Under the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act of 1936, a vessel will be liable for damage to cargo when the damage arises from __________.?
A) an act of war B) lack of ventilation in transit C) perils of the sea D) an error in navigation E)NULL
A) an act of war B) lack of ventilation in transit C) perils of the sea D) an error in navigation E)NULL
A) every 24 hours unless equipped with a fire detecting system B) prior to entry into a U.S. port C) after stowage is complete D) All of the above E)NULL
A) Manifest B) charter party C) Bill of Lading D) Portage Bill E)NULL
A) passing a tow bridle to the tug B) passing a messenger line C) heaving in the tow bridle D) service lines with rocket line throwers E)NULL
A) 60 feet (18 meters) B) 72 feet (22 meters) C) 360 feet (110 meters) D) 450 feet (137 meters) E)NULL
A) mirage effects B) sea smoke C) extensive snowfall D) false horizons E)NULL
A) Plain-laid B) Shroud-laid C) Left-hand laid D) Water-laid E)NULL
A) a companion way B) tween-decks C) stairs D) Any of the above are acceptable E)NULL
A) let go B) pull C) slack off D) stop E)NULL
A) changes in seawater salinity B) glare on clouds on the horizon C) changes in air temperature D) icebergs E)NULL