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Source: Cozen O’Conner - In response to the disruption cause by COVID-19 and social distancing requirements, the Republic of the Marshall Islands Maritime Administrator (the Administrator) has issued a temporary modification to the mortgage recording and acknowledgment requirements set out in the Republic of the Marshall Islands Maritime Act (the Act).

Source: LISCR - This message is sent in order to advise and update you on the continuing efforts of the Liberian Registry to adapt its service delivery in the face of the Global COVID-19 pandemic.   With this unprecedented public health challenge impacting the shipping industry worldwide, the preventive measures being applied globally are having an immediate impact on shipping.&n

The Connecticut Maritime Association's Shipping2015 conference and exhibition was pleased to have the participation of a number of Registries as sponsors, exhibitors, or speakers. Of special note was a presentation during the Legal Panel by Dr.

Professor Okan Duru, Assistant Professor, Izmir Katip Celebi University posted, on his Linkedin page, a fascinating study of the the current

Taiwan Co-operative Bank now requires permanent registrations of Panamanian mortgages in order to provide ship financing, a move which could potentially start a trend in the industry.

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A recent court ruling has granted Netherlands juridictions in cases of ship arrests by Dutch mortgage banks, regardless of the ship's flag or ownership jurisdiction.

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Taiwan Co-operative Bank is currently requiring permanent Panamanian ship mortgage registrations. TradeWinds reports: