Chapter VI : Special Shipping Enquiries and Courts of Enquiry and Courts of Survey |
264. Preliminary enquiry into shipping casualties
265. Report to Authority by person who has held preliminary enquiry
266. Convening of court of marine enquiry in the Republic
267. Constitution of court of marine enquiry
268. How decisions of court of marine enquiry are reached and announced
269. Powers of court of marine enquiry in respect of master or member of crew
270. Convening of maritime courts outside the Republic
271. Constitution of maritime courts
272. How decisions of maritime courts are reached and announced
273. Powers of maritime courts
274. Appeal from surveyor to court of survey
275. Convening of court of survey
276. Constitution of court of survey
277. How decisions of courts of survey are reached and announced
278. Powers of court of survey
280. Procedure at court of marine enquiry or maritime court or court of survey
281. Court of survey may cause ship to be surveyed
282. Reference in difficult cases to scientific persons
283. Opportunity of making a defence
284. Court may require delivery of certificate during course of investigation
285. Witnesses to be allowed expenses
287. Effect of cancellation or suspension of certificate or prohibition of employment
288. Delivery of Republic certificate which has been cancelled or suspended
289. Certificate not to be endorsed
290. Powers of Minister in respect of cancelled or suspended certificates
292. Appeals against decisions of courts of maritime enquiry and maritime courts