Index

• Author: Edgar Gold; Aldo Chircop; Hugh M. Kindred; William Moreira
• Pages: 1229-1260

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INDEX

Abandoned vess els. See Vess els

Abandonment. See Hull an d machin-

ery insu rance, total loss; Mari ne

insurance, doct rines, abandonment

notice; Marit ime labour law, aban-

donment and repatr iation; Salvage

Aborigin al rights, 136–37, 161, 1054

Acts of God, 509, 627, 666

Admiralt y jurisdiction, 1–5, 16–17, 133,

135–38, 143–46, 158– 69, 173–209, 966

admiralty districts, 166–67

application of provi ncial and terri-

torial law, 5, 101, 136, 143–46,

159–69, 171, 174, 177, 181–82,

184–85, 188–20 9, 218, 221–22,

284– 85, 289, 303, 305, 306, 308,

310, 345–47, 355–58, 382, 384,

385, 401–3, 434n163, 487n95,

550, 838, 840, 900, 902, 905,

924, 10 09, 1024, 103 0–38, 10 51–

52, 10 67–70, 1074, 110 0–1

derivative ju risdiction, 198

dual aspect do ctrine, 205

integral con nection analysis, 184– 86,

194, 1076–77

jurisdic tion ratione materiae, 16, 81,

87–88, 89, 94–95, 107, 115, 121,

135–36, 158–63, 167–91, 193, 197,

199–2 02, 206, 2 07–8, 218–19,

222, 266, 277–78, 334–35,

380– 81, 386, 402–3, 487–90, 497,

599, 605–6, 662, 557–68, 692,

833–35, 837–38, 859, 861, 900–6,

910, 912, 913, 916, 924, 925,

935–36, 946, 949, 962, 1005–6,

1017, 1025– 26, 1030 –31, 1038 –39,

1050 –53, 1067– 69, 1120 –21

Ordon test, 191, 193–97, 403, 1067–68

See also Canad ian maritime law ; Fed-

eral Court of Ca nada; Inter-juris-

dictional i mmunity doctri ne;

Internat ional maritime l aw;

Occupational he alth and safety

law; Paramountc y doctrine (con-

stitutional); Supreme Cour t of

Canada; Workers’ compe nsation

Admiralt y procedure, 168–69, 211–14,

273 –74

actions, 176–79, 186–87, 189–91,

193–94, 196, 202, 213–14, 217–39,

256–57, 374–75, 639–49, 658– 64,

674–75, 679, 714, 718–19, 721,

741–42, 820–22, 836–38, 842, 845,

854–55, 942, 1035–36, 1070–72

in personam, 3, 189, 211, 214, 219,

221–22, 225–30, 262–63, 308,

343, 364, 368–69, 375, 383,

387, 390, 739–40, 837–38, 842

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in rem, 3, 168, 189–9 0, 211, 213–14,

218–45, 254, 256–57, 258,

259, 263–65, 270–71, 275–76,

278, 286, 297, 308–9, 332, 342,

360–61, 364, 366– 67, 369–71,

373–75, 380, 383, 384, 386–90,

423–24, 495–96, 714, 739–40,

766, 838, 842, 855, 965

sister-ship, 214, 228–38, 241–45,

255n1 81, 270

and provinci al courts, 211, 214, 218,

221–22, 272

arrest proce edings, 3, 190, 214, 224,

226–56, 270–72, 278, 342, 375, 461,

495–96, 502, 853 –55, 860, 987

caveats, 256 –57

Mareva injunct ions, 246, 270–72

marshal’s (custodia legis) expenses

of arrest, 246 –48, 263–65

release from a rrest, 216, 239, 247–49,

251, 252, 253–58, 265, 278

“wrongful a rrest,” 245–46

collision ca ses, 257, 836–4 6, 853–6 0,

960– 61, 968, 985, 1072, 1081,

1085

intervention r ule, 258–59

judicial sa le of the res, 3, 153–54, 233,

259–65, 267, 332, 340, 341–43,

361, 374, 384, 390, 914

distrib ution of sale proceeds, 3, 154,

174, 219, 233, 260–63, 332,

350–51, 357, 361, 384, 387

expense s of sale (ship), 264–65

marshal ling of secured property,

268– 69

priorities pro ceedings and proced-

ures, 254–55, 258, 262– 69,

294, 352–58

limitation of liability proceedings,

214, 257–58, 741–42, 836–46,

940– 42, 959–62, 966, 988– 89,

1082 –83, 10 98

marshalling doctrine, 268–69

statutory sei zures and detentions,

81, 97, 105, 108, 109–10, 114–15,

124, 153–54, 248–53, 2 89,

469n39, 502, 855, 860, 882, 883,

887, 889–90, 902, 905, 909,

911–12, 914, 918–20, 927–28,

987, 989, 1019

See also Canad ian maritime law; Fed -

eral Court of Ca nada; Maritime

claims; Ma ritime liens; Private

internat ional law

Agency doctri ne, 114n231, 138, 307–8,

436, 58 4–85

Aircraft , 146, 151, 153, 175–76, 219–20,

223, 442, 785, 815

Alberta, 401, 1069

Allision. See Collision

American In stitute of Marine Under-

writers , 439n189 & 190, 447,

453–54

Amphibious vehic les, 285–86

Aquaculture, 3 44–45, 353, 986, 1024,

1037, 104 9, 1055–56

federal regul atory regime, 1049–55

“prescribed activities,” 1053

provincial r egulatory regime, 1049,

1051–52

regulation i n British Columbia, 1052–55

See also Fisherie s law

Arbitration, 258, 272 –73, 641–46,

653–54, 780, 796, 855

award enforcement, 645–46

See also United Nat ions Conference

on Trade and Development

Arc tic Cou ncil, 1000–1 , 1010

Arctic Pollution Pre vention Certificate,

1017–1 8

Arctic shipping, 5 48, 991–92

adm inis trati on, 1007–10

“Arctic waters,” 160, 915, 991, 995–96,

1001– 4, 1010, 1020 –21

construct ion and equipment stan-

dards, 993, 996 –97, 1011–13

environment al protection, 910–11,

991, 994–95, 998–9 9, 1004–9,

1017–20, 1111n 105

pollution prevent ion officer, 250–

51, 910– 11, 1012, 1017–19

“ice-covered are as,” 1002, 1004–7

marine in surance, 413n98, 450–51,

1019–2 1

mariti me safety, 991–94, 996–98,

1006 –16

navigation, 74, 745–46, 997–98, 1005,

1006 –7, 1008 , 1009– 16

Arctic Ice Regi me Shipping Sys-

tem , 1014–15, 102 2

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ice navigator, 746, 1014–15

mandatory reporting requi rements,

1006 –7, 1014–18, 1022

pil otage , 745– 47, 1018, 1019

shipping safety c ontrol zones, 911,

1010–11, 1014, 1016, 1017–20

Northern M arine Transport ation

Corridors I nitiative, 1022

regulatory regime

internation al, 77, 99, 160, 450–51,

909, 992–1001, 1004–7,

1011–12, 1022

national, 88, 160, 745– 47, 910–12,

992, 994, 995, 1005–7, 1010–22

sea ice char terparty clause, 5 48, 557

See also Icebreak ing and ice manage-

ment service s; Navigation;

Northwest Pa ssage; Polar Co de

Associat ion of Average Adjusters of t he

United States a nd Canada, 689–90,

716

Associat ion of Maritime Arbitrator s of

Canada, 273, 644n 424

Associat ion of Ship Brokers and Agents

NYPE time ch arter, 553, 594, 1103

Bail. See Admiralty pro cedure, arrest pro-

ceedings; En forcement and compli-

ance, securit y deposits (financial)

Bailment, 169, 215, 509, 525–27, 586,

646, 754–55, 772

See also Carr iage of goods; Charter-

parties

Baltic and International Maritime

Council (BIMCO), 125, 531–33, 598,

601n190

standard for m bills of lading

CONLINE, 567–68

MULTIDOC, 531

standard for m chartering contrac ts

ASBATANKVOY, 531

BALT IME, 553 –59

BARG EHIRE , 1108– 9

GA SVOY, 5 31

GENCON, 531, 533, 535, 543, 545,

548, 549, 551n231, 1108

GUARDCON, 449

HEAV YCON, 1107– 8, 1109

HEAVYLIFTVOY, 1108

PROJ ECTCON, 110 9

SH ELLV OY, 53 1

SUPPLYTIME, 762n87, 1102–7,

1109, 113 4

TOWCON, 758–59, 1104, 1106,

1109

TOWHIRE, 758 –59, 1106, 1109

standard for m ship construction/r e-

pair contracts

NEWBUIL DCON, 295

REPAIRCON, 303

standardized clauses

CENTROCON Strike , 543

ISPS/MTS A 2005, 531

MLC, 2006, 482n79, 1134

NAABS A, 536n152

North Americ an Advance Cargo

Notificat ion, 531

piracy, 531–32, 549, 558

Seaway and Great L akes Trading,

557

slow steaming, 531–32, 549, 555n248

strike, 542–43

US Security, 531

See also Charterpar ties

Bank Act secur ity, 293–94, 343– 45, 347,

353–5 4, 551n231

Bankrupt cy, 233, 276, 296, 321, 332, 343,

350n106, 369, 372n34, 383, 422,

443, 1024, 1045 –49

Bareboat charters. See Charterparties

Barges, 35, 144, 279, 280, 285, 694–95,

712–13, 724, 725, 748, 756, 760,

762, 773–76, 976–78, 1091, 1096,

1097n41, 1099, 1108 –9

Barratr y, 73, 438, 439, 442, 447

Baseline s (territori al), 160, 901–2, 1002,

1004

Beaufort sca le, 45–46

Boating. See Pleasure craft

Bottomry, 182, 333, 363, 373, 375

See also Maritime liens

British Columbi a, 101n167, 162, 164,

165, 181, 185–86, 198–200, 20 6–8,

211, 268, 296–97, 374–75, 401, 758,

1033 –34, 1069, 10 89n4

admiralt y rules, 6, 189–90, 211, 214,

221–22

aquaculture regulation, 1052–55

Bunkers. See Mar ine pollution preven-

tion, pollutant s and sources