfficeViaMenicucci1-60121Ancona,Italy

+390544599223 +390544422288 +39071205430 +390544597439 www.mauc.it info@mauc.it

+39054432439

MaurizioMauro mm@mauc.it +393485600688

CorradoCurzi +393357110212

AntonioDimatteo +393387927814

LoredanaInnocentiMauro vli@mauc.it +393382999835 +393428553872

Augusta(seeMessina,Italy)

G VegliaiaInternationalsrlViaLibertà,1176121-Barletta-Italy

+393356078248 +393473767049 +390586240202 www.vegliaia.com info@vegliaia.com

DamianoVaudo +393356257163 +390586805010

MarcoPaggini +393356078248 +390586579162

AlessandroPersoni +393466070835 +390586950463

G MauroConsultantsLTDc/oStudioLegaleGuariniViaCelentano27-70121Bari,Italy

+390544599223 +390544422288 +390544597439 www.mauc.it info@mauc.it +39054432439

MaurizioMauro +393485600688

AntonelloGuarini +39335416657

LordanaInnocentiMauro +393382999835

LuigiGuida +393939182898

G NicolaGironeS.R.L.ViaMassaua,1/EBari,Italy70132

+390805341736 +390805340399 +390805341786 +390805340119 www.nicolagirone.com gironeba@tin.it

Capt.G.DeTullio

+393355324141

Capt.F.P.Bavaro

+393332559509

+39080631384

WebSite

IBrindisi

G IlCapitanoCargoControlS.R.L.ViaGiordanoBruno3172100Brindisi-Italy

+390831526696 www.ilcapitanocc.it

CaterinaCasoar caterina.casoar@ilcapitanocc.it

+393387400050

+390831526696

Capt.FrancescoScagliarini info@ilcapitanocc.it

+39336825000

+390831562631

LucaScagliarini luca.scagliarini@ilcapitanocc.it

+393347418117

+390831411541

StefanoCasoar s.casoar@libero.it

+393289703831

+390831575367

G VegliaiaInternationalsrlViaLibertà,1176121-Barletta-Italy

+393466070835 +393473767049 +390586240202 info@vegliaia.com

MarcoPaggini

+393356078248

+390586579162

AlessandroPersoni

+393466070835

Cagliari

G SarpandiS.R.L.ViaCanelles3009124Cagliari,Sardinia,Italy

+39070666022 +39070664008 sarpandi@tin.it

M.GraziaAsquer +39337604434

+39070656076

AlessandroMarcialis +393332697053

G VegliaiaInternationalsrlVialePlaya,709125Cagliari,Italy

+39070667620 +393473767049 +39070666728 www.vegliaia.com info@vegliaia.com

L.Marcialis

+393485827517

AlessandroPersoni

+393466070835

M.Paggini

+393356078248

I ITALY (continued)

Catania(seeMessina,Italy)

Civitavecchia-Rome

G VegliaiaInternationalsrlBanchina25TerminalCrocierePortoCommercialediCivitavecchia00053Civitavecchia(RM),Italy

+390766370606 +393473767049 www.vegliaia.com

info@vegliaia.com

SimoneDileva

+393453939559

DamianoVaudo

+393356257163

+390586805010

MarcoPaggini

+393356078248

+390586579162

AlessandroPersoni

+393466070835

+390586950463

G VegliaiaInternationalsrlPiazzaEnricoTonti,4/504024Gaeta,Italy

+390771311020 +393473767049 +390771311156 info@vegliaia.com

AntonelloBuono

+393488721508

DamianoVaudo

+393356257163

G FerpandiS.R.L.ViaSanBartolomeoDegliArmeni516122Genoa,Italy

+390108333301 +393357942297 +390108317006 www.ferpandi.com

ferpandi@ferpandi.com

AntonioTalarico

talarico@ferpandi.com

+393356409443

FabrizioPescaglia

pescaglia@ferpandi.com

+393351258507

StefanoGalleano

galleano@ferpandi.com

+393356409444

MassimilianoVilla

villa@ferpandi.com

+393473497211

WebSite

IG HugoTrumpyS.R.L.

10,ViaSanSiro16124Genoa,Italy

POBox81467,Ge1416124Genoa,Italy

+390102494264

+390102494265

+390102494282

+390102494311

www.hugotrumpy.it

htpandi@hugotrumpy.it

G.Reggio

gr.pandi@hugotrumpy.it

+393358318035

+390103200779

R.Sannino

rs.pandi@hugotrumpy.it

+393357407557

GioiaTauro(seeMessina,Italy)

LaSpezia

G FerpandiS.R.LCentroDirezionalePortualeVialeSanBartolomeo,2019126LaSpezia,Italy

+390187280311

+393357942297

+390187569095

laspezia@ferpandi.com

MassimilianoBet

bet@ferpandi.com

+393316862152

EnricoMazaroli

+393356904860

FabrizioPescaglia

+393351258507

MassimilianoVilla

+393473497211

G HugoTrumpyS.R.L.VialeSanBartolomeo2019126LaSpezia,Italy

+3901875511

+390187551301

lardon@lardon.com

E.Pensa e.pensa@lardon.com +393487676725

+390187733883

E.Troiani

e.troiani@lardon.com +393487677361 +39018722522

I ITALY (continued)

Leghorn

G MauroConsultantsLtdStudioLegaleLobaccaro-LawOfficeViaMarradi14-57126Livorno,Italy

+390586801811 +390586261675 +390544599223 +390544422288 +390586261675 +390544597439 www.mauc.it info@mauc.it

MaurizioMauro

+393485600688

LoredanaInnocentiMauro +393382999835

+393428553872

GiovannaLobaccaro +393356829051

G HugoTrumpyS.R.L.VialeItalia18357127Livorno(Leghorn),Italy

P.O.Box58157100Leghorn

+39586814758

+390102494282

ClaudioPerone cp.livorno@hugotrumpy.it

+39335219664

TommasoPerone tp.livorno@hugotrumpy.it

+39335219602

GiustoD'Ulivo gd.livorno@hugotrumpy.it +39335219574

G VegliaiaInternationalsrlScalideCorso,1157123Livorno(Leghorn),Italy

+390586240228

+390586240200

www.vegliaia.com

info@vegliaia.com

MarcoPaggini +393356078248

+390586579162

DamianoVaudo +393356257163

+390586805010

AlessandroPersoni +393466070835 +390586950463

Messina

WebSite

I Messina

G S.W.Garbutt&SonSasCorsoGaribaldi267/a98122Messina,Italy

+3909046977

+393473304042

+3909051012

www.carboymessina.com

garbutt@carboymessina.com

StephenGarbutt

+393476854837

+39090393034

Capt.Blandina

+393486500891

+3909059322

Naples

G FerpandiS.R.L.PiazzaMunicipio8480133Naples,Italy

+390815514853

+393355649604

+393357942297

+390815511617

napoli@ferpandi.com

AntonioLiguoro

+393355649604

FabrizioPescaglia

+393351258507

StefanoGalleano

galleano@ferpandi.com

+393356409444

MassimilianoBet

bet@ferpandi.com

+393316862152

G HugoTrumpyPiazzaDeStazioneMaritimaInternoPorto80133Naples,Italy

+390815512211

+390815512947

napoli@hugotrumpy.it

LarsKlingenberg

+393483806848

+39081668423

R.Marcucci

+393483738714

SarahOliver

+393483738710

Oristano(seeVegliaiaInternationalsrlCagliari,Italy)

I ITALY (continued)

Palermo

G S.W.Garbutt&SonSasCorsoGaribaldi267/a98122Messina,Italy

+393473304042 +3909046977 +3909051012 www.carboymessina.com garbutt@carboymessina.com

StephenGarbutt

+393476854837

+39090393034

Capt.Blandina

+393486500891

+3909059322

G Tagliavia&Co.S.R.L.ViaEmericoAmari890139Palermo,Italy

+39091587377

+39091322435

www.tagliaviapandi.it

info@tagliaviapandi.it

CoveringAllSicilianAndCalabrianPorts

AnnRowell ann.rowell@tagliaviapandi.it +393486017621 +390918694467

GaetanoTagliavia gaetano.tagliavia@tagliaviapandi.it +393486017625 +39091451772

GiuliaArganoTagliavia giulia.argano@tagliaviapandi.it +393398089130 +39091345210

Ravenna

G KaneRadonicichHolmeS.R.L.ViaMagazziniAnteriori2748122Ravenna,Italy

+390544422146

+390544423832

+390544423930

general@krh-ravenna.it

AntonellaGallotti gallotti@krh-ravenna.it +393339584043

g MauroConsultantsLTDViaTrieste90/A48122Ravenna,Italy

+390544599223

+390544422288

+39054432439 +390544597439 www.mauc.it

info@mauc.it

MaurizioMauro mm@mauc.it +393485600688

LoredanaInnocentiMauro vli@mauc.it +393382999835

+393428553872

MariaritaCalderoni +393488708705

AldoGuerrini +393355856656

WebSite

ISalerno(seeGaeta,Italy)

Sardinia(seeCagliari,Italy)

Savona

G HugoTrumpyS.R.L.c/oDodero&DoderoViaChiodo117100SavonaSV,Italy

+39019813055 +39019813056 dodero@oik.it htpandi@hugotrumpy.it

GianCarloCorsari

+393284259463

Sicily(seePalermo,Italy)

Taranto

G MauroConsultantsLTDc/oGMShipping-ViaPisanelli40–74123Taranto,Italy

+390544599223 +390544422288 +39054432439 +390544597439 www.mauc.it info@mauc.it

MaurizioMauro

mm@mauc.it +393485600688

Capt.LuigiGuida

+393939182898

LoredanaInnocentiMauro

vli@mauc.it

+393382999835

+393428553872

MariaritaCalderoni

+393488708705

G HugoTrumpy4ViaRoma74100Taranto,Italy

+390994526886

+390994540317

taranto@hugotrumpy.it

GiuseppeSpadaro

+393464193600

+390997302102

PaoloDanese

+390994707048

I ITALY (continued)

Trieste

G Samer&Co.ShippingLTDPiazzadell'unita'd'Italia734121Trieste,Italy

+390406702711

+3904067027300

pandi@samer.com

DaianaGozzi +39335243341

MatteoSlocovich +393666142385

LilliSamer +393357162490

Venice

G RadonicichInsuranceServicesS.R.L.ViaF.Orsini6/A30175Venice-Marghera,Italy

+390415382103 +39041926108 www.radinsur.com

radinsur@portofvenice.net

RemigioConz

+393492904605

AlessandroConz

+393496649660

IVORY COAST

Abidjan

G IvoryP&IRueduCommerceImmeubleIXORA-Plateau4èmeétageporte40201B.P.8269Abidjan01IvoryCoast

+22520320315

+22520221044

+22559963097(EmergencyPhone)

+22520320316

www.ivorypandi.com

all@ivorypandi.com

LindaAlliali-Die

l.alliali@ivorypandi.com

+22559956097

Jean-ClaudeImpoutou

jc.impoutou@ivorypandi.com

+22507588189

Dieu-SaisGrokrou

ds.grokrou@ivorypandi.com

+22507010023

Jean-FrançoisRebora

jf.rebora@ivorypandi.com

+22549568385

WebSite

JG AFRICAP&ICôted’Ivoire

Zone2-Treichville05BP3282Abidjan05,Côted’Ivoire

+22521243304

ivory@africapandi.com

africapandi.ci@gmail.com

MrFofana +22509118415

MrSyndou +22547806175

+22502843619

G TCI(Africa)C.I.18B.P.1373Abidjan18,IvoryCoast

+22521242964

+22521240566

+22521242963

+22521240569

tci-abidjan@tci-africa.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,+33625730808available24/7Eltvedt&O'SullivanMarseille

Capt.DossoToulega

tdosso@tci-africa.com

+22507051527

+22522420059

Dr.RomainSoglo

+33613380965

RobertKohouBi

+22507075603

JAMAICA

Kingston

G ShipownersP&IServicesLimitedTheMastertonBuilding21-25HanoverStreetKingston,Jamaica

+18769675051

+18769220889

www.maritconsultja.com

maritconsult@cwjamaica.com

admin@shipownerspandiservicesjm.com

Capt.F.DavidRoutledge

david.routledge@shipownerspandiser-

vicesjm.com

ErrolWilliams

errol.williams@shipownerspandiser-

vicesjm.com

+18763299225

+18768683357

Capt.AndreSmith

+18768173536

+18769253716

J JAPAN

Imabari

G ISSP&IJapanLANDHILLS1F,1-2-35,Nakahiyoshi-cho,Imabari-shi,Ehime794-0055,Japan

+81898343585

+81898323587

Imabari.pandi@iss-shipping.com

T.Higuchi +819085761654

Kobe(seeImabari,Japan)

G ISSP&IJapan8thFloor,SuzuyoHamamatsu-ChoBuild-ing2-1-16,Kaigan,Minato-KuTokyo,Japan105-0022

+81354425001

+81354425002

tokyo.pandi@iss-shipping.com

T.Kuroda toshihide.kuroda@iss-shipping.com

+819098217378

+81476464478

MasaakiHishiki masaaki.hishiki@iss-shipping.com

+819085977803

Ms.IkuTakahashi iku.takahashi@iss-shipping.com

+818013891124

T.Shiraki +819075550457

Yokohama(seeTokyo,Japan)

WebSite

JJORDAN

G AminKawar&SonsCo.W.L.L.Shmeisani24SharifAbdelHameedSharafSt.POBox222Amman,1118Jordan

+96265609500

+96265672170

www.kawarshipping.com

claimsp&i@kawar.com

NinetteIssid

ninette.issid@kawar.com

+962798224414

+96265816615

NadiaShahin

nadia.shahin@kawar.com

+962795255222

+96265934423

GhassoubKawar

ghassoub@kawar.com

+962795714949

+96265921155

g JordanP&IConsultantsCorporationP.O.Box940163,11194Amman,Jordan

EliaAbuMadiStreet,OmarBinAlKhatabBuilding2ndFloorShemisani

+96265606909

+96265676920

www.jordanpandi.com

info@jordanpandi.com

GeorgeF.Baconi

+962777310888

+962799988000

MikeMasannat

mmasannat@jordanpandi.com

+962795935875

L Sami&AdibHabayebPOBox3424Amman,11181,Jordan

+96264643367

+3155066730

+96264647335

law@juris.com.jo

WaleedBishouty

+962796668983

AdibHabayeb

+96265923109

K JORDAN (continued)

G JordanP&IConsultantsCorp.Al-ManaraStreet,TradingAreaAbu-ZahraTradingCenter–1stFloorAqaba77110,Jordan

POBox998Aqaba77110Jordan

+96232012997

+962795538455 www.jordanpandi.com

+96232013331

info@jordanpandi.com

JosephGharios

JGharios@Jordanpandi.com

+962777997999

+96232012999

G AminKawar&SonsCo.W.L.L.HammamatTunisStreetPOBox22Postalcode77110Aqaba,Jordan

+96232014217 +96232014219 +96232013618 www.kawarshipping.com

claimsp&I@kawar.com

AllCorrespondenceToAmmanOffice

MunirW.Muammar

munir@aqaport.com.jo

+962798224451

+96232018979

Mombasa

G InchcapeShippingServicesKenyaLtd.POBox90194InchcapeHouseArchbishopMakariosClsOffMoiAvenueMombasa,Kenya

+254412314245

+254412227754

+254412223714

www.iss-shipping.com

pandi.mombasa@iss-shipping.com

MarkMboloi mark.mboloi@iss-shipping.com

+254724839556

KevinChaney kevin.chaney@iss-shipping.com

+254702305980

DavidMackay david.mackay@iss-shipping.com

+254722787697

WebSite

KKOREA, REPUBLIC OF

G HyopsungShippingCorporation7thFl,YuchangB/D,72,Jungang-daero,Jung-gu,P.O.BoxNo.75Busan,SouthKorea

+82514636551/5(5lines)

+82514623492

mailhead@hyopsung.co.kr

K.W.Ha

+821026992491

+82517552491

S.K.Han

+821072206848

+82514156848

J.D.Jang

+821035625042

+82553335042

Y.B.Kang

+821038528280

+82516224622

G KOMOSSuite301,ShinaMemorialBldg.1-28,Jeong-Dong,Jung-GuSeoul,RepublicOfKorea

+8227749296

+8227749298

+8227526096

survey@komos.co.kr

Dr.DongHyunKim

+821040211796

Capt.B.K.Kim

+821035530121

Capt.J.S.Kim

+821025573581

Capt.Suk-KeeKim

+821053309296

L Yoon&Yang19thFloorAsemTower517Yeongdong-daeroGangnam-Gu,Seoul135-798RepublicofKorea

+82260037000

+82260037020

www.hwawoo.com

hdj@hwawoo.com

HaeDukJung

hdj@hwawoo.com

+821052345822

L KUWAIT

SafatG GulfAgencyCompany

(Kuwait)Ltd.FaisalCentre,GroundFloor,Dajeej,FarwaniyaSafatKuwait

POBox20637Safat13067Kuwait-StateofKuwait

+96522264164

+96524347325

www.gac.com

claims.kuwait@gac.com

claims.me@gac.com

FilandroBorges

filandro.borges@gac.com

+96599751960

HussainBazarwala

hussain.bazarwala@gac.com +96522205895

HenrikAlthen

henrik.althen@gac.com +96599600534

G InchcapeShippingServicesKMMCBuildingNo.800117ArabianGulfStreetPOBox7813001Safat,Kuwait

+96522434752

+96522419126

+96522436856

www.iss-shipping.com

pandi.kuwait@iss-shipping.com

GeorgeKurian

george.kurian@iss-shipping.com +96566879842

BinodKumar

binod.kumar@iss-shipping.com +96599069319

LATVIA

G PandiBaltLtd.7,MazaAluksnesStrlLV-1045Riga,Latvia

POBox66Riga,LV-1045Latvia

+37167383951 +37167383965 www.pandibalt.lv pandi@pandi.lv

Capt.EugeneDrevitski

eugene@pandi.lv

+37129186054

Capt.SergeyBatmanov

bsi@pandi.lv

+37129205680

WebSite

LLEBANON

Beirut

G MauriceG.Mouracade&Co.SelimBustrosStreetChammahBuilding,TabarisSectorPOBox11-0367,RiadElSolhBeirut11072040,Lebanon

+9611324116

+9611201821

+9613622244

+9611200590

mgmpandi@dm.net.lb

RogerMouracade +9613621999

MaryDoueihi

+96176325615

AntoineDakessian

+9613325615

G GulfAgencyCompany(Lebanon)Ltd.ModernBldg,7thFloor,ElArzStreet-SaifiArea,Beirut,Lebanon

POB114392RiadAlSolhBeirut11072160Beirut,Lebanon

+9611446086

+9611562845

+9611446097

+9611581442

www.gac.com

lebanon@gac.com

SimonBejjani

simon.bejjani@gac.com

+9613606175

NabilElRayess

+9613888296

WafaaRadi

+9613266618

LIBERIA

Monrovia

G AfricaMarineServices(Liberia)BusinessIncubatorPlaza80BroadStreet1000Monrovia10,Liberia

POBox10-56971000Monrovia10,Liberia

+23177226611

www.africamarineserv.com

africamarine@aol.com

HenryBrunson hbrunsonsafe@yahoo.com

+2310886511644

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactAfricaMarineServices(Europe)at+442076130131

L LIBERIA (continued)

Monrovia(continued)

G BUDDLiberiaTransworldBuildingBushrodIslandMonrovia,Liberia

www.budd-pni.com

budd.liberia@budd-pni.com

FodéMarioCamara fode-mario.camara@budd-pni.com

+224657253737

+224628255834

AdonisLamin +231886910453

Tripoli

L ShtewiLegal&PandiServices207AmehamedElMagrifStreetSecondFloorPOBox12835Tripoli,Libya

+218213341588 +218213341589 shtewi69@hotmail.com shtewi@lttnet.net

TaherShtewi

+218912141080

+218213507550

MohamedHassoun

+218912188631

LITHUANIA, REPUBLIC OF

Klaipeda

G PandiBaltLtd.KlaipedaTilzesStreet8-2LT-91132Klaipeda,Lithuania

POBox445LT-92003Klaipeda,Lithuania

+37046313428 +37046313428 www.pandibalt.lv info@pandi.lt

Capt.AleksandrDubrovskij

pandi@pandi.lt

+37069831457

OlegDrobitko

drobitko.oleg@gmail.com

+37065539609

WebSite

MMADAGASCAR

Toamasina

G TCI(Africa) +261320444205

tci-madagascar@tci-africa.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactEltvedt&O’Sullivan+33625730808available24/24hours7/7days

FaustinTsiresy

tsiresy.fast@moov.mg

+261320461734

G AfricaP&IToamasinaPOBox1559Toamasina501,Madagascar

+261205392012

madagascar@africapandi.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,SeeMarseille,E.T.I.C.

Capt.DaliRajoelarinosy

+261320444205

+261324095850

MALAYSIA

JohorBahru

G SpicaServices(M)SdnBhdUnit18-05,MenaraLandmarkNo.12,JalanNgeeHeng8000JohorBahru,Johor,Malaysia

+6072261467

+6072265599

psg.spica@benline.com.my

MichaelCheah

+600127807128

ThomasYan

+606597374580

+606567463945

DughallAitken

+606596258986

+606563444066

M MALAYSIA (continued)

KualaLumpur(PortKlang)

G SpicaServices(M)SdnBhdM-03&M-04MezzanineFloorWismaLYL,Jalan51A/22346100PetalingJayaSelangorDarulEhsan,Malaysia

+606379477440

+606379477441

kl_claims@spica.com.my

KhairizamHamid khairizam@spica.com.my +60123327842

RazifBinRadzi

razif@spica.com.my +60123327054

GaryEdgarTom

gary@spica.com.my

+60123009897

NorMasturaBteMohdNor

masturamohd@spica.com.my +60196604136

Penang

G SpicaServices(M)SdnBhdSuite15D15F,MenaraNorthamHouse,NO.55,JalanSultanAhmadShah,10050PENANG

+6042278375 +6042199688 pen.spica@benline.com.my

SukhbirSingh

+60124222330

+6048283689

KharirizamHamid

+60123327842

Valletta

G H.Vassallo&AssociatesLimited53OldTheatreStreetVallettaVLT1427Malta

+35621225548 +35621230562 +35621223582 mail@hvassallo.com

J.Buhagiar joe.buhagiar@hvassallo.com

+35621576774

+35699442703

J.Bugeja

john.bugeja@hvassallo.com

+35621443020

+35679047880

C.L.Bugeja

charlie.bugeja@hvassallo.com +35621443020 +35679225548

WebSite

ML Fenech&FenechAdvocates198OldBakeryStreetVallettaVLT1455Malta

+35621241232

+35625990645

ann.fenech@fenlex.com

AnnFenech ann.fenech@fenlex.com

+35699474536

MAURITANIA

Nouakchott

G TCI(Africa)T038/039-TevraghZeinaB.P.3033Nouakchott,Mauritania

+22245256894

+22245253287

tci-nouakchott@tci-africa.com

tciafrnktt@yahoo.fr

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactTheManagers'Agents,Eltvedt&O'SullivaninMarseille

MohamedLemine

+22222260352

+22236305160

+22245251256

AbdoulayeDiop

+22246774782

G AfricaP&IPorteNo.1,ImmeubleSakaliLotT01,AvenueJohnKennedyTevraghZeinaNouakchott,Mauritania

+22246450930

+22245255437

mauretania@africapandi.com

M.B.Diallo +22246450930

+22236356845

MAURITIUS

PortLouis

G IndoceanicServicesc/oPortAgencyServicesMauritiusLtd(PAS)SuiteG13StJamesCourtStDenisStreetPort-Louis,Mauritius

+2302114089 +2304274629 +2302136739 +2304244309 www.indoceanic.com indoceanic@wanadoo.fr

isles@indoceanic.com

operations@portagent.mu

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactTheReunionIslandOffice

VickTahalooa +23052522122

DominiqueThomson +262692017777

JoseThomson +262692852929

M MEXICO

Acapulco(seeVeracruz,Mexico)

Manzanillo(seeVeracruz,Mexico)

Mazatlan(seeVeracruz,Mexico)

MexicoCity

G P&IServices(Mexico),S.A.DeC.V./GrupoDelMexHomero1425,Suite505ColoniaLosMoralesPolancoDelegacionMiguelHidalgoC.P.11540Mexico,D.F.Mexico

+525553951221

+525553959211

+525553954911

www.grupodelmex.com

pandiser@grupodelmex.com

FernandoDelfinGarcia

fedelfin@grupodelmex.com

+5215555019679

+525552813277

JuanLomanVillarreal

jloman@grupodelmex.com

+5215554376561

+525555620070

RaymundoValenciaGarcía

rvalencia@grupodelmex.com

+5215539555064

AlejandroLobatónGarnier

alobaton@grupodelmex.com

+5212299291249

G PandiMelo,S.C.RioHudson#8ColoniaCuauhtemocC.P.06500,Mexico,D.F.

+525552112902

+525552114199

+525555207165

pandimelo@pandimelo.com

IgnacioMelo

ignacio.melo@pandimelo.com

+5215554069567

+525552946339

FernandoMelo

fernando.melo@pandimelo.com

+5215555014518

+525555207369

BernardoMelo

bernardo.melo@pandimelo.com

+5215591955801

+525562767012

WebSite

ML Murillo,Maldonado,

Arredondo&Asociados,S.C.Homero229,MasterSuite3Col.ChapultepecMoralesDel.MiguelHidalgo,C.P.11570,Mexico,D.F.

+525519975948

+525559063453

+525519975953

www.mma.com.mx

mma@mma.com.mx

RafaelMurillo

murillo@mma.com.mx

+5215559063453

RicardoArredondo

arredondo@mma.com.mx

+5215559063447

IvanMaldonado

maldonado@mma.com.mx

+5215559063452

L PinedoAbogadosAve.SanJeronimo#1749,Col.LomasQuebradas,Del.MagdalenaContrerasC.P.10000MexicoD.F.,Mexico

+525556833664

+525556833674

+525556833684

+525556819340

www.jwpinedo.net

generalmail@jwpinedo.net

EmergencyLine:+5215551013540

WalterPinedo

jwpinedo@jwpinedo.net

+5215526863066

PabloOchoa

p.ochoa@jwpinedo.net

+5215554125483

NorbertoCastro

n.castro@jwpinedo.net

+5215551013540

Tampico(seeMexicoCity,Mexico)

Veracruz

G P&IServices(Mexico),S.A.DeC.V./GrupoDelMexIndependencia837-BColoniaCentroVeracruz,C.P.91700Mexico

+522299314654

+522299315278

+525553959211

+522299324422

www.grupodelmex.com

SendAllCorrespondenceDirectlyToP&IServices,MexicoCityOffice

AlejandroLobatonGarnier

+5212299291249

AngelPortugalPonce

aportugal@grupodelmex.com

+522299315186

M MEXICO (continued)

Veracruz(continued)

G PandiMelo,S.C.RioHudson#8ColoniaCuauhtemocC.P.06500,Mexico,D.F.Mexico

+525552112902 +525555207165 pandimelo@pandimelo.com

AlsoSeePandiMelo,S.C.InMexicoCityIn

CaseOfEmergency

IgnacioG.Melo ignacio.melo@pandimelo.com +5215554069567

+525552946339

FernandoMelo fernando.melo@pandimelo.com +5215555014518

+525555207369

BernardoMelo bernardo.melo@pandimelo.com +5215591955801 +525562767012

MONTENEGRO

G Samer&StrugarShippingD.O.O.MarshalaTita,D-585000Bar,Montenegro

+38230317350 +38230315563 www.samer.com samer.strugar@t-com.me

Capt.NikolaStrugar

+38269031125

+38230311767

DanielaStrugar

+38269324583

MOROCCO

Casablanca

G DefmarEspacePaquet,SuiteNo.506PlaceNicolasPaquetBoulevardMohamedV.Casablanca20000,Morocco

+212522452525 +212522450576 +212522445132 +212522450501 www.defmar.com

somadef@defmar.com

MohamedMargaoui margaoui@defmar.com

+212661139233

MohamedLaazizi m.laazizi@defmar.com

+212661463834

Mrs.SanaeElAlami s.elalami@defmar.com

+212664541255

TarikBaalla t.baalla@defmar.com +212666269518

WebSite

MG PandiMaroc71AvenueHassanII20000Casablanca,Morocco

+212522263303

+212522263435

+212522263436

www.etic-sas.com

pandimar@afripandi.com

morocco@africapandi.com

InCaseOfTelecommunicationDifficultiesOrEmergency,ContactE.T.I.C.Marseille

AbdelmajidZakaria

zakaria@afripandi.com

+212661774980

Tangier

G McLeanMaritimeMaroc33,BoulevardYoussefIbnTachfineResidenceElMarjane,Appt449000Tangier,Morocco

+212539941346

+212522222088

+212539941346

www.mcleangroup.fr

tanger@mcleans.fr

InCaseOfEmergency,ContactMcleansInMarseille,FranceAt:+33496102525+33496102522orMobile:+33607792028

VeroniqueJavelaud vjavelaud@mcleans.fr

+212661191409

IssamEnnassiri iennassiri@mcleans.fr

+212661985429

MariamBouita mbouita@mcleans.fr

+212661365678

MOZAMBIQUE

G P&IAssociates(Mozambique)Ltd.CasaInfantesDaSagres,LargoDoBuzi1/6POBox14or44BeiraBeira,Mozambique

+27313685050

+27313324455

pidurban@pandi.co.za

TheDurbanOfficecanbereachedvia24HourMobile:+27832503398

N MOZAMBIQUE (continued)

Maputo

G P&IAssociates(Mozambique)Ltd.PracoDosTrabalhadores,51POBox292Maputo,Mozambique

+27313685050 +27313324455 pidurban@pandi.co.za

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactP&IAssociates,DurbanOfficeVia24HourMobile:+27832503398

MYANMAR (BURMA)

Yangon(Rangoon)

G TinOhnmarTun&TheLawChambersRoom306,Building(A)TetkathoYeikmonHousingNo.25(D),NewUniversityAvenueRoadBahanTownship,Yangon,Myanmar53/55MahabandoolaGardenStreetPOBox109Yangon(Rangoon),Myanmar

+951559894

+951559467

+951557990

www.thelawchambersmm.com

tin_o_tun@seasiren.com.mm

TinOhnmarTun

tin_o_tun@aquamarine.com.mm +9595121024

kyawmyint.nyo@gmail.com

+959450034992

TinThiriAung

tinthiri.aung@thelawchambersmm.com

tinpandi-aung@mptmail.net.mm

+9595008833

ThuRaThaung

law_chambers@seasiren.com.mm +9595123753

NETHERLANDS

Amsterdam

G DupiAmsterdamZekeringstraat36A1014BSAmsterdam,Netherlands

+31206814692 www.dupi.nl amsterdam@dupi.nl

NielsVanDerNoll

+31653400739

WebSite

NDelfzijl(seeRotterdam,Netherlands)

Flushing(seeRotterdam,Netherlands)

Rotterdam

G DutchRotterdamWijnhaven65F3011WJRotterdam,Netherlands

POBox230853001KBRotterdam,Netherlands

+31104405555 +31104405595 www.dupi.nl info@dupi.nl

FransVanDalen

frans.van.dalen@dupi.nl

+31623398410

PeterVanBodegraven

peter.van.bodegraven@dupi.nl

+3162623398506

JacovanEikeren

jaco.van.eikeren@dupi.nl

+31623429024

MartijnHoutbraken

martijn.houtbraken@dupi.nl

+31623398638

G Post&Co.(P&I)B.V.MaxEuwelaan453062MaRotterdam,Netherlands

P.O.Box4433000AKRotterdam,Netherlands

+31104535888 +31653385172 +31104529575 www.post-co.com claims@post-co.com

JanGaasbeek

jan.gaasbeek@post-co.com

+31631695237

FransA.Dieleman

f.a.dieleman@post-co.com

+31622968790

RicharddeVliegh

richard.devliegh@post-co.com

+31624761953

ReneZeldenrust

rene.zeldenrust@post-co.com

+31644046353

Terneuzen(seeRotterdam,Netherlands)

N NEW CALEDONIA

Noumea

G AlbNaval–McLeansNoumea2AlleeBellevueBaieDesCitrons98807NoumeaCedexNewCaledonia

BP874598807NoumeaCedexNewCaledonia

+687781084

+687276956

jackalain@gmail.com

Capt.AlainLeBreton

InCaseofCommunicationDifficulties,ContactMcLeans,Paris:TaniaMauduit—Phone:+33140399293Mobile:+33680030402

NEW ZEALAND

Auckland

G P&IServicesP.O.Box437Level112CommerceStreetAuckland,NewZealand

+6493031900

+6493089204

neil.wheeler@pandinz.co.nz

alistair.irving@pandinz.co.nz

AlistairIrving

+64274455396

+6494456481

NeilA.Wheeler

+64274921975

+6495795902

L ChapmanTripp23AlbertStreetAuckland1140,NewZealand

+6493579000

+6493579099

www.chapmantripp.com

ctsyak@chapmantripp.com

info@chapmantripp.com

BruceScott

bruce.scott@chapmantripp.com

+64274430174

JohnKnight

john.knight@chapmantripp.com

+64272249819

JamesMcMillan

james.mcmillan@chapmantripp.com

+64274322570

WebSite

NWellington

G P&IServicesPOBox437Level112CommerceStreetAuckland,NewZealand

+6493031900

+6493089204

alistair.irving@pandinz.co.nz

neil.wheeler@pandinz.co.nz

AlistairIrving

+649274455396

NeilWheeler

+649274921975

L ChapmanTripp10CustomhouseQuayWellington6140,NewZealand

+6444995999

+6444727111

www.chapmantripp.com

info@chapmantripp.com

BruceScott

bruce.scott@chapmantripp.com

+64274430174

JohnKnight

john.knight@chapmantripp.com

+64272249819

NICARAGUA

Corinto

G J.L.GriffithSucesores,S.A.EsquinadelosBancosCorinto,Chinandega,Nicaragua

+50523421089 +50523422282

SergioOsorio

sosorio@jlgriffith.com

+50587394945

GeorginaGriffith

ggriffith@jlgriffith.com

+50587222359

+50522786394

+50522708132

LinaCarrion

lcarrion@jlgriffith.com

+50587394938

+50522786395

G MaritimeClaims-Americas,Inc.KM7CarreteraNorteGas.Waspan,8C.alSur1/2CAbajo,ManaguaCity,Nicaragua

CommunicationDifficultiesContactcayestas@maritime-claims.comor+15043901515

BrunoUrbinaCastellone

mcanic2009@hotmail.com

unitrans@ibw.com.ni

+50577796832

N NICARAGUA (continued)

Managua

G J.L.GriffithSucesores,S.A.PistaJeanPaulGenieCostadoOesteCentroEjecutivoSanMarinoManagua,Nicaragua

+50522786394

+50522786187

www.jlgriffith.com

GeorginaGriffith

+50587222359

+50522786394

AlbertGriffithSr.

griffith@alfinsa.com

+50587209596

+50522708113

LinaCarrion

lcarrion@jlgriffith.com

+50587394938

G MaritimeClaims–Americas,Inc.KM7CarreteraNorteGas.ShellWaspanSur,8C.AlSur,1/2C.AbajoManagua,Nicaragua

CommunicationDifficultiesContactcayestas@maritime-claims.comor+15043901515

BrunoUrbina

mcanic2009@hotmail.com

+50589315832

NIGERIA

G TCI(Africa)NigeriaLtd.1,CommercialRoadEleganzaPlazaCancerBlockApapa,Lagos,Nigeria

+23414547644 +23414547645

www.eltvedtosullivan.com mail@tciafrica.com

PhilipsonOkonobo

philipson@tciafrica.com

+23417751838

+2348033279052

WebSite

NG AfricaMarineServices(Nigeria)

1APlateauRoadApapaLagos

+2348033218030

+23415872882

africamarinelos@aol.com

allenhardcastle@aol.com

InCaseofCommunicationDifficulties,ContactAfricaMarineServicesLondon+442076130131;Fax:+442076131898

AllenHardcastle +2348033218030

S.Fagboun +2348033305036

G Pandiship(Nigeria)LimitedNo.10,OdgedengbeRoadOffLiverpoolRoad,GRAApapa,Lagos,Nigeria

+234807209145

+23417757191

info@pandishipwa.com lagos@pandishipwa.com

Incaseofcommunicationsdifficul-ties,pleasecontactMrVinodHalaion+447766206723vinod.halai@pandishipwa.com

Mr.UdomaUdensi lagos@pandishipwa.com

+234807209145

EmmanuelBaiyekusi eob@pandishipwa.com

+2348033069768

PortHarcourt

G AfricaMarineServices(Nigeria)7A,NsirimCrescentGRAPhaseIIIPortHarcourt,NigeriaRiversState

+23484461190

+23484461189

CaptIainMarsh iainmarsh2002@yahoo.co.uk

+2348033236039

+23484461189/90

G Pandiship(Nigeria)Limited6ForcesAvenueP.O.Box2744DiobuPortHartcourt,Nigeria

+2348037055350 info@pandishipwa.com

Incaseofcommunicationsdifficulties,pleasecontactMrVinodHalaion+447766206723orvinod.halai@pandishipwa.com

Mr.UmoroyeIgoni +2348075590053

Capt.MuhammadAbbas muhammad.abbas@mmswa.com

+2347063390317

Warri(seePortHarcourt,Nigeria)

O NORWAY

L Gram,Hambro&Garman(AdvokatfirmaAs)Radhusgaten5BN-0151Oslo,Norway

+4722941420 +4785029443 www.ghg.no

advokat@ghg.no

MadsRibe mr@ghg.no

+4798289775

HansP.Bjerke

hpb@ghg.no

+4791759246

MortenGarman

mg@ghg.no

+4798289770

G P&IScandinaviaASFredOlsensgt.3B0152Oslo,Norway

+4722415905

+4722335020 info.no@pandiscan.com

KarlErikPresterud

+4791304104

CatherineBjune

+4795082130

Stavanger(seeOslo,Norway)

Muscat

G GulfAgencyCompany(Oman)LLCGACBuilding,DohatAlAdabStreetAlKhuwairMuscat,Oman

POBox740Ruwi112,SultanateofOman

+96824477800 +96824477891 www.gac.com claims.oman@gac.com

claims.me@gac.com

RanjithKunduvazhi ranjith.kunduvazhi@gac.com +96899209473

KosalaWijesinghe kosala.wijesinghe@gac.com +96899340352

DanielNordberg daniel.nordberg@gac.com

+96895215700

WebSite

OG WilhelmsenTowellCoLLC

HaffaHouseHotel-MuscatLevel2,OfficesBlockAlFarahidiStreet,WayNo3338,NexttoRuwiRoundAboutMuscat,SultanateofOman

P.O.Box61,MuttrahP.C.114Muscat,SultanateofOman

+96822001200 +96822009739 www.wilhelmsen.com/shipsservice wss.muscat@wilhelmsen.com

SathishNarayanan

+96899330273

HatemAlMashari

+96899217763

UnniKrishnan

+96896293675

AjuThomas

aju.thomas@wilhelmsen.com

+96899343857

Salalah

G GulfAgencyCo.(Oman)LLCWay33/BuildingNo.21NasrBinMurshidStreet,AlWaddi,Salalah-211SultanateofOman

+96823211211 +96823314879 claims.oman@gac.com claims.me@gac.com

TinduPallath

Tindu.pallath@gac.com

+96899415113

AlexanderPhilip

alexander.philip@gac.com

+96899314357

DanielNordberg

daniel.nordberg@gac.com

+96895215700

P PAKISTAN

Karachi

G IndemnisMarine(Pvt)Ltd.24/1,9thStreet,Off.Khayaban-E-ShamsheerPhaseV,DefenceHousingAuthorityKarachi75500,Pakistan

+922135341042 +922135347256 +922135341041 +922135341826 indemnis@indemnismarine.com indemnis@gmail.com

S.AbidMujtaba,RearAdmiral(Retd) +923002238188

+922135856354

Capt.S.HashimMujtaba +923008225446

+922135841726

M.AbdulWadood +923008235734

+922134974403

G JamesFinlayLimited3rdFloor,FinlayHouseI.I.ChundrigarRoadPOBox4670Karachi74000,Pakistan

+922132442726

+922132444907

+922132470648

+922132418097

www.finlays.net

irfan.vazeer@finlayskhi.com

IrfanH.A.Vazeer irfan.vazeer@finlayskhi.com +923452009900

+922135349085-7

SyedTaimurAli sta1@finlayskhi.com

+923452009937

SyedHamzaAliShah has@finlayskhi.com

+923452009910

WebSite

PPANAMA, REPUBLIC OF

Balboa

G C.Fernie&Co.S.A.MarrCenterBuilding,WilliamsonPlace,Bldg.798-XBalboa,RepublicOfPanama

P.O.Box0843-00191Balboa,RepublicOfPanama

+5072119488

+5072119450

www.cfernie.com

ferniepi@cfernie.com

WeekendDutyMobile:+50766140554

AndrePerret

+50766173229

+5073990665

JohnBiennerhassett

+50766121152

+5074700313

G C.Fernie&Co.S.A.1110ColumbusAvenueCristobal,RepublicOfPanama

1103RooseveltAvePOBox0301-03506Colon,RepublicOfPanama

+5074338500

+50766140554

+5074338528

www.cfernie.com

ferniepi@cfernie.com

AndrePerret

+50766173229

+5073990665

JohnBiennerhassett

+50766121152

+5074700313

PanamaCity

L DeCastro&RoblesScotiaPlaza,7thFloorFedericoBoydAve.P.O.Box0834-02262PanamaCity,RepublicOfPanama

+5072636622

+5072636594

www.decastro-robles.com

mail@decastro-robles.com

GabrielSosa sosa@decastro-robles.com

+50766700711

AlbertoLopezTom lopez@decastro-robles.com

+50767470755

EduardoReal real@decastro-robles.com

+50766775013

P PANAMA, REPUBLIC OF (continued)

PanamaCity(continued)

L Morgan&MorganMMGTower,23rdFloor,Ave.PaseodelMar,CostadelEste,PanamaCity,Panama

+5072657777

+5072638030

+5072657700

www.morimor.com

info@morimor.com

JuanDavidMorgan,Jr. juandavid.morganjr@morimor.com

+50766707737

FranciscoLinares francisco.linares@morimor.com

+50767815677

FernandoAlfaro fernando.alfaro@morimor.com

+50766763696

LuisRaven luis.raven@morimor.com

+50766707668

WebSite

PPAPUA NEW GUINEA

PortMoresby

G BrianWhite&Associates1stFloor,InvestwellBuilding(OffCameronRoad)GordonsIndustrialEstateNCD121,PortMoresbyPapuaNewGuinea

POBox698PortMoresby,NCD121,PapuaNewGuinea

+6753112311

+6753255007

www.bwamarine.com

moresby@bwamarine.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficultiesInPapuaNewGuinea,ContactOurCairns,AustraliaOffice+61740314711(24Hours)

MargaretAria

+67573803481

BrianWhite

+67573475497

+61412184856

PARAGUAY

Asuncion

G ServiciosMercantilesInternacionalesS.R.L.Montevideo1580c/RomaAsuncion,Paraguay

+595981441285

+59521422665

amancio.bogado@smi.com.py

AmancioBogado

amancio.bogado@smi.com.py

+595981441285

G OverseasServiceAgencyS.A.AmadorMerinoReyna195SanIsidro,Lima,Peru

POBox18-0258Lima18,Peru

+5114429090

+5114422673

www.osa.com.pe

osa@osa.com.pe

SylviaL.Grant

slg@osa.com.pe

+51999702897

+5112420126

MartinGrant

mg@osa.com.pe

+5114467931

P PERU

Lima(continued)

G InterlogServiciosS.A.C.CalleVirtudyUnion(ExCalle12)No.160,Urb.CorpacLima27,Peru

+5114752930

+5114752938

+5114752936

interlog@interlog.com.pe

FranciscoArcaPatino

farcap@interlog.com.pe

+51997585105

+5113442812

CarlaPaoliConsigliere

cpaolic@interlog.com.pe

+51993539273

+5116582961

PHILIPPINES

CebuCity

G DelRosarioPandiphil,Inc.454thStreet,CornerLapu-LapuAvenueSanAntonioVillage,Apas,CebuCity,Philippines

+63322341690

+639178308384

+63322341698

www.delrosario-pandiphil.com

mail@delrosario-pandiphil.com

RubenT.DelRosario

ruben.delrosario@delrosario-pandiphil.com

+639209471892

VeronicaG.DelRosario veronica.delrosario@delrosario-pandiphil.com

+639209471893

JayArthurG.DelRosario jayarthur.delrosario@delrosario-pandiphil.com

+639209688614

Manila

G DelRosarioPandiphil,Inc.DelRosarioLawBuilding20stDrivecorner21stDriveBonifacioGlobalCity1630Taguig,MetroManilaPhilippines

+6328101791 +639178308384 +6328171740 +6328103632 www.delrosario-pandiphil.com mail@delrosario-pandiphil.com

RubenT.DelRosario ruben.delrosario@delrosario-pandiphil.com

+639209471892

VeronicaDelRosario veronica.delrosario@delrosario-pandiphil.com

+639209471893

JayArthurG.DelRosario jayarthur.delrosario@delrosario-

pandiphil.com

+639209688614

WebSite

PG EurasiaMaritimeClaimsManagementInc.Unit1816,WackWackRoyalMansionWackWackRoadMandaluyongCity,MetroManila

philippines@eurasia-mcm.com

GregoryLoy greg@eurasia-mcm.com +639173019834

TitoN.Gregorio tito@eurasia-mcm.com

LeoVergeire leo@eurasia-mcm.com +639179266624

RinaCasareo-Loy rina@eurasia-mcm.com +639173019751

G PandimanPhilippines,Inc.PandimanBuildingGeneralLunaStreet,IntramurosManila1002,Philippines

POBox1418Manila1002,R.P.

+6325277831 +6325277840 +6325272171 +6325272167 www.pandiman.com mis@pandiman.com mis@pandiman.net

Capt.A.J.Malpass andymalpass@pandiman.com +639175365315

DeliaV.Andrada dvandrada@pandiman.com +639209125731

MarinaC.Urpiano mcurpiano@pandiman.com +639178214481

AmorfinaC.Caoile accaoile@pandiman.com +639178123401

L DelRosario&DelRosarioDelRosarioLawBuilding20stDrivecorner21stDriveBonifacioGlobalCity1630Taguig,MetroManilaPhilippines

+6328101791 +639178308384 +6328171740 +6328103632 www.delrosariolaw.com mail@delrosariolaw.com

ArturoT.DelRosario,Jr. arturo.delrosario@delrosariolaw.com +639209471901

RubenT.DelRosario uben.delrosario@delrosario-pandiphil.com +639209471892

JosephR.Rebano joseph.rebano@delrosariolaw.com +639209384634

VeronicaDelRosario veronica.delrosario@delrosario-

pandiphil.com +639209471893

P POLAND

Gdansk

G MorskaAgencjaGdyniaSp.z.o.o.ul.TadeuszaWendy15,81-341Gdynia,Poland

+48587853856

+48603650494

+48587853786

www.mag.pl

pandi@mag.pl

JanuszLegowski

j.legowski@mag.pl

+48605207776

+48586295501

KrzysztofKuchta

+48603650404

+48587810299

GdyniaArca(seeGdansk,Poland)

Szczecin

G SulnaveSp.z.o.o.Ul.NowyRynek1/570-533Szczecin,Poland

+48918142203

+48918142204

+48918142205

west@sulnave.com.pl

EwaSztafiej

+48502573513

PORTUGAL

AzoresIslands

G AlbanoOliveiraSucessorLDA.Av.InfanteD.Henrique,5-1P.O.Box1539500-762PontaDelgadaAzoresIslands

+351296282638

+351296283746

www.albano-agency-azores.com

office@Albanoagency.com

AntonioRaposo

+351917765828

JoseRaposo

+351917287275

RicardoPaulino

+351917205230

RuiFragata

+351963454834

WebSite

PLeixoes(seeOporto,Portugal)

Lisbon

G PintoBastoComercialLimitadaAv.24deJulho,1-D1200-478Lisbon,Portugal

+351213230400

+351213471231

www.pintobasto.com

AnaConde

ana.conde@pintobasto.com

+351917559918

VeraMexia

vera.mexia@pintobasto.com

+351918774599

Madeira

G BLATASLDA.AvenidaZarco2POBox4089006FunchalCodexMadeira,Portugal

+351291200640/7

+351291200641

+351291226403

shipping@blandy.com

HugoFerreira

h.ferreira@blandyshipping.com

+351966271610

DimasAlmada

d.almada@blandyshipping.com

+351969459893

Oporto

G PintoBastoComercialLtda.RuaDr.FranciscoSaCarneiro,336-R/C4450-676LecadaPalmeira-Portugal

+351229994300

+351229967387

www.pintobasto.com

MariaHelenaRibeiro

maria.helena@pintobasto.com

+351919370541

JoaoAzeredo

joao.azeredo@pintobasto.com

+351912231134

PUERTO RICO

SanJuanL McConnellValdesL.L.C.

270MunozRiveraAvenueSanJuan,PuertoRico00918

POBox364225SanJuan,PuertoRico00936-4225

+17872505608 +17872505810 +1787-250-2604 +1787-7599292 +17877599225

FranciscoG.Bruno fgb@mcvpr.com +17873783556 +17873094745 +17877833598

RaulArias rma@mcvpr.com +17874611638 +17877756123

HenryFreese hf@mcvpr.com +17875933023 +17877663145

L Jimenez,Graffam&LausellMidtownBuilding,FourthFloor420PonceDeLeonAve.SanJuan,PuertoRico009183405

POBox366104SanJuan,PuertoRico00936-6104

+17877671030 +17877514068 www.jgl.com

J.RamonRivera-Morales rrivera@jgl.com +17877907155

+17875108090

ManoloT.Rodriguez-Bird mrodriguez@jgl.com +17877556913

+17873817917

JorgeF.Blasini jblasini@jgl.com +17876441901 +17877963659

DohaG GulfAgencyCo.Qatar(W.L.L.)

StandardCharteredBuilding6thFloorAbdullaBinJassimStreetDohaQater

POBox6534Doha,Qatar

+97444205600 +97444205601 www.gac.com claims.qatar@gac.com claims.me@gac.com

ZackariaMathew zackaria.mathew@gac.com

+97455819861

AnilPathirana anil.pathirana@gac.com

+97455805192RavinduRodrigo

ravindu.rodrigo@gac.com

+97455850327

MikkoWieru mikko.wieru@gac.com +97455503104

WebSite

RREUNION ISLAND

PortReunion

G IndoceanicServicesltdTourBelvédère17RueRolandHoareauBP1018697825LePortCedexLEPORT-REUNIONISLAND

+262262433333 +262262438585 +262262420310 www.indoceanic.com indoceanic@wanadoo.fr isles@indoceanic.com

DominiqueJoanThomson dot@indoceanic.com

+262692017777

GerardPhilippe +262692019999

JoseThomson +262692852929

JoelleLauret +262692250895

ROMANIA

Bucharest

G InterservicesS.A.StradaDanielBarcianuNr.4030901Bucharest,Romania

+40213219235

+40213239235

+40213269235

+40213204066

www.mancas.ro

office@mancas.ro

LucianaMancas

+40722230759

GabrielMancas

+40722230758

GabrielCiutu

+40744568028

ManuelaDumitru

+40745605364

Constantza

G InterservicesS.A.Str.Revolutieidin22Decembrie1989No.41BlocSNC,Etaj2,Apt.31900735Constantza,Romania

+40241611644 +40241616543 +40241616507 +40241611644 www.mancas.ro constantza@mancas.ro

AllCorrespondenceShouldBeAddressedToHeadOfficeInBucharest

Capt.SpiridonTimofte

+40744625379

+40241736123

GabrielTudorache

+40744656604

+40241744075

LaurentiuBadila

+40745764629

+40341441539

ROMANIA (continued)

Constantza(continued)

G KalimbassierisMaritimeS.R.L.67,ZorelelorStreet900553Constantza,Romania

+40241693750 +40723313619 +306944541622(viaGreece) +40241693700

constantza@kalimbassieris.com

AntoniosKalmoukis a.kalmoukis@kalimbassieris.com

+40723313620

RUSSIA

Kaliningrad

G PandiServicesEast38OgarevaStreetKaliningrad236010,Russia

+74012916528 +79062135064 +74012916583 www.pandi.de pandi@038.ru

Capt.SergeyBalabanov

+79062379800

DariaKovalenko

+79062135064

Moscow

G CISPandiServicesLtd.9,GodovikovaStreet,Bld.3,Office4.5Moscow,129085,Russia

+74959883411 +74959883411 www.cispandi.com moscow@cispandi.com

AnnaShumeyko

+79114664268

Murmansk

G MurmanskP&IAgencyPortovyProezd31,Office59183024Murmansk,Russia

POBox38N-9915Kirkenes,Norway

+78152400038 +78152400038 murmansk_pandi@com.mels.ru

AlexPopov

+79217240402

VeraTabulina

murmanskpandi@gmail.com

+79113037493

WebSite

RNakhodka

G CISPandIServicesLtd43,PostyshevaSt.,apt.200692918,Nakhodka,Russia

+74236772033

+74236644630

www.cispandi.com

nakhodka@cispandi.com

StellaMin

+79147132033

Mr.OlegOnoprienko

+74232701403

+74232451658

Novorossiysk

G NovorossiyskMarineCompanyLtd.10,KommunisticheskayaStreetNovorossiysk353900KrasnodarRegion,Russia

+78617644777

+78617613162

+78617613356

+78617644777

+78617613356

www.mcnostra.ru

mcnostra@mail.ru

AntonKaplaukhov

+79887626402

AlexanderOvsyannikov

+79887629673

St.Petersburg

G FalconP&ILtd.ProspectVteranov109-1-140St.Petersburg,198261,Russia

P.O.Box133St.Petersburg,198328,Russia

+78127149069

+78123296956

+78127559044

falconpandi@mail.ru

IgorSokolov

+79112171518

IlyaI.Sokolov

+79500096467

S RUSSIA (continued)

Vladivostok

G CISPandiServicesLtd.58PartizanskyProspect,Apt.404Vladivostok690002,Russia

+74232431865 +74232431865 www.cispandi.com

vladivostok@cispandi.com

OlegOnoprienko +74232701403

+74232451658

SergeyPolonskiy +74232735833

+74232462403

G PacificForumLineMatautu-TaiBeachRoadPOBox655Apia,SAMOA

+68520345 +68522343 info@pflsamoa.com

SharleneMcFarland

sharlenems@pflsamoa.com

+6857785053

+68521781

FalaAnamani

falaa@pflsamoa.com

+6857770471

SAUDI ARABIA

Dammam

G GulfAgencyCompanySaudiArabiaP.O.Box335Dammam31411SaudiArabia

A.H.AlgosaibiBuildingoppositeDammamSheratonHotelPrinceMohammadBinFahdStreetDammam

+966138323689 +966138328762 +966138328763 +966138323035 www.gac.com dammam@gac.com claims.me@gac.com

AhsanKhan

ahsan.khan@gac.com

+966505884451

MuneebAjmal

muneeb.ajmal@gac.com

+966548128937

YahyaWasim yahya.wasim@gac.com

+966505849997

WebSite

SG MutualMarineServicesAl

MushtarakaLtd.Al-ZakirBokhariBuildingAlThobaishiPOBOX8972Dammam31492,SaudiArabia

+966138268326 +966138267201 +966138275342

claims.dammam@mushtaraka.com

SyedNizamuddinAhmed nizamuddin@mushtaraka.com

+966505840518

+966138271579

IbrahimAl-Askary ibrahim.alaskary@mushtaraka.com

+966506801565

AliH.Abdullatif ali.alatif@mushtaraka.com

+966504990865

RajuNair raju.nair@mushtaraka.com

+966540544297

Jeddah

G MutualMarineServicesAlMushtarakaP.O.Box126353rdFloorSaudiBusinessCentre-MedinaRoadJeddah,21483,SaudiArabia

+966126522666

+966126521944

claims@mushtaraka.com

MahmoodMattar mahmoodmattar@mushtaraka.com

+966126659603

+966505697553

LarryHeron larry.heron@mushtaraka.com

+966126943464

+966504667728

HassanOmar hassanomar@mushtaraka.com

+966126021804

+966567774277

G GulfAgencyCompanySaudiArabiaAl-GosaibicenteroffAl-AndalusStreetAlHamra-JeddahP.O.Box:2038,Jeddah21451,SaudiArabia

+966126535060

+966126510860 www.gac.com jeddah@gac.com

AltafKhatib altaf.khatib@gac.com

+966599763187

AbdulLatifKhan abdullatif.khan@gacsaudi.com

+966599996171

S SENEGAL

G AfricaP&Ic/oSenegalP&IRueJeanJaures,ImmeubleAichaB.P.48100Dakar,Senegal

+221338429093 +212338429093 senegal@africapandi.com

senegalpandi@gmail.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,

ContactE.T.I.C.,Marseille

BoubacarMane b.mane@senegalpandi.com +221776301249

G BUDDSenegalBP230484RueMageXParchappe,3rdFloorDakar,Senegal

+221338213722 +221338213911 www.budd-pni.com budd.senegal@budd-pni.com general.marseille@budd-pni.com

MsElisabethNdiaye elisabeth.ndiaye@budd-pni.com +221776374195 +221338482642

MrSambaCorFall samba.fall@budd-pni.com +221776365558

G TCIAfricaDakar5,AvenueGeorgesPompidouB.P.2540Dakar,Senegal

+221338491399 +221338235019 tci-dakar@tci-africa.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactTheManagers'Agents,Eltvedt&O'SullivaninMarseilleAfterHourContact:+33625730808

N'GagneFaye

+221773327215

SEYCHELLES

G Hunt,Deltel&Co.Ltd.TrinityHouse,AlbertStreetPOBox14,VictoriaMahe,RepublicOfSeychelles

+2484380300 +2484225367 www.huntdeltel.com hundel@seychelles.net

J.P.R.Grandcourt percy.grandcourt@huntdeltel.com

+2482515000

+2484241037

C.E.Houareau christophe.houareau@huntdeltel.com

+2482513475

+2482421421

WebSite

sG Indoceanic

MareAnglaiseMahe,Seychelles

+2484247337

+2482515337

+2484247839

indoceanic@wanadoo.fr

isles@indoceanic.com

CaptPierreGrandcourt

pierrejg@seychelles.net

+2482500781

DominiqueThomson

+262692017777

JoseThomson

+262692852929

SIERRA LEONE

Freetown

G AfricaP&I23HoweStreetFreetown,SierraLeone

+23276991299

+33671454165

+23222226892

sierraleone@africapandi.com

MohamedSesay

arposlltd@yahoo.com

+23276615675

+23233615675

G BUDDSierraLeone122EBaiBurehRoadFreetown,SierraLeone

+23233324390

www.budd-pni.com

budd.sierra-leone@budd-pni.com

MrFodéMarioCamara

+224657253737

+224628255834

MrSheikhAhmedBangura

sheikh-ahmed.bangura@budd-pni.com

seatally@yahoo.com

+23277324490

+23233324490

SINGAPORE

Singapore

G SeaborneAgenciesPte.Ltd.46EastCoastRoad#07-02EastGateSingapore428766

+6563372122

+6563396988

+6563363576

seaborne@singnet.com.sg

Capt.Shanmugam

+6596930931

+6564744407

H.K.Han

+6562891818

+6596711577

RichardKong

+6562807879

+6596941181

L Rajah&TannSingaporeLLP9BatteryRoad#25-01StraitsTradingBuildingSingapore049910

+6565353600

+6596902253

+6562257978

www.rajahtannasia.com

JainilBhandari

jainil.bhandari@rajahtann.com

+6596817040

+6562320601

KendallTan

kendall.tan@rajahtann.com

+6598711231

+6562320634

LeongKahWah

kah.wah.leong@rajahtann.com

+6581390382

+6562320504

WinstonKwek

winston.kwek@rajatann.com

+6596156788

+6562320513

L JosephTanJudeBennyLLPNo.6ShentonWay,#23-08DBSBuildingTowerTwoSingapore068809

+6562209388

+6562257827

www.jtjb.com

DatoJudeP.Benny judebenny@jtjb.com

+6598155696

+6563820829

DannyChua

dannychua@jtjb.com

+6597593856

+6565456166

JohnSze

johnsze@jtjb.com

+6590628575

+6567777421

WebSite

sSLOVENIA

G Samer&Co.ShippingLtd.Vojkovonabrezje32SI-6000KoperSlovenia

+38659935660

www.samer.com

samer.koper@samer.com

MatejaPraselj

+38640305131

+38630277338

AndrejaMeznar

+38651648377

G IBC&Co.Ltd.FerrarskaUlica10S-I6000Koper,Slovenia

+38656314702

+38656314703

www.IBC-co.eu

info@IBC-co.eu

AlesSotlar ales.sotlar@IBC-co.eu

+38641418854

+38656527132

JakaSotlar

jaka.sotlar@IBC-co.eu

+38670425245

EgonMihacic

egon.mihacic@IBC-co.eu

+38641643926

+38656418642

SOMALIA

Mogadishu

G OmerAliDualeh&Co.POBox126Mogadishu,Somalia

+2521215635

+2522572036

omaarco2@yahoo.com

+2522572041

OmerA.Dualeh

+25224427016

AbdulkadirO.Ali

+25224471058

S SOUTH AFRICA

CapeTown

G P&IAssociates(Pty)Ltd.Unit1BForegateSquare,1HeerengrachtStreetTableBayBoulevardCapeTown,8001,SouthAfrica

POBox1270CapeTown,SouthAfrica

+27214254924 +27832503398 +27214211423

www.pandi.co.za

pict@pandi.co.za

GarthHansen

+27832833493

NeilChetty

+27832503381

L Shepstone&Wylie18thFloor,2LongStreetCapeTown8001,SouthAfrica

POBox7452Roggebaai8012CapeTown8001,SouthAfrica

+27214196495 +27214181974 www.wylie.co.za info@wylie.co.za

JohanSwart

swart@wylie.co.za

+27823333555

+27219764268

EdmundGreiner

greiner@wylie.co.za

+27823333359

+27216832753

AnnekeViljoen

aviljoen@wylie.co.za

+27829240500

Durban

G P&IAssociates(Pty)Ltd.29thfloorDurbanBayHouse,333AntonLembeStreet(SmithStreet)Durban4001

POBox3814Durban4001,SouthAfrica

+27313011102

+27832503398

+27313011290

www.pandi.co.za

pidurban@pandi.co.za

MichaelHeads

+27834534899

+27312072394

JasonHossack

+27833031549

ByronElkington

+27837038113

VishalPragraj

+27834415685

WebSite

SL Shepstone&Wylie24RichefondCircle,RidgesideOfficeParkUmhlangaRocks4319Durban,SouthAfrica

+27315757000

+27315757100

www.wylie.co.za

pandilaw@wylie.co.za

ShaneDwyer dwyer@wylie.co.za +27824437653

+27315757308

KrishReddy reddy@wylie.co.za

+27824437654

+27315757305

QuintusVanDerMerwe qvdm@wylie.co.za

+270824665062

+27315757306

PrePrinsloo prinsloo@wylie.co.za

+27824538819

+27315757304

EastLondon

G DrakeFlemmer&Orsmond(EL)Inc.TewkesburyHouse22StJamesRoadSouthernwoodEastLondon5201SouthAfrica

P.O.Box44EastLondon5200SouthAfrica

+27437224210 +27866218522 +27437221555

www.attorneys.co.za/drakefo

RichardK.Jardine richard@drakefo.co.za

+27824960485

+27437307350

IgorLedzinski igor@drakefo.co.za

+27744045742

+27437224210

PortElizabeth

L BowmanGilfillanInc.46RooseveltRoadGlendinningvalePortElizabeth6001,SouthAfrica

+27413733640 +27214807800 +27214807920 +27413732296 +27414803281

www.bowman.co.za

CraigCunningham c.cunningham@bowman.co.za

+27828066001

+27214807801

JeremyPrain j.prain@bowman.co.za +27725967658 +27214807811

ChrisBaker cbcba@intekom.co.za +27826552649 +27413733640

JoelleDownes j.downes@bowman.co.za +27795119601 +27214807806

SOUTH AFRICA (continued)

RichardsBay

G P&IAssociates(Pty)Ltd.Suite3,ChisholmPark1/6NorthmoorRoadRichardsBay3900,SouthAfrica

POBox1478RichardsBay3900,SouthAfrica

+27357979040 +27357979041 +27357979042

www.pandi.co.za

pirbay@pandi.co.za

RoyCarby-Thompson

+27834487787

SaldanhaBay

G P&IAssociates(Pty)Ltd.98HarpuisbosSt.POBox596LangebaanWesternCape7357,SouthAfrica

+27227722707 +27832503398 +27227722706

www.pandi.co.za

saldanha@pandi.co.za

GarthHansen

+27832833493

Algeciras(seeCadiz,Spain)

Aviles(seeGijon,Spain)

Barcelona

G HispaniaP&ICorrespondentsC/Jonqueres,18,8B08003Barcelona,Spain

+34932681853

+34932689978

www.pandihispania.com

barcelona@pandihispania.com

RosanaVelasco

rosana.velasco@pandihispania.com

+34670458642

JamesMcKinnell

james.mckinnell@pandihispania.com

+34670458646

AnaEscanilla

ana.escanilla@pandihispania.com

+34637217151

AraceliPayo

+34647187587

WebSite

SG MedPandi

c/Diputació,279–1º-7ª08007Barcelona

+34937061233 +34961118478 medpandi@medpandi.com

Emergency#+34637300179

CristinaMartínezRibas cristina@medpandi.com

+34626197491

Capt.AgustíMartin +34673019013

Bilbao

G SucesorDeJ.InnesS.L.U.BarroetaAldamar348001Bilbao,Spain

+34944230161 +34944237648 +34944235263 www.sucesorinnes.com agency@sucesorinnes.com

AlbertoEguia +34629442575

IñigoBalzategui +34648032034

G G&JMacphersonS.L.FerminSalvochea,411004Cadiz,Spain

+34956808023 +34956212656 www.macphersonmarinesurveyors.com info@macphersoncadiz.com

J.Macpherson jmacpherson@macphersoncadiz.com +34659750184 +34956873508

UrsulaMoney ursulam@macphersoncadiz.com

G TabladaP&IServices,S.L.Avda.deSevilla,45UrbanizaciónSanAlberto,29-A11520Rota(Cádiz)

+35954241212 +34607209997 +34954241213 www.tabladaservices.com

tabladaservices@futurnet.es

JuliaSoriano +34687344292

MiguelAngelGarcía +34666403384

G C.VelascoSLCi.AlvarezGaraya13,1-d33206Gijon,Spain

+34985354643 +34985355310 general@casimirovelasco.com

CasimiroGonzalezAyesta

+34600593834

SPAIN (continued)

Huelva

G TabladaP&IServicesS.L.UrbanizacionBellavistac/Zurbarann821110AljaraqueHuelva,Spain

+34954241212 +34954241213 www.tabladaservices.com

JeronimoSoriano

jsoriano@futurnet.es

+34607209997

JuliaSoriano

+34687344292

MaiteGomez

+34666403383

G G&JMacphersonS.L.FerminSalvochea,411004Cadiz,Spain

+34956808023 +34956212656

J.Macpherson

jmacpherson@macphersoncadiz.com

+34659750184

+34956873508

Madrid

G GrupoComismarPintorJuanGris428020Madrid,Spain

+34915561900 +34915567138 www.comismar.es sap@comismar.es

FelipeDíazPintos

fdiaz@comismar.es

+34690060536

L FernandoScornikGersteinAvda.AlbertoAlcocer,7-8dcha28036Madrid,Spain

+34913507262 +34913507306 www.scornik-gerstein.com madrid@scornik-gerstein.com

SaturiaOrtegaFelix

laspalmas@scornik-gerstein.com

WebSite

SMalaga

G ThomasWilsonS.L.PlazaPoetaAlfonsoCanales,429001Malaga,Spain

+34952212195

+34952214272

+34952210158

admin@thwilson.com

ThomasM.R.Tuite

+34670624193

M.J.Rico

+34661250163

SevilleG TabladaP&IServicesS.L.

Avda.ReinaMercedes,19C41012Seville,Spain

+34954241212

+34954241213

www.tabladaservices.com

JeronimoSoriano jsoriano@futurnet.es

+34607209997

JuliaSoriano

+34687344292

MaiteGomez

+34666403383

G MacphersonMarineSurveyorsCarreteradelCoperoS/N,PuntadelVerde41012Sevilla,Spain

+34954240619 +34659750184 +34954240467 www.macphersonmarinesurveyors.com sevilla@macphersoncadiz.com

Capt.ManuelOjeda

+34629564905

AlfonsoOjeda

+34627836978

Valencia

G MedPandiEdificioSuertesdelMar–Off.112c/MendezNuñez,40withc/Boters,2146024Valencia

+34964286569

+34961118478

medpandi@medpandi.com

JoanGiner

giner@medpandi.com

+34637300179

+34961118478

PeterJohn

peter@medpandi.com

+34673078772

SPAIN (continued)

Valencia(continued)

G HispaniaP&ICorrespondentsC/J.J.Domine,4Pta.5,Despacho346011Valencia,Spain

+34960700528

+34661273787

+34932689978

valencia@pandihispania.com

AraceliPayo

+34647187587

JamesMcKinnell

+34670458646

RosanaVelasco

+34670458642

G HispaniaP&ICorrespondentsC/Elduayen4,Bajos36202Vigo,Spain

+34607162841

+34986433446

www.pandihispania.com

galicia@pandihispania.com

AngelTáboas

+34607162841

JamesMcKinnell

+34670458646

SRI LANKA

Colombo

G GACShippingLimited284,VauxhallStreetColombo2,SriLanka

POBox1116Colombo,SriLanka

+94114797979

+94112332372

+94114797910

www.gac.com/srilanka

pandi.srilanka@gac.com

WalterRodrigo

walter.rodrigo@gac.com

+94777718001

+94112706906

GranvilleFernando

granville.fernando@gac.com

+94777776538

+94112239334

PradeepSoyza

pradeep.soyza@gac.com

+94777557100

+94112957715

DebbieJones

debbie.jones@gac.com

+94777689550

WebSite

SSUDAN

PortSudan

G MutualMarineServices&TransportAl-MushtarakaLtd.OrientalBuildingBlockNo.14,EngineeringFacultyRoad,NorthofShekanInsuranceBuilding,FirstFloor

POBox1022PortSudan,Sudan

+249311827656

+249311827660

claims.sudan@mushtaraka.com

InCaseOfEmergency,ContactJeddahOffice–Capt.L.HeronAt+96626528768orMobile+966504667728

A.H.Ahmed

amir.hassan@mushtaraka.com

+249912518463

OsmanAbdelAzimBadawi

osman.badawi@mushtaraka.com

+249912334920

SURINAME

Paramaribo

G IndependentMaritimeBureau(Suriname)N.V.Dominestraat34POBox2924Paramaribo,Suriname

+597473512

+597472473

HugoG.Bromet

hbromet@sr.net

hugo@hbrometshipping.sr

+597427228

+5978806518

SWEDEN

Gothenburg

G TheSwedishClub/SverigesAngfartygsAssuransForeningSE-40122Gothenburg,Sweden

+4631638400

+4631151328

+4631156711

www.swedishclub.com

Stockholm(seeGothenburg,Sweden)

Lattakia

L John&NagibHabeishyLawFirmOnjiBuilding,8AzarStreetPOBox132Lattakia,Syria

+96341461333

+963412470080

+96341461332

www.habeishylawfirm.com

info@habeishylawfirm.net

JohnHabeishy

+963933412555

+96341472666

NagibHabeishy +963944656644

+96341475767

HalaHabeishy +963944674644

+96341465361

NadineHabeishy +963944565046

+96341474843

Tartous

G EliasMarineConsultantsLtd.Yehia&ShaarBuilding–3rdFloorAlThawraStreetTartous,Syria

P.O.Box181Tartous,Syria

+96343217134

+96343217135

emco.sy@eliasmarine.com

AnneNaddour a.naddour@eliasmarine.com

+963933697550

RiadKaram r.karam@eliasmarine.com

+963933222537

+35799670226

+35725753536

TAHITI

Papeete

G AgenceMaritimeDeFareUteBP910098715–Papeete–TahitiFrenchPolynesia

+689425561

+689428608

BudGilroy

bgilroy@amfu.pf

+689796605

WebSite

tTAIWAN

Kaohsiung

G TaiwanMaritimeServicesLimited4F,533,ChungShan2ndRoadKaohsiung801,Taiwan

+88672823511

+88672413326

cmskao@ms3.hinet.net

P.S.Li

burdon.li@surveycms.com.tw

+886930094980

+88673928974

M.Y.Tsai

+886930094697

+88678215205

Keelung

G TaiwanMaritimeServicesLimited6F2,No.3,Hsiao4RoadKeelung200,Taiwan

+886224223265

+886224287965

cmskee@ms15.hinet.net

Capt.I.L.Lee

james.lee@surveycms.com.tw

+886930094675

+886223964326

AnnieChen

annie.chen@surveycms.com.tw

+886955010641

+88633232653

Taichung

G TaiwanMaritimeServicesLimited3F,281,DaZhiRoad,Sec.2,WuqiDistrictTaichungCity,Taiwan,43542

+886426564002

+886426564069

cmstch@ms4.hinet.net

Capt.M.C.Huang

phu.huang@surveycms.com.tw

+886930094692

+886422857091

J.C.Chi

kennith.chi@surveycms.com.tw

+886918865386

+886423585970

TAIWAN (continued)

Taipei

G TaiwanMaritimeServicesLimited8thFloor,No.36-9FuHsingSouthRoadSection1Taipei10492,Taiwan(104)

+886227412968

+886227401098

tmspis@ms1.hinet.net

WilliamChang

william.chang@panditms.com.tw

+886912655664

+886222571457

JosephineLiu

jfliu@seed.net.tw

+886932206259

+886228954063

JohnChou

john.chou@panditms.com.tw

+886930094993

+886287879241

NinaHsu

+886960071248

+886229015471

TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF

Dar-Es-Salaam

G RobmarineP&IServicesLtd.POBox9020291A,MagoreStreetUpangaDar-Es-Salaam,UnitedRepublicofTanzania

+255222152112

+255222151182 +255222150446 www.robmarine.com

alan@robmarine.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactUKOffice–MichaelRobertsonEmail:michael@robmarine.comTel:+441444876940or+447785734633

AlanSutton

alan@robmarine.com

+255754304776

MartinMshanga

martin@robmarine.com

+255754304783

EmmanuelThomas

emmanuel@robmarine.com

+255754317932

JosephMgaya

joseph@robmarine.com

+255754279638

WebSite

TTHAILAND

Bangkok

G ThaiP&IServicesInternationalLtd.29VanissaBuilding,8thFloor,SoiChidlom,Ploenchit,Pathumwan,Bangkok,Thailand10330

+6622557227/9(3lines)

+6626555291

www.tpni.co.th

tpni@tpni.co.th

ChanidaSripen

chanida@tpni.co.th

+66818684348

+6627637674

PanthipPholkaew

panthip@tpni.co.th

+66819251540

+6623865141

Capt.RavinderP.S.Ghai

ravinder@tpni.co.th

+66914491878

G TransportAndClaimConsultantsCo.,Ltd.175-177BangkokUnionInsuranceBuilding4thFloor,Unit2,SurawongseRoadSuriyawongse,BangrakBangkok10500,Thailand

+6626348806/9(4lines)

+6626348805

tccwk@loxinfo.co.th

K.Wichien

+66816374447

S.Vivit

+66818443610

L.Maiyasit

+66818081814

G WallemShipping(Thailand)Ltd.Unit1804,18/F,VorawatBuilding,849SilomRoad,BangrakBangkok10500,Thailand

+6622377830/31

+6622361999

walbkk@wallem.co.th

JaveeFongwattanagoon

javee@wallem.co.th

+66819264450

DicksonChin

dc@wallem.co.th

+6622374182

J.Montri

jmontri@wallem.co.th

+66802299923

T TOGO

G AfricaP&ITogoAblogameN1,ZonePortuaireBP9114,LomePortTogo

+22822719455

africapanditogo@cafe.tg

africapanditogo@yahoo.fr

togo@africapandi.com

InCaseOfCommunicationDifficulties,ContactE.T.I.C.,Marseille

EmmanuelNadjo

+22890364415

KoudjofereyKoumeyi

+22890034041

G BUDDc/oGroupeGATOBP61088BELome,Togo

+22822279457

+22822216783

+22822279462

www.budd-pni.com

budd.togo@budd-pni.com

A.K.Gato prosper.gato@budd-pni.com

+22890041110

+22822216783

PaulineAtitso pauline.atitso@budd-pni.com

+22890094975

Nukualofa

G DatelineTransamShippingDatelineHouseUnit1By-passRoad,Maufanga,Nuku’alofa,TONGA

+67624470

+67623993

shipping@dateline.to

shipping@kalianet.to

RossChapman

+67624279

FineTohi fine.tohi@dateline.to

+6768785786

+67628012

WebSite

TTRINIDAD, WEST INDIES

PortOfSpain

G GulfShippingLtd.LloydVoisinBuilding12CharlesStreetPortOfSpain,Trinidad,WI

POBox8PortOfSpain,Trinidad,WI

+18686234121

+18686234124

www.gulfshippingltd.com

gulfship@tstt.net.tt

TessaDeSouza

tdesouza@gulfshippingltd.com

+18686336735

+18686202917

SonjaVoisin-Tom

+18686323512

+18686204301

StephanMohammed +18686782875

TUNISIA

Bizerte

G TIPIC(TunisianInternationalP&ICorrespondent)Rue8Janvier19384Galeriedesarts3emeétageBN9Bizerte7018,Tunisia

+21672439506

+21698346743

+21672435876

www.tipic.com.tn

pdg@tipic.com.tn

MakramMejri

makram.mejri@tipic.com.tn

+21698346743

+21672535151

Capt.K.Chalghaf

+21698321572

+21670726020

G TIPIC(TunisianInternationalP&ICorrespondent)GabesCenterBP49Gabes6000,Tunisia

+21675270115

+21675270470

+21698337491

+21675270504

tipic.sfax@planet.tn

pdg@tipic.com.tn

JalelMessaoud

+21698337491

+21674200745

Capt.K.Chalghaf

+21698321572

+21670726020

T TUNISIA (continued)

G TIPIC(TunisianInternationalP&ICorrespondent)ImmeubleMarhabaCentreIntersectionRueTaharSfarEtAboulkacemChebbiBP4703000SFax,Tunisia

+21674298734

+21698337491 +21674221400 tipic.sfax@planet.tn pdg@tipic.com.tn

JalelMessaoud

+21698337491

Capt.K.Chalghaf

+21698321572

+21670726020

Skhira(seeSfax,Tunisia)

Sousse

G TIPIC(TunisianInternationalP&ICorrespondent)5AvenueHabibBourguibaImmeubleGhenimaAptB252ndFloorP.O.Box1094002Sousse,Tunisia

+21673213620

+21673213740

+21673219022

pandi.sousse@plant.tn

pdg@tipic.com.tn

A.Ghachem +21698542307

Capt.K.Chalghaf +21698321572

+21670726020

G TIPIC(TunisianInternationalP&ICorrespondent)ImmeubleLuxorIi–(2EmeEtage)Rue8300Montplaisir,POBox51002Tunis,Tunisia

+21671950641

+21698321572

+21671950650

www.tipic.com.tn

pdg@tipic.com.tn

MehdiDahen mehdi.dahen@tipic.com.tn

+21698675717

+21671494997

Capt.KamelChalghaf kamel.chalghaf@planet.tn

+21698321572

+21670726020

KhaledGmati +21698346749

WebSite

TG BUDDTunisie

ResidenceSendebedII–BlocA4RueMedhatPacha1001Tunis,Tunisie

+21671353774

+21671253704

+21626303791

+21670605975

+21671351331

www.budd-pni.com

budd.tunisie@budd-pni.com

EliasMami elias.mami@budd-pni.com

+21698303791

HediaBenAlaoui hedia.ben-alaoui@budd-pni.com

+21698200242

+21626303791

Zarzis(seeSfax,Tunisia)

TURKEY

Iskenderun

G OmurMarineLtd.SavasMah.AtaturkBulvarı,UnsalHan,no:10Kat:4D:1,Iskenderun,Turkey

+903266177635

+903266139737

SendAllCorrespondenceToIstanbul(Head)Officeomurmarineltd@omurmarineltd.com

KadirDogan

k.dogan@omurmarineltd.com

+905323119163

G VitsanMumessillikVeMusavirlikA.S.Bahcelievler,AtaturkBulvariBurakApt.No.20Kat2Iskenderun,Turkey31200

+903266140731 +903266179439 www.vitsan.com.tr iskenderun@vitsan.com.tr

CevdetGunalTuzun

+905322559603

+903243592165

MehmetSen

+905422560408

+903266154472

G MetropoleMaritime&TradingLtd.Co.MustafaKemalMah575/3SK.ILGI3APT.NO:3K:4D:9Iskenderun,Turkey

+903266190244 +903266190244

iskenderun@metropole.com.tr

SendallcorrespondencetoMetropoleHeadOffice(Istanbul)

Capt.GokhanHepbostanci

+905324345329

T TURKEY (continued)

Istanbul

G OmurMarineLtd.(HeadOffice)KosuyoluMahallesi,MahmutYesariSok.No:45,34718Istanbul,Turkey

+902163269949

+902163267900

+902163267838

www.omurmarineltd.com

omurmarineltd@omurmarineltd.com

EmergencyWeekendLine:+905382721273

AhmetCanBozkurt

a.canbozkurt@omurmarineltd.com

+905322858994

NesrinYigenoglu

n.yigenoglu@omurmarineltd.com

+905339342328

CagdasKircali

c.kircali@omurmarineltd.com

+905304694598

G VitsanMumessillikVeMusavirlikA.S.BilezikSokakNo.434427FindikliIstanbul,Turkey

+902122520600(8lines)

+902122494434

+902122454511

www.vitsan.com.tr

vitsan@vitsan.com.tr

SelimBilgisin

selim@vitsan.com.tr

+905322111248

+902122399652

HarunKuzgun

harun@vitsan.com.tr

+905322111279

+902122255025

NamikAkyondem

namik@vitsan.com.tr

+905333176445

+902123475273

FerruhSerbest

ferruh@vitsan.com.tr

+905322841879

+902125730495

WebSite

TG MetropoleMaritime&

TradingLtd.Co.KosuyoluMah.AliNazimaSok.No:49KadikoyIstanbul,Turkey

+902163250765

+902163271623

www.metropole.com.tr

metropole@metropole.com.tr

Capt.FevziUzun f.uzun@metropole.com.tr +905322351747 +902164673520

Capt.CemErtok c.ertok@metropole.com.tr +905335126919

G KalimbassierisMaritimeA.S.(Istanbul)FevziCakmakCaddesiDoganSokakNo.3Kat.3Daire.5Gulsuyu,Maltepe34848Istanbul,Turkey

+902164575600

+902164575601

Istanbul@kalimbassieris.com

24HourEmergencyMobile:

+9306944541622(viaGreece)

CengizIseri c.iseri@kalimbassieris.com +905305103561

CankutKucukturk c.kucukturk@kalimbassieris.com +905308270172

IbrahimDogan i.dogan@kalimbassieris.com +905305113983

NeseOrnek n.ornek@kalimbassieris.com +905308270173

L Yamaner&YamanerCumhuriyetCaddesiGeziApartmentNo:9Kat:5D:9-10Taksim34437Istanbul,Turkey

+902122381065 +902122380810 www.yamaner.av.tr

info@yamaner.av.tr

emekozturk@yamaner.av.tr

NilgunYamaner

+905322158867

AhmetBerker

+905322751444

L UlgenerLawOfficeDenizcilerIsMerkezi,ABlokFahrettinKerimGokayCdAltunizade,81190Istanbul,Turkey

+902164741555 +902164741516 www.ulgener.com

info@ulgener.com

Dr.M.FehmiUlgener fehmi@ulgener.com

+905322111924

AtiyeI.Pehlivan atiye@ulgener.com

+905323166442

MetinUgurAytekin metin@ulgener.com

+905327925719

SenolKalfa,LLM senol@ulgener.com

+905326722643

TTURKEY (continued)

G OmurMarineLtd.1740-1Sok.No:14D:5,Izmir,Turkey

+902324633169

+902323681781

+902324632047

omurmarineltd@omurmarineltd.com

SendAllCorrespondencetoIstanbul(Head)officeorEmergencynumber:+905382721273

HalukOzorten

h.ozorten@omurmarineltd.com

+905326138537

G VitsanMumessillikVeMusavirlikA.S.SehitFethiBeyCaddesi1328SokakBorsaIsMerkeziNo.1Kat:635210Izmir,Turkey

+902324831810

+902324411939

+902324840314

www.vitsan.com.tr

izmir@vitsan.com.tr

MehmetTumer

+905322823270

+902323627465

G MetropoleMaritime&TradingLtd.Co.1420/3SokakNo.18/535250Alsancak-Izmir,Turkey

+902324651566 +902324651537 +902324651554 www.metropole.com.tr izmir@metropole.com.tr

SendAllCorrespondenceToMetropoleHeadOffice(Istanbul)

Capt.SerdarTukel

+905335126918

G KalimbassierisMaritimeLtd.(Izmir)YenikaleMah.SütçülerCad.No:15/19EmekApt.Narlidere/Izmir,Turkey

+902322380049 +902322380049 izmir@kalimbassieris.com

24HourEmergencyMobile:+905305103563

KeremTurkmen

k.turkmen@kalimbassieris.com

+905308270171

WebSite

UMersin

G MetropoleMaritime&TradingLtd.Co.Ataturkcad.AdilKanunIsHaniK:6No:2133060Mersin,Turkey

+903242375604 +903242375621 www.metropole.com.tr mersin@metropole.com.tr

SendAllCorrespondenceToMetropoleHeadOffice(Istanbul)

Capt.MeteAcikbas

+905335576081

+903243581416

UKRAINE

Mariupol

G AzovlloydPandiServicesLtd.AdmiralaLuninaAve,Building18Office3;87510Maripupol,Ukraine

+380629413025

+380629527004

+380629527009

www.pandi.com.ua

aps@pandi.com.ua

AlexanderNikityuk

nikityuk@pandi.com.ua

+380676211006

DmitriyFilatov

+380676252516

G C.I.S.PandiServices1ChernomorskayaStr.,Apt.2187517Mariupol,Ukraine

+380629413364

www.cispandi.com

mariupol@cispandi.com

Capt.SergeyKhadzhiyskiy

+380503286453

GennadiyMarkov

+380503166536

Nikolayev

G DiasMarineConsultingPC49/1GeneralaKarpenkoStreetNikolayev,Ukraine54038

+380512348255

company@dias-co.com

VladislavSandul

+380675101112

U UKRAINE (continued)

Odessa

G DiasMarineConsultingPC1/20,Marazlievskayastreet,businesscentre“Shevchenkovskiy”office305Odessa65014,Ukraine

+380482377696

+380482346124

+380482373873

www.dias-co.com

company@dias-co.com

IgorCherezov

cherezov@dias-co.com

+380674803434

+380487400042

DmitriyGololobov

gololobov@dias-co.com

+380674804899

+380482370198

ElenaTrofanyuk

trofanyuk@dias-co.com

+380674838231

+380482373419

G LegatCo.Ltd.11,LjvovskayaStr.65016Odessa16,Ukraine

+380482471550

+380482447134

+380487844025

+380482374024

www.legat.odessa.ua

legat@odessa.net

legat-odessa@ukr.net

VladimirKrivoy

+380503367811

+380487232381

YuryKotliar

+380503364944

SergeyKrivoy

+380503954667

AlexKotliar

+380503160185

+380482686464

WebSite

UUNITED ARAB EMIRATES

AbuDhabi

G NationalShippingGulfAgencyCo.(AbuDhabi)Ltd.Plot211,FreeportAreaMinaZayed,POBox377AbuDhabi,UnitedArabEmirates

+97126730500

+97126731328

www.gac.com

claims.abudhabi@gac.com

claims.me@gac.com

JosephJerry joseph.jerry@gac.com

+971566168021

Capt.PerJohannisson per.johannisson@gac.com

+971506688169

RonnieKnowles ronnie.knowles@gac.com

+971506241802

G GulfAgencyCompany(Dubai)LLCJebelAliFreeZonePOBox17041,JebelAliDubai,UnitedArabEmirates

+97148818090 +97148818687 www.gac.com claims.dubai@gac.com claims.me@gac.com

GeorgeMathews george.mathews@gac.com

+971504542918

GeorgijZabrovskij georgij.zabrovskij@gac.com

+971566812981

SatyajithWarrier satyajith.warrier@gac.com

+971506253944

G InchcapeShippingServicesOudMethaRoadPOBox33166OudMethaDubai,UnitedArabEmirates

+97143038591

+97143038584 +97143346976 www.iss-shipping.com claims.dxb@iss-shipping.com

Capt.PeterValles peter.valles@iss-shipping.com

+971506453894 +97143038590

Mrs.ShrutiPotdar shruti.potdar@iss-shipping.com +971504518537

MuzafferHussain muzaffer.hussain@iss-shipping.com

+971504554846 +97143038584

U UNITED KINGDOM

G ShipownersClaimsBureau(UK)Ltd.NewLondonHouse–1stFloor6LondonStreetLondonEC3R7LPEnglandUnitedKingdom

+442077091390 +442077091350

+442077091399

www.american-club.com

SeedetailssetoutintheBoardofDirectorsandManagementsectionatthefrontofthebookforafter-hourinformation

Belfast

G JohnBurke&Co.Ltd.45DufferinRoadMilewaterBasinBelfastBT39AANorthernIrelandUnitedKingdom

+442890357560 +442890747767 www.burkeshipping.com shipping@burkeshipping.com

SeanMcCready smccready@burkeshipping.com +4407831305846 +442890755881

BarryCarroll bcarroll@burkeshipping.com +4407854367277 +447739097930

Edinburgh

L Beveridge&KellasW.S.52LeithWalk,LeithEdinburgh,EH65HWScotlandUnitedKingdom

+441315546321

+441315535319

mail@beveridgekellas.com

GraemeL.Duncan

+441313462329

+4407881506858

LynnHarrison

+4407919364020

+441315534259

Glasgow

L Maclay,Murray&Spens151St.VincentStreetGlasgow,G25NJScotlandUnitedKingdom

+441412485011

+441412485819

+441412212968

TimEdward tim.edward@mms.co.uk

+4407901510032

MalcolmGunnyeon malcolm.gunnyeon@mms.co.uk

+441224356140

+4407890197334

WebSite

ULondon

G ShipownersClaimsBureau(UK)Ltd.NewLondonHouse–1stFloor6LondonStreetLondonEC3R7LPEnglandUnitedKingdom

+442077091390

+442077091350

+442077091399

UNITED STATES

G ShipownersClaimsBureau,Inc.(ManagersOfTheAmericanClub)OneBatteryParkPlaza–31stFloorNewYork,NewYork10004

+12128474500

+12128474599

+12128474598

info@american-club.com

Anchorage,Alaska

L Keesal,Young&Logan1029W.ThirdAvenue,6thFloorAnchorage,Alaska99501-1954

+19072799696

+19072794239

www.kyl.com

BertRay

bert.ray@kyl.com

+19072722543

+19072294217

DougDavis

doug.davis@kyl.com

+19073463579

+19072294218

U UNITED STATES (continued)

Baltimore,Maryland

L Ober,Kaler,Grimes&Shriver,P.C.100LightStreetBaltimore,Maryland21202-1643

+14106851120

+14105470699

www.ober.com

admiralty@ober.com

M.HamiltonWhitman,Jr.

+14103700680

+14102437334

GeoffreyS.Tobias

+14102155203

+14103370322

L Niles,Barton&Wilmer,LLP111SouthCalvertStreet–Suite1400Baltimore,Maryland21202-6185

+14107836300

+14107836363

+14107836410

www.niles-law.com

RobertP.O'Brien

rpobrien@nilesbarton.com

+14103776340

OwenJ.Curley

ojcurley@nilesbarton.com

+14432578939

Beaumont,Texas

L Benckenstein&Oxford,LLP3rdFloor,3535CalderAvenueBeaumont,Texas77706

3535CalderAve.,Suite300Beaumont,Texas77706

+18003249182

+14098339182

+14098338819

www.benoxford.com

AlanG.Sampson

asampson@benoxford.com

+14097810604

+14098613591

HubertOxford,III

hubertoxford@benoxford.com

+14097901987

+14098929734

JoshHeinz

jheinz@benoxford.com

+14094542053

WebSite

UL Wells,Peyton,Greenberg&

Hunt,LLP550FanninPetroleumBuilding–6thFloorPOBox3708Beaumont,Texas77704-3708

+14098382644

+14098384713

www.wellspeyton.com

wellspeyton@wellspeyton.com

BrucePartain

bpartain@wellspeyton.com

+14098994204

LouisBeard

+14098928488

BoydWells

bwells@wellspeyton.com

+14098982525

L Stevens,Baldo,Freeman&Lighty,LLP550Fannin–Suite700Beaumont,Texas77701

+14098355200

+14098355201

www.sbf-law.com

DavidJames

djames@sbf-law.com

+14096587204

MarkFreeman

freeman@sbf-law.com

+14096569747

+14098350690

Boston,Massachusetts

L Sally&Fitch,LLPOneBeaconStreet-16thFloorBoston,Massachusetts02108

+16175425542

+16175421542

www.sally-fitch.com

JamesB.Re

jbr@sally-fitch.com

+16175199775

+16177232150

StephenC.Reilly

scr@sally-fitch.com

+19785051788

+17818628253

Brownsville,Texas

L Royston,Rayzor,Vickery&Williams,LLP55CoveCirclePOBox3509Brownsville,Texas78523-3509

+19565424377

+19565424370

www.roystonlaw.com

KeithN.Uhles keith.uhles@roystonlaw.com

+19568316667

+19564555836

JamesH.Hunter,Jr. jim.hunter@roystonlaw.com

+19563503416

+19564955100

JavierGonzalez javier.gonzalez@roystonlaw.com

+19565410114

CapeCanaveral(seeMelbourne,Florida,UnitedStates)

CapeCod

G FarrellMcAleer&SmithLLP2355MainStreetP.O.Box186SChatham,MA02659

+15084322121

+19786660383

www.admiraltylawoffice.com

DavidJ.Farrell,Jr. dfarrell@admiraltylawoffice.com

+15082372402

PatrickO.McAleer pmcaleer@admiraltylawoffice.com

+16178990086

DavidS.Smith dsmith@admiraltylawoffice.com

+19783172546

Charleston,SouthCarolina

L WombleCarlyleSandridge&Rice,LLP5ExchangeStreetPOBox999Charleston,SouthCarolina29402

+18437223400 +18437237398 www.wcsr.com

admiralty@wcsr.com

SeanD.Houseal

shouseal@wcsr.com

+18434376620

RyanD.Gilsenan rgilsenan@wcsr.com +18438478003

GordonD.Schreck gschreck@wcsr.com +18439068523

WebSite

UChicago,Illinois

L Swanson,Martin&Bell,LLP330NorthWabashAvenueSuite3300Chicago,Illinois60611

+13123219100

+13122228549

+13123210990

www.smbtrials.com

TimothyS.McGovern

tmcgovern@smbtrials.com +13125454994

Cleveland,Ohio

L Ray,Robinson,Carle&DaviesP.L.L.CorporatePlazaII,Suite3006480RocksideWoodsBlvd.SouthCleveland,OH44131-2222

+12162362400

+12162362409

www.rayrob.com

rayrob@rayrob.com

RobertT.Coniam

rconiam@rayrob.com

+14402131542

+14409336877

ChristopherD.Kuebler

ckuebler@rayrob.com

+15862164505

SandraM.Kelly

skelly@rayrob.com

+12162352161

L ThompsonHineLLP3900KeyCenter–127PublicSquareCleveland,Ohio44114-1219

+12165665500

+12165665800

www.ThompsonHine.com

RichardC.Binzley dick.binzley@thompsonhine.com

+12165989001

+12165997995

HaroldW.Henderson

hal.henderson@thompsonhine.com

+14406100157

+12165665779

RobertW.Burger

rob.burger@thompsonhine.com

+14402425955

+12165665790

CoralGables(seeMiami,Florida,UnitedStates)

CorpusChristi,Texas

L WelderLeshinLLP800NorthShorelineBlvd.Suite300,NorthTowerCorpusChristi,Texas74801

+13615618000 +13615618001 www.welderleshin.com info@welderleshin.com

FrankL.McNiff,Jr. fmcniff@welderleshin.com

+13617791806

+13618822432

JamesF.Buchanan

jbuchanan@welderleshin.com

+13617791730

DabneyW.Pettus

dpettus@welderleshin.com

+13617791850

Detroit,Michigan

L D'Luge,Miles,Miles&Cameron,PLC67NorthWalnutMountClemens,Michigan48043

+15864687511 +15864687049 www.dmmplc.com

BrianJ.Miles

bmiles@dmmplc.com

+15864572539

+15864682694

Galveston,Texas

L Royston,Rayzor,Vickery&Williams,LLPTheHunterBuilding30622ndStreet,Suite301Galveston,Texas77550

+14097631623

+14097633853

www.roystonlaw.com

royston@roystonlaw.com

JamesR.Watkins

james.watkins@roystonlaw.com +17138828913

+12812860411

WilliamP.Glenn bill.glenn@roystonlaw.com +14099398038

+14097419779

DavidR.Walker

David.Walker@roystonlaw.com +18326875337 +17139744751

WebSite

UGreenville,Mississippi

L HendersonDantone,P.A.241MainStreetPOBox778Greenville,Mississippi38702-0778

+16623783400

+16623783413

www.hdpa.com

JoelJ.Henderson

jjh@hdpa.com

+16628228000

+18702652575

FrankJ.Dantone

fjd@hdpa.com

+16623350367

+16628205523

TedLamar

edl@hdpa.com

+16623355537

+16623791717

Honolulu,Hawaii

L CarlsmithBallLLPASBTower,Suite22001001BishopStreetHonolulu,Hawaii96813

+18085232500

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www.carlsmith.com

NenadKrek

nkrek@carlsmith.com

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DeanRobb

drobb@carlsmith.com

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DuaneMiyashiro

dmiyashiro@carlsmith.com

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ChristianAdams

cadams@carlsmith.com

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G MikeDoyle,Limited856IlaniwaiStreet,No.104Honolulu,HI96813

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MsNitaPrigian

nita1@hawaii.rr.com

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L RushMooreLLP737BishopStreet,Suite2400Honolulu,Hawaii96813

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JasonM.Tani

jtani@rmhawaii.com

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Houston,Texas

L BlankRomeLLP700LouisianaSuite4000Houston,TX77002-2727

+17132286601

+17132286605

www.BlankRome.com

KeithB.Letourneau

KLetourneau@BlankRome.com

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RobertJ.Ryniker

RRyniker@BlankRome.com

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DouglasShoemaker

DShoemaker@BlankRome.com

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Wm.TracyFreeman

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L Killeen&Stern1811BeringDriveSuite120Houston,Texas77057

+17136265100

+17136264545

www.killeen-law.com info@killeen-law.com

RobertKilleen rkilleen@killeen-law.com

+17135394554

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RobertStern rstern@killeen-law.com

+15042375634

L Royston,Rayzor,Vickery&Williams,LLPPennzoilPlace711LouisianaSt.,Suite500Houston,Texas77002

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JohnF.Unger

john.unger@roystonlaw.com

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DavidR.Walker

david.walker@roystonlaw.com

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WebSite

UL FowlerRodriguez1331LamarStreet,Suite1560Houston,Texas77010

+17136541560 +17136547930

www.frfirm.com

TimothyW.Strickland strick@frfirm.com +12813800569 +12813349262

LuisEnriqueCuervo lcuervo@frfirm.com

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MichaelW.McCoy mwm@frfirm.com

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L ChaffeMcCallLLP801TravisStreet,Suite1910Houston,Texas77002

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www.chaffe.com

DimitriP.Georgantas georgantas@chaffe.com +17134107961 +17135213343

KevinP.Walters walters@chaffe.com +17134107962

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IvanM.Rodriguez rodriguez@chaffe.com +1713890-2927 +17133432951 +12817411902

Jacksonville,Florida

L Moseley,Prichard,Parrish,Knight&Jones501WestBayStreetJacksonville,Florida32202

+19043561306

+19043540194

www.mppkj.com firm@mpplj.com

J.F.Moseley,Jr. jmoseleyjr@mppkj.com +19043332986

+19043960977

PhillipA.Buhler pabuhler@mppkj.com +19045719143 +19042173701

L Holland&Knight,LLP50N.LauraSt.,Suite3900Jacksonville,Florida32202

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TimothyConner timothy.conner@hklaw.com

+19047169276

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Juneau,Alaska(seeAnchorage,Alaska,UnitedStates)

Lafayette,Louisiana

L PreisPLCVersaillesCentre102VersaillesBoulevard,Suite400Lafayette,Louisiana70501

+13372376062

+13372379129

www.preisplc.com

EdwinG.Preis

epreis@preisplc.com

+13379623131

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RobertM.Kallam

rkallam@preisplc.com

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FrankA.Piccolo

fpiccolo@preisplc.com

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DavidM.Flotte

dflotte@preisplc.com

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LongBeach,California

L Keesal,Young&Logan400OceangateLongBeach,California90802

+15624362000

+15624367416

www.kyl.com

AlbertPeacock

al.peacock@kyl.com

+13109028565

+13103730325

JamesA.Marissen

james.marissen@kyl.com

+15622259368

+1714983-7851

GlenR.Piper

glen.piper@kyl.com

+15622082036

+19495097901

WebSite

UL Cogswell,Nakazawa&Chang,LLP444W.OceanBlvd.Suite1410LongBeach,California90802-8131

+15629518668

+15629513933

www.cnc-law.com

email@cnc-law.com

DickCogswell

dcogswell@cnc-law.com

+18184154840

AlanNakazawa

alan.nakazawa@cnc-law.com

+13105036509

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Melbourne,Florida

L GrayRobinson1795WestNasaBlvd.Melbourne,Florida32902

+13217278100

+13219844122

www.gray-robinson.com

TedShinkle

ted.shinkle@gray-robinson.com

+13214279065

+13217527305

AlecRussell

alec.russell@gray-robinson.com

+13215435143

AdamBird

adam.bird@gray-robinson.com

+13215376770

Miami,Florida

L Horr,Novak&Skipp,P.A.TwoDatranCenter,Suite17009130SouthDadelandBlvd.Miami,Florida33156

+13056702525

+13056702526

www.horrnovakandskipp.com

DavidJ.Horr

dhorr@admiral-law.com

+13057999753

JonathanW.Skipp

jskipp@admiral-law.com

+13057999751

PatrickE.Novak

pnovak@admiral-law.com

+13057999750

EduardoJ.Hernandez

ehernandez@admiral-law.com

+13055108520

Miami,Florida(continued)

L Hamilton,Miller&Birthisel,LLP150S.E.SecondAveSuite1200Miami,Florida33131

+13053793686

+13053793690

www.hamiltonmillerlaw.com

JerryD.Hamilton jhamilton@hamiltonmillerlaw.com

+13057754384

+19549637063

JenniferQ.Miller jmiller@hamiltonmillerlaw.com

+13057900136

+13053793686

RobertBirthisel rbirthisel@hamiltonmillerlaw.com

+18135459636

+18136848657

L FowlerRodriguez2121PonceDeLeonBoulevardSuite730CoralGables,Florida33134

+13056621523

+13056631358

www.frfirm.com

WilliamB.Milliken

+17868532335

+13058603070

WilliamR.Boeringer

+13055467187

+13052327523

G TBSAdjustingInc.2114NorthFlamingoRoad#1215PembrokePines,Florida33028

+19544329449

+19544329450

host@tbs-adjusting.com

JoanneGillespie

jgillespie@tbs-adjusting.com +19546081915

IdalynFinkel

ifinkel@tbs-adjusting.com +19548642870

WebSite

UMobile,Alabama

L Vickers,Riis,MurrayAndCurran,LLCRSATrustmarkBuilding21stFloor107St.FrancisStreetP.O.Drawer2568Mobile,Alabama36652-2568

+12514329772

+12514329781

www.vickersriis.com

ThomasE.Sharp,III tsharp@vickersriis.com

+12515997888

+12513430309

C.RichardWilkins rwilkins@vickersriis.com

+12514233450

+12513427345

J.MarshallGardner mgardner@vickersriis.com

+12517166739

+12519732467

J.W.Goodloe,Jr. bgoodloe@vickersriis.com

+12516893446

+12519288816

L Burr&Forman,LLPRSATower11NorthWaterStreet,Suite22200Mobile,Alabama36602

POBox2287Mobile,Alabama36652-2287

+12513445151

+12513449696

www.burr.com

JohnKavanagh

john.kavanagh@burr.com

+12514230826

JeffBeaverstock

jeff.beaverstock@burr.com

+12515917053

+12513415026

KaseeHeisterhagen

Ksparks@Burr.com

+12055349695

L Warhurst&Buffalow305NorthJacksonStreetMobile,Alabama36603

+12516941932

+12516941939

www.buffalow.net

GregoryC.Buffalow

greg@warhurstlaw.com

greg@buffalow.net

+12516108945

+12513427001

MoreheadCity,NorthCarolina(seeWilmington,NorthCarolina)

u UNITED STATES (continued)

NewOrleans,Louisiana

L PhelpsDunbar,LLPCanalPlace365CanalStreet,Suite2000NewOrleans,Louisiana70130-6534

+15045661311 +15045689130 www.phelpsdunbar.com

PhelpsAdmiralty@phelps.com

KevinJ.LaVie laviek@phelps.com +15044951049

+15048335516

E.MartinMcleod marty.mcleod@phelps.com +15047151742

+15044825641

WilliamJ.Riviere bill.riviere@phelps.com +15047236479 +15046718216

L Frilot,LLC1100PoydrasStreetSuite3700NewOrleans,Louisiana70163

+15045998000 +15045998100

www.frilot.com

PatrickMcShane pmcshane@frilot.com +15044008120 +15044823314

J.DwightLeBlanc dleblanc@frilot.com

+15044008017

+15048281992

LaraDiCristina ldicristina@frilot.com

+15044158448

+15043422171

L TheLawOfficeofGordonStarling,L.L.C.601PoydrasStreetSuite1660NewOrleans,Louisiana70130-6158

+15042931619

C.GordonStarling,Jr. gstarling@starling-law.com

+15044528481

+15048979525

L ChaffeMcCallLLP2300EnergyCentre1100PoydrasStreetNewOrleans,Louisiana70163-2300

+15045857000

+15045857075

www.chaffe.com

DanielA.Tadros tadros@chaffe.com +15044607226 +15045857054

+15048318361

Adelaida“Adi”Ferchmin ferchmin@chaffe.com +15042895544 +15045857060

WebSite

uL FowlerRodriguez

400PoydrasStreet–30thFloorNewOrleans,Louisiana70130

+15045232600

+15045232705

www.frfirm.com

AntonioJ.Rodriguez

ajr@frfirm.com

+15047236008 +15044559388

NormanC.Sullivan,Jr.

nsullivan@frfirm.com

+15049571590

+15048953148

AlansonT.Chenault

atc@frfirm.com

+15048129948 +19856248343

NewYork,NewYork

G ShipownersClaimsBureau,Inc.(ManagersOfTheAmericanClub)OneBatteryParkPlaza–31stFloorNewYork,NewYork10004

+12128474500

+12128474599

+12128474598

info@american-club.com

NewportNews(seeNorfolk,Virginia,UnitedStates)

Norfolk,Virginia

L Davey&Brogan,P.C.101GranbyStreet,Suite300Norfolk,Virginia23510-1636

+17576220100

+17576224924

www.daveybroganpc.com

pbrogan@daveybroganpc.com

PhilipN.Davey

pdavey@daveybroganpc.com +17572705773

+17574893687

PatrickM.Brogan

pbrogan@daveybroganpc.com +17575357226

+17576258205

BryanMeals

bmeals@daveybroganpc.com

+17576470266

Norfolk,Virginia(continued)

L VandeventerBlack,LLPWorldTradeCenter101WestMainStreet,Suite500Norfolk,Virginia23510-1699

+17574468600

+17574468670

www.vanblk.com

MarkT.Coberly mcoberly@vanblk.com +17576766771

+17574363626

EdwardJ.Powers epowers@vanblk.com +17572876788 +17574960370

Philadelphia,Pennsylvania

L Palmer,Biezup&Henderson,LLP190N.IndependenceMallWestSuite401Philadelphia,Pennsylvania19106

+12156259900

+12156250185

MichaelMcCauley

mccauley@pbh.com

+13027531675

+13024782924

RichardWhelan

rwhelan@pbh.com +14846860974

+16106640927

FrankDeGiulio

fpd@pbh.com +12158082028

+16108919322

S.M.Calder

scalder@pbh.com +16102133951 +16105278832

WebSite

UL MattioniLtd.399MarketStreetSuiteNumber200Philadelphia,Pennsylvania19106

+12156291600

+12159232227

www.mattioni.com

firmmail@mattioni.com

EugeneMattioni

emattioni@mattioni.com

+12158508298

+12154385191

GeorgeR.Zacharkow

gzacharkow@mattioni.com +12159645499

+12158367531

StephenJ.Galati

sgalati@mattioni.com +16096701192 +18564780476

Portland,Maine

L Thompson,Bull,Furey,Bass&Maccoll,LLC120ExchangeStreet,6thFloorPOBox447Portland,Maine04112-0447

+12077747600 +12077411677 +12077721039

www.thomport.com

MarkG.Furey

mfurey@thomport.com +12072334892

JohnR.Bass,II

jbass@thomport.com

+12078310846

+12077753627

EdwardS.Maccoll

emaccoll@thomport.com

+12076719735

BradfordR.Bowman

bbowman@thomport.com

+12076323034

Portland,Oregon

L GarveySchubertBarerBankofAmericaFinancialCenter121S.W.MorrisonStreetEleventhFloorPortland,Oregon97204-3141

+15032283939 +12062191640 +15032260259 www.gsblaw.com

JohnRothermich

+15038916874

+15032832388

BarbaraHolland

bholland@gsblaw.com +12069307331 +12068427021

Portland,Oregon(continued)

L LindsayHart,LLP1300SW5thAvenuePortland,OR97201

+15032267677

+15038874906

+15032267697

ToddA.Zilbert

tzilbert@lindsayhart.com

+15037093136

+15035486104

JamesMcCurdy

jmccurdy@lindsayhart.com

+19712199089

+15035486245

ThomasMcDermott

tmcdermott@lindsayhart.com

+15038802197

+15035486272

GavinBruce

gbruce@lindsayhart.com

+15419130118

+15035486124

SanDiego,California

L HolmesWeddle&Barcott401WestAStreet,Suite1800SanDiego,California92101

+16193589987

+16194879551

www.hwb-law.com

sstires@hwb-law.com

SterlingJ.Stires

sstires@hwb-law.com

+17607165498

+17609189057

WebSite

USanFrancisco,California

L EmardDanoffPortTamulski&WalovichLLP49StevensonStreet,Suite400SanFrancisco,California94105

+14152279455 +14152274255

www.edptlaw.com

JamesJ.Tamulski

jtamulski@edptlaw.com

+14152972655

EricDanoff

edanoff@edptlaw.com

+14156993229

+15106542703

AndrewPort

aport@edptlaw.com

+14156136161

+19258559767

L Keesal,Young&Logan450PacificAvenueSanFrancisco,California94133

+14153986000

+14159810136

www.kyl.com

JohnGiffin

john.giffin@kyl.com

+14155152855

+14153899915

JohnCox

john.cox@kyl.com

+14159396303

+15103393745

L Cox,Wootton,Griffin,Hansen&Poulos,LLP190TheEmbarcaderoSanFrancisco,California94105

+14154384600 +14154384601

www.cwghp.com

RichardWootton

rwootton@cwghp.com

+14154652685

TerenceS.Cox

tcox@cwghp.com

+14155774164

MitchellGriffin

mgriffin@cwghp.com +16503466404

RupertHansen

rhansen@cwghp.com

+14152507706

Savannah,Georgia

L Hunter,Maclean,Exley&Dunn,P.C.200EastSaintJulianStreetPOBox9848Savannah,Georgia31412-0048

+19122360261

+19122323253

www.huntermaclean.com

DavidSipple

dsipple@huntermaclean.com

+19122200587

+19122384513

ColinA.McRae

cmcrae@huntermaclean.com

+19124840467

EdgarM.Smith

esmith@huntermaclean.com

+19128567097

Seattle,Washington

L GarveySchubertBarer18thFloor,1191SecondAvenueSeattle,Washington98101-2939

+12064643939

+12062191640

+12064640125

www.gsblaw.com

BarbaraL.Holland

bholland@gsblaw.com

+12069307331

+12068161307

+12068427021

DavidR.West

drwest@gsblaw.com

+12069477987

+12068161321

+14253924765

TylerW.Arnold

tarnold@gsblaw.com

+13602804536

+12068161352

WebSite

UL LeGrosBuchanan&Paul,P.S.701FifthAvenue,Suite2500Seattle,Washington98104-7051

+12066234990

+12064674828

www.legros.com

seattle@legros.com

MarkusB.G.Oberg

moberg@legros.com

+12066611486

+12065236443

CareyM.E.Gephart

cgephart@legros.com

+12063105543

DavidC.Bratz

dbratz@legros.com +12069109234

+14256702744

EricMcVittie

emcvittie@legros.com +12069106468 +12067892107

L Keesal,Young&Logan1301FifthAvenue,Suite3300Seattle,Washington98101

+12066223790

+12063439529

www.kyl.com

RobertJ.Bocko

robert.bocko@kyl.com +12064194673

+14255571015

PhilipR.Lempriere

philip.lempriere@kyl.com +12063997412 +12062844754

L HolmesWeddle&Barcott9993rdAvenueSuite2600Seattle,Washington98104

+12062928008 +12063400289 mbarcott@hwb-law.com

MichaelBarcott

mbarcott@hwb-law.com

+12063535440

+12063230731

SvetlanaP.Spivak

sspivak@hwb-law.com

+12067145955

+14257437540

L BauerMoynihan&JohnsonLLP2101FourthAvenue,Suite2400Seattle,Washington98121

+12064433400

+12069053232 +12064489076 www.bmjlaw.com

DonMcLean dkmclean@bmjlaw.com

+12064980550

JamesP.Moynihan

jpmoynihan@bmjlaw.com

+12065505248

+12063621290

ThomasG.Waller

tgwaller@bmjlaw.com

+12069380636

St.Louis,Missouri

L Lewis,Rice&Fingersh600WashingtonAvenueSuite2500St.Louis,Missouri63101

+13144447600

+13142416056

www.lewisrice.com

arothschild@lewisrice.com

AndrewRothschild

arothschild@lewisrice.com

+13145174122

JamesV.O'Brien

jobrien@lewisrice.com +13146071420

SunnyPoint(Southport),NorthCarolina(seeWilmington,NorthCarolina)

Tampa,Florida

L BajoCuvaCohen&TurkelP.A.100NorthTampaStreet,Suite1900Tampa,Florida33602

+18134432199

+18134432193

www.bajocuva.com

anthony.cuva@bajocuva.com

AnthonyJ.Cuva

anthony.cuva@bajocuva.com

+18132202882

+18132585525

PedroF.Bajo

pedro.bajo@bajocuva.com

+18137856653

L BuchananIngersoll&RooneyPC501EastKennedyBoulevardSuite1700Tampa,Florida33602

+18132221108

+18132298313

www.BIPC.com

CarlR.Nelson

carl.nelson@bipc.com

+18133821050

Toledo,Ohio(seeCleveland,Ohio,UnitedStates)

WebSite

UWilmington,NorthCarolina

L Clark,Newton&Evans,L.L.P.509PrincessStreetWilmington,NorthCarolina28401

+19107628743

+19107626206

pem@clarknewton.com

DonT.Evans

dte@clarknewton.com

+19102623762

SethP.Buskirk

spb@clarknewton.com

+19104426720

URUGUAY

Montevideo

G ChadwickWeirNavegacionS.A.Colon1498,2ndFloor–off20211000Montevideo,Uruguay

+59829161168

+59829162265

www.chw.com.uy

chw@chw.com.uy

Capt.AlejandroLaborde

alejandro.laborde@chw.com.uy

+59895609651

+59827115219

BettinaPolo

bettina.polo@chw.com.uy

+59895659115

+59829291475

IzabelaWawryszuk

izabela.wawryszuk@chw.com.uy

+59895609251

G ThomasJ.SchandyLtda.Colon1580,1stFloor,Suite4-CP11000,Montevideo,Uruguay

+59829150168

+59899197303

+59829163329

www.schandy.com.uy

schandy@schandy.com.uy

SolveigSchandy

solveig.schandy@schandy.com.uy

+59899648325

+59826043465

KirstenSchandy

kirsten.schandy@schandy.com.uy

+59898217131

+59826041782

KarenSchandy

karen.schandy@schandy.com.uy

+59894386655

+59823360552

V VENEZUELA

Caracas

G PANDIVenezuelaEMCAv.CircunvalaciondelSol,CentroProfesionalSantaPaula,TorreA,Piso7,OficinaNo.78UrbanizacionSantaPaula,Caracas,VenezuelaCodigoPostal1061

+582129851045

+582129854790

+582129870766

www.pandivenezuela.com

pandi@pandivzla.com

EugenioMoreno e.moreno@pandivzla.com

+584143662012

+584166235508

+582124155896

NeilBath n.bath@pandivzla.com

+584141029302

EuyelitMoreno e.kostencki@pandivzla.com

+584242473790

+584166328200

SusanaMorris s.morris@pandivzla.com

+584166271266

G Globalpandi,S.A.UrbanizacionAltamiraAvenidaSanJuanBosco,EdificioEl-Torbes-Piso4-Oficina52Caracas,Venezuela

+582122105138

+582122105139

www.globalpandi.com

caracas@globalpandi.com

JoseAlfredoSabatinoP.

jose.sabatino@sabatinop.com

+584124210036

LaGuaira(seeCaracas,Venezuela)

Maracaibo

G Globalpandi,S.A.AvenidaLaLimpia,EdificioRodríguezyBarboza,Piso3OficinaN°9,Maracaibo–Edo.ZuliaMaracaibo,Venezuela

+582617594303

www.globalpandi.com

maracaibo@globalpandi.com

AllCorrespondenceShouldBeSentToPuertoCabello

JoseRamonViloriaM.

jrviloria64@gmail.com

+584146341163

+584120757927

OswaldoGuerreiro

+584124445715

WebSite

VPuertoCabello

G Globalpandi,S.A.CentroComercialInversionesParecaPiso2,Of.2-08/2-09Av.Salom,Urb.CumbotoSur.POBox154PuertoCabello2050Edo.CaraboboVenezuela

+582423641801

+582423641798

+582423641026

+582423640998

www.globalpandi.com

mail@globalpandi.com

globalpandi@sabatinop.com

JoseSabatino

jose.sabatino@sabatinop.com

+584124210036

+582418268397

Capt.AdanVillamizar

adam.villamizar@globalpandi.com

+584244575620

SandraAyala

sandra.ayala@sabatinop.com

+584124430585

+582424153799

OswaldoGuerreiro

+584124445715

+582418244312

PuertoLaCruz

G PANDIVenezuelaEMCAv.CircunvalaciondelSol,CentroProfesionalSantaPaula,TorreA,Piso7,OficinaNo.78UrbanizacionSantaPaula,Caracas,Venezuela1061

+582129851045

+582129854790

+584143662012

+584166235508

+582129870766

www.pandivenezuela.com

Capt.DavidRamirez

+584148246429

+584265834935

EugenioMoreno

e.moreno@pandivzla.com

+584143662012

+584166235508

+582124155896

NeilBath

n.bath@pandivzla.com

+584141029302

G GlobalPandi,S.A.Urb.Chuparin,Bloque4,Letra"B"2dopiso,Apartamento6B,GUANTA,EstadoAnzoátegui,PuertoLaCruz,Venezuela

+582814205032

+582814205033

www.globalpandi.com

puertolacruz@globalpandi.com

RosaMarcano +584148137665

V VENEZUELA (continued)

PuertoOrdaz

G GlobalPandi,S.AViaCaracas,CCMariaLuisaB,Ofic.24PuertoOrdaz,Venezuela

+582867191531

+582867156150

+582869239582

www.globalpandi.com

puertoordaz@globalpandi.com

AndryLeal +584249611844

VIETNAM

HaiPhong

G WallemShipping(Vietnam)SaigonEastAsiaShippingRoom4,1stFloorNo.16LeDaiHanhSteetHongBangDistrict,HaiphongCity

+84313551840

+84313551477

www.wallem.com

wallemhpg@wallem.com.vn

wallemvn@wallem.com.vn

NguyenManhHiep

nmh@wallem.com.vn

+84903909491

+84973069494

+84837751571

HoChiMinhCity

G SpicaServicesTheR.OofSpicaServices(S)PteLtdinHCMC2PhungKhacKhoanStreet,District1,HoChiMinhCity,Vietnam

+84838232527

+84838232530

claims@spica.com.vn

Capt.RichardSkene

richardskene@spica.com.vn

+84903802293

LeHaBinh

binh@spica.com.vn

+84903831442

NguyenNgocHien

hien@spica.com.vn

+84903601876

NguyenDucTam

tam@spica.com.vn

+84906614916

WebSite

YG WallemShipping(Vietnam)

IPCTower3rdfloor,Room303No.1489NguyenVanLinhStreetParkwayTanPhongWard,District7HoChiMinhCity,Vietnam

+84837760782

+84837760783

+84837760780

+84837760784

www.wallem.com

wallemvn@wallem.com.vn

pandi@wallem.com.vn

NguyenManhHiep

nmh@wallem.com.vn

+84903909491

+84973069494

+84837751571

+84837751572

PhanVanHung

pvh@wallem.com.vn

+84918032356

+84837403762

VIRGIN ISLANDS (U.S.)

St.Croix(seeSanJuan,PuertoRico)

St.Thomas(seeSanJuan,PuertoRico)

YEMEN, REPUBLIC OF

G TheHodeidahShipping&TransportCo.(SYC)ThabetInvestmentBuildingMadramStreet,MaAlllaPOBox5106,MaallaAden,Yemen

+9672246000

+9672246013

+9672246014

www.hodship.aden.com.ye

hodship.aden@y.net.ye

pni-aden@hodship.aden.com.ye

Capt.AliAhmedAli

capt.aliahmed@yemen.net.ye

+967733762504

+9672246015

+9672203237

Mr.RifaatM.Yassin

rifaat.yassin@hodship.net

+967733133300

Y YEMEN, REPUBLIC OF (continued)

Hodeidah

G TheHodeidahShipping&TransportCo.(SYC)Sana'aStreet,Kilo-7POBox3337Hodeidah,RepublicOfYemen

+9672246000

+9673228533

+9673228542

www.hodshipyemen.com

hodship_1969@y.net.ye

hodship@y.net.ye

hodship@yemen.net.ye

HassanA.Kassim

hassan.kassim@hodshipyemen.com

+967733248414

+9673228969

+9673219155

Dr.SameerThabet

dr.sameer@hodship.net

+967733226009

+9673228609

+967711100200

MeninoPeterLobo

pnihod@hodshipyemen.com

+967735481340

+9673228850

CITY INDEX

City Country/State Page City Country/State Page

AAbidjan IvoryCoast 198/199

AbuDhabi UnitedArabEmirates 261

Acajutla ElSalvador 165

Acapulco Mexico 210

Adelaide Australia 123

Aden Yemen 289

Alexandria Egypt 163

Algeciras Spain 242

Algiers Algeria 119/120

Amman Jordan 201

Amsterdam Netherlands 214

Anchorage Alaska 263

Ancona Italy 189/190

Antwerp Belgium 132/133

Apia Samoa 234

Aqaba Jordan 202

Arzew Algeria 120

Ashdod Israel 189

Asmara Eritrea 166

Asuncion Paraguay 225

Auckland NewZealand 216

Augusta Italy 190

Aviles Spain 242

AzoresIslands Portugal 228

BBaghdad Iraq 188

BahiaBlanca Argentina 122

Balboa Rep.ofPanama 223

Baltimore Maryland 264

BandarAbbas Iran 186

BandarBushire Iran 186

BandarMahsharIran 186/187

Bangkok Thailand 251

Banjul Gambia 172

Bar Montenegro 212

Barcelona Spain 242/243

Bari Italy 190

Barranquilla Colombia 151

Basrah Iraq 188

Batumi Rep.ofGeorgia 172

Beaumont Texas 264/265

Beijing China 149

Beira Mozambique 213

Beirut Lebanon 205

Bejaia Algeria 119/120

Belem Brazil 134

Belfast NorthernIreland 262

BelizeCity Belize 133

Bilbao Spain 243

Bissau GuineaBissau 179/180

Bizerte Tunisia 253

Bogota Colombia 152

Bordeaux France 167

Boston Massachusetts 265

Bourgas Bulgaria 139

Bremen Germany 173

Brindisi Italy 191

Bridgetown Barbados 132

Brisbane Australia 124

Brownsville Texas 266

Bucharest Romania 231

Buenaventura Colombia 152/153

BuenosAires Argentina 122

Busan RepublicofKorea 203

CCadiz Spain 243

Cagliari Italy 191

Cairns Australia 124

CapeCanaveral Florida 266

CapeCod Massachusetts 266

CapeTown SouthAfrica 240

Caracas Venezuela 286

Cartagena Colombia 153/154

Casablanca Morocco 212/213

Catania Italy 192

CebuCity Philippines 226

Charleston SouthCarolina 266

Chennai(Madras)India 182

Chicago Illinois 267

Chittagong Bangladesh 130

CITY INDEX

Civitavecchia-RomeItaly 192

Cleveland Ohio 267

Cochin India 183

Colombo SriLanka 246

Colon Rep.ofPanama 223

Conakry Guinea 179

Costantza Romania 231/232

Copenhagen Denmark 159

CoralGables Florida 267

Corinto Nicaragua 217

CorpusChristi Texas 268

Cotonou Benin 133/134

Covenas Colombia 154

Cuxhaven Germany 173

DDakar Senegal 236

Dammam SaudiArabia 234/235

Dar-Es-Salaam Tanzania 250

Darwin Australia 125

Delfzijl Netherlands 215

Detroit Michigan 268

Dhaka Bangladesh 131

Djibouti RepublicofDjibouti 160

Doha Qatar 230

Douala Cameroon 141

Dubai UnitedArabEmirates 261

Dublin RepublicofIreland 189

Durban SouthAfrica 240/241

Durres Albania 119

E,FEastLondon SouthAfrica 241

Edinburgh Scotland 262

Eilat Israel 189

Emden Germany 173

Flushing Netherlands 215

Fortaleza Brazil 134

Freeport Bahamas 129

Freetown SierraLeone 237

Fremantle Australia 125

FrenchPolynesia France 170

GGabes Tunisia 253

Gaeta Italy 192

Galveston Texas 268

Gdansk Poland 228

GdyniaArca Poland 228

Genoa Italy 192/193

Georgetown Guyana 180

Ghazaouet Algeria 120

Ghent Belgium 133

Gibraltar Gibraltar 176

Gijon Spain 243

GioiaTauro Italy 193

Gladstone Australia 126

Glasgow Scotland 262

Goa India 183

Gothenburg Sweden 247

GrandCayman CaymanIslands 148

Greenville Mississippi 269

GuatemalaCity Guatemala 178

Guayaquil Ecuador 162

HHagatna Guam 178

Haifa Israel 189

HaiPhong Vietnam 288

Halifax Canada 142

Hamburg Germany 174

Havana Cuba 158

Helsinki Finland 167

HoChiMinhCityVietnam 288/289

Hodeidah Yemen 290

HongKong HongKong 181/182

Honolulu Hawaii 269

Houston Texas 270/271

Huelva Spain 244

I,J,KImabari Japan 200

Iskenderun Turkey 255

Istanbul Turkey 256/257

Izmir Turkey 258

CITY INDEX

Jacksonville Florida 271

Jakarta Indonesia 185

Jeddah SaudiArabia 235

JohorBahru Malaysia 207

Juneau Alaska 271

Kaliningrad RussianFederation 232

Kaohsiung Taiwan 249

Karachi Pakistan 222

KhargIsland Iran 187

Keelung Taiwan 249

Khulna Bangladesh 132

Kiel Germany 174

Kingston Jamaica 199

Klaipeda Rep.ofLithuania 206

Kobe Japan 200

Kolkatta India 184

Koper Slovenia 239

KualaLumpur Malaysia 208

LLaGuaira Venezuela 286

LaPallice France 168

LaRochelle France 168

LaSpezia Italy 193

Lafayette Louisiana 272

Lagos Nigeria 218/219

Larnaka Cyprus 159

LasPalmas CanaryIslands 147

Lattakia Syria 248

LeHavre France 168

Leghorn Italy 194

Leixoes Portugal 229

Libreville Gabon 171

Lima Peru 225/226

Limassol Cyprus 159

Lisbon Portugal 229

Lome Togo 252

London England 263

LongBeach California 272/273

Luanda Angola 120/121

Madeira Portugal 229

Madrid Spain 244

Mahe Seychelles 236/237

Malabo EquatorialGuinea 166

Malaga Spain 245

Managua Nicaragua 218

Manama Bahrain 129

Mangalore India 184

Manila Philippines 226/227

Manta Ecuador 162

Manzanillo Mexico 210

Maputo Mozambique 214

Maracaibo Venezuela 286

Mariupol Ukraine 259

Marseille France 169

Massawa Eritrea 166

Matadi Dem.Rep.ofCongo154/155

Mazatlan Mexico 210

Melbourne Australia 126/127

Melbourne Florida 273

Mersin Turkey 259

Messina Italy 195

MexicoCity Mexico 210/211

Miami Florida 273/274

Mobile Alabama 275

Mogadishu Somalia 239

Mombasa Kenya 202

Monrovia Liberia 205/206

Mostaganem Algeria 120

Montevideo Uruguay 285

Montoir France 170

Montreal Canada 142/143

MoreheadCity NorthCarolina 275

Moscow RussianFederation 232

Mumbai(Bombay)India 184/185

Murmansk RussianFederation 232

Muscat Oman 220/221

CITY INDEX

N,ONakhodka RussianFederation 233

Nantes France 170

Naples Italy 195

NewBrunswick Canada 143

NewDelhi India 185

NewOrleans Louisiana 276/277

NewYork NewYork 277

Newcastle Australia 127

NewportNews Virginia 277

Nikolayev Ukraine 259

Norfolk Virginia 277/278

Nouakchott Mauritania 209

Noumea NewCaledonia 216

Novorossiysk RussianFederation 233

Nukualofa Tonga 252

Odessa Ukraine 260

Oporto Portugal 229

Oran Algeria 119/120

Oranjestad Aruba 123

Oristano Italy 195

Oslo Norway 220

Palermo Italy 196

PanamaCity Rep.ofPanama 223/224

Papeete Tahiti 248

Paramaribo Suriname 247

Paranagua Brazil 135

Paris France 170

Penang Malaysia 208

Perth Australia 127

Philadelphia Pennsylvania 278/279

PhnomPenh Cambodia 140

Piraeus Greece 177

Pointe-A-Pitre Guadeloupe 177

Pointe-Noire Rep.ofCongo 155

PortAuPrince Haiti 181

PortBata EquatorialGuinea 165

PortElizabeth SouthAfrica 241

PortGentil Gabon 171

PortHarcourt Nigeria 219

PortLouis Mauritius 209

PortMoresby PapuaNewGuinea 225

PortofSpain Trinidad 253

PortReunion Reunion 231

PortSaid Egypt 163/164

PortSudan Sudan 247

PortoAlegre Brazil 135

Portland Maine 279

Portland Oregon 279/280

PuertoBolivar Ecuador 162

PuertoCabello Venezuela 287

PuertoCortes Honduras 181

PuertoLaCruz Venezuela 287

PuertoLimon CostaRica 156

PuertoOrdaz Venezuela 288

Puntarenas CostaRica 156/157

Quebec Canada 144

Ravenna Italy 196

Recife Brazil 135/136

Reykjavik Iceland 182

RichardsBay SouthAfrica 242

Riga Latvia 204

Rijeka Croatia 157

RiodeJaneiro Brazil 136

RioGrande Brazil 137

Riohacha Colombia 154

Rostock Germany 175

Rotterdam Netherlands 215

Rouen France 170

Safat Kuwait 204

SaintJohn Canada 144

SaintJohn's Antigua 121

SaintNazaire France 170

Salalah Oman 221

CITY INDEX

SaldanhaBay SouthAfrica 242

Salerno Italy 197

SanAndres Colombia 154

SanDiego California 280

SanFrancisco California 281

SanJose CostaRica 157

SanJuan PuertoRico 230

SanPedroSula Honduras 181

SantoDomingo DominicanRepublic 161

Santos Brazil 137

SaoLuis Brazil 137

Sardinia Italy 197

Savannah Georgia 282

Savona Italy 197

Seattle Washington 282/283

Seoul RepublicofKorea 203

Seville Spain 245

Sfax Tunisia 254

Sicily Italy 197

Shanghai China 149/150

Sihanoukville Cambodia 140

Singapore Singapore 238

Skhira Tunisia 254

Sousse Tunisia 254

St.Croix VirginIslands 289

St.John’s Canada 144/145

St.Louis Missouri 284

St.Petersburg RussianFederation 233

St.Thomas VirginIslands 289

St.Vincent CapeVerde 147/148

Stavanger Norway 220

Stockholm Sweden 247

Suez Egypt 164

SunnyPoint NorthCarolina 284(Southport)

Sydney Australia 127/128

Szczecin Poland 228

TTaichung Taiwan 249

Taipei Taiwan 250

Takoradi Ghana 175

Tallinn Rep.ofEstonia 167

Tampa Florida 284

Tampico Mexico 211

Tangier Morocco 213

Taranto Italy 197

Tartous Syria 248

Tehran Iran 187

Tegucigalpa Honduras 181

Tema Ghana 176

Tenerife CanaryIslands 147

Terneuzen Netherlands 215

Thessaloniki Greece 177

Toamasina Madagascar 207

Tokyo Japan 200

Toledo Ohio 284

Toronto(Ontario) Canada 145

Tramandai Brazil 138

Trieste Italy 198

Tripoli Libya 206

Tunis Tunisia 254/255

Turbo Colombia 154

VValencia Spain 245/246

Valletta Malta 208/209

Valparaiso Chile 148

Vancouver Canada 146

Varna Bulgaria 139

Venice Italy 198

Veracruz Mexico 211/212

Vigo Spain 246

Vitoria Brazil 138

Vladivostok RussianFederation 234

Warri Nigeria 219

Wellington NewZealand 217

Wilhelmshaven Germany 175

Willemstad Curacao 158

Wilmington NorthCarolina 285

Yangon(Ragoon)Myanmar(Burma) 214

Yokohama Japan 200

Zarzis Tunisia 255

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