Self Evaluation

 1  The seller can arrange and pay for most of the freight charges up to the foreign country which is grouped according to Incoterm .

 2  The space not occupied by cargo in a cargo space, caused by spaces between packages and fittings in the ship such as pillars, ladders, stanchions, large angle brackets and beams is known as

 3  A questionnaire database that helps all companies that are involved in petroleum transport find and use necessary information about the other companies that they deal with is called

 4  Can a ship be arrested if she is already beached for demolition if Bill of Entry is filed for demolition the ship

 5  General cargo ships in the 15/25000 tonne deadweight,operating deepsea are being regularly employed on scheduled routes are termed as

 6  The owner of a ship can choose not to operate his ship himself but to entrust this to a third person or company. The person who hires a ship or several ships in bareboat charter or in time charter is called. ..

 7  Temporary cessation of trading of a ship by a shipowner during a period when there is a surplus of ships in relation to the level of available cargoes. This surplus, known as over-tonnaging, has the effect of depressing freight rates to the extent that some ship-owners no longer find it economical to trade their ship, preferring to

 8  Representative of the owner in a certain harbour in the tramp trade is called

 9  The costs associated with disposing or recycling products that have been returned due to customer rejects, end of life or obsolescence is called

 10  12500teu capacity container ships are called

 11  The Principal Regulations Governing Maritime Safety lays down a comprehensive range of minimum standards for the safe construction of ships and the basic safety equipment (e.g. fire protection, navigation, lifesaving and radio) to be carried on board. Which also requires regular ship surveys and the issue by flag states of certificates of compliance

 12  Refers to a range or spread of days between which owners may present the vessel for loading

 13  A contract between a shipper and an ocean carrier of conference, in which the shipper makes a commitment to provide a minimum quantity of cargo over a fixed time period is called

 14  List prepared by the master of a ship showing the full names, nationality, passport or discharge book number, rank and age of every officer and crew member engaged on board that ship and is one of the essential ship's documents presented to the customs and immigration authorities on arrival at a new port

 15  India is a signatory to any of the International Conventions on ship arrest

 16   A discharging port where the cargo is not delivered direct alongside the quay but due to the shallow draft it is discharged in to lighters or other similar crafts is called

 17  A thorough examination and checking of the vessels/aircrafts is undertaken on selective basis taking due note of the past history of the vessels, the area/country from which these are arriving, the intelligence report etc- known as

 18  Minimum Standards of Ship's agents prepared by

 19  Where light-dues have been paid in respect of any ship in excess of the amount payable under this Act, no claim to refund of such excess payment shall be admissible, unless it is made within

 20  As per Indian Customs Act 1962, any shortlanding cargo penalty lies on