Salvage Claims in Malaysia: What Shipowners and Cargo Interests Need to Know
Salvage is the service rendered by one party to rescue another party's vessel or cargo from peril...
What Is Limitation of Liability and How Does It Protect Shipowners in Malaysia?
When a vessel is involved in a collision, grounding, or other serious incident, the financial...
Limitation of Liability in Malaysian Maritime Law: A Complete Guide for Shipowners
Few legal concepts carry as much financial weight for a shipowner as limitation of liability. In...
Buying or Selling a Ship in Malaysia: The Legal Process Explained
The sale and purchase of a vessel in Malaysia is a multi-step legal transaction governed primarily...
Oil Pollution Liability at Sea in Malaysia: What Shipowners and Operators Need to Know
Malaysia's strategic position along the Strait of Malacca — through which an estimated 40% of...
Maritime Arbitration vs Court Litigation in Malaysia: Which Route Is Right for Your Dispute?
Most maritime disputes in Malaysia are resolved through one of two routes: arbitration or...
Bunker Disputes in Malaysia: What to Do When Fuel Quality or Quantity Is Disputed
Malaysia is a significant bunkering market, with licensed suppliers operating across 19 ports,...
Ship Collision Claims in Malaysia: Who Is Liable and How Do You Claim?
Malaysia's position along the Strait of Malacca — one of the world's busiest and most congested...
Ship Mortgage Enforcement in Malaysia: What Lenders and Shipowners Need to Know
A ship mortgage is a security interest granted by a shipowner over a vessel in favour of a lender...
