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| International Salvage Union (ISU) member salvors provide essential services for the world's maritime and insurance communities. Members are engaged in marine casualty response, pollution defence, wreck removal, cargo recovery, towage and related activities. |
| The principles of salvage and salvage law have evolved over many centuries. A fundamental concept is that the salvor should be encouraged by the prospect of an appropriate salvage award to intervene in any casualty situation to salve the ship, property and, in particular, to save life and prevent pollution. The salvor's right to a reward is based on natural equity, which allows the salvor to participate in the benefit conferred to shipowner, the ship itself and the ship's cargo. |
INTERNATIONAL SALVAGE UNION
With effect from Monday 7th December 2009
The ISU will be located at
2nd Floor, St. Clare House, 30-33 Minories, London, EC3N 1BP, England
Telephone: +44 20 3179 9222/3 Fax: +44 20 3179 9224
Email: isu@marine-salvage.com Website: www.marine-salvage.com
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