Liberia

Liberia says flag states must be proactive in difficult market conditions

The Liberian Registry says that, in today’s challenging shipping markets, flag states must be proactive in the best interests of shipowners, operators and managers, rather than simply fulfilling their traditional role as certification bodies.

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The Liberian Maritime Administration is to introduce a proposal to the meeting of the IMO Marine Environmental Protection Committee (MEPC70) in London on 24 October to allow certain ships additional time beyond 2020 to install adequate ballast water management systems as required under the Ballast Water Management Convention, which comes into force in September 2017.

Service-oriented open registers are increasingly dominating the world fleet, but national flags are fighting back by copying the business model, writes Adam Corbett

07/22/2016 - Service of process (a legal notice or demand issued by a court outside of Liberia) will need to be served through the Registered Agent at the corporation’s registered office address, that is, c/o The LISCR Trust Company, 80 Broad S

June 2016 -   LIBERIAN REGISTRY REACHES 4,000-SHIP MILESTONE Earlier this year, the Liberian Registry has reached a historic milestone with the registration of its 4,000th vessel – the 50,000 dwt d’Amico Tankers Limited owned chemical / product tanker newbuilding “HIGH TRUST”.

3 June 2016 - (Source LISCR) The Liberian Registry has introduced a range of cost-saving provisions to help mitigate the burden and financial strain currently being placed on owners and operators of Liberian-flag vessels during the sustained economic downturn in the maritime and offshore sectors.

Updates from The Liberian Corporate Registry

Issue No.23, March 2016

2016 FEES REMAIN UNCHANGED 

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