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Admiralty, Shipping & Maritime Law

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Admiralty, Shipping & Maritime Law

Bangladesh is a maritime trading nation, and the ports of Chattogram, Mongla and Payra, the Chattogram ship-recycling yards and the inland waterways generate a steady flow of legal work. The High Court Division exercises admiralty jurisdiction under the Admiralty Court Act 2000, and our advocates act for shipowners, charterers, cargo interests, P&I clubs, insurers, ports, agents and ship-recyclers before it.

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Why clients need us

Maritime claims move at the speed of the tide: a vessel can sail, a time bar can expire and security can be lost within days. Clients need counsel who can be before the Admiralty Court quickly, and who understand both the international conventions and how the Bangladeshi courts and port authorities apply them.

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