17 - 18 July 2025
In-Person
Ship Arrest
Understand the processes involved in ship arrest and how to resolve the issue effectively with real-world examples
Early Bird Rate
Save $200 when you book by 20 June 2025
Ship Arrest Training
Understand the ship arrest procedure and how to resolve this issue effectively with real-world case studies and examples.
About the Course
Ship arrest is an excellent way to get security for a claim and potentially prepare for a judicial sale of the vessel. This may be a suitable remedy for a variety of creditors, such as owners that need to repossess the vessel under the charter party, bunker suppliers that have not been paid, a bank that has terminated the loan facility and wishes to draw on its mortgage, or crew members that have outstanding wages.
At this training course, attendees will learn the laws and procedural rules of the arrest of ships in Singapore, Hong Kong, the UK, the US, Australia and South Africa. The course will examine the types of claims that can lead to arrest and assess the admiralty jurisdictions in different parts of the world.
The ship arrest training course also combines lectures, discussions, and practical case studies relating to ship arrests, which aim to demystify legal terms and issues, explain the practicalities of arrests, and highlight pitfalls and solutions to manage them better.
Who Will Benefit
Ship owners, managers and operators, charterers and cargo owners, port authorities, financiers, insurance, shipping, and legal services will find the ship arrest training courses useful, including:
- Underwriters, Claims and Insurance Managers
- Finance Managers and Financial Controllers
- Partners, Solicitors, Maritime Lawyers, Legal
- Advisers and In-house Counsel
- Credit Control Managers and Credit Analysts
- Commercial and Risk Managers
- Recovery Specialists
- Corporate Bankers
Key Learning Objectives
- Bankruptcy proceedings by owners and implications
- The UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency, including Singapore’s adoption of it
- Practical Issues in arresting a ship
- Freezing injunction compared with ship arrest
- Find out the procedures for arrest in various jurisdictions
- Become aware of other important issues, including claims for wrongful arrest, arresting bunkers, and caveats against arrest and release
- Case studies from the UK, Singapore, Hong Kong, USA, Australia and South Africa
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Next Courses
schedule Date | maps_home_work Delivery Type | person Trainer | language Language | ||
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17 Jul 2025 2 days 09:00 17:00 SGT (Singapore) | location_on In Person Singapore | Martin Davies | English | SGD$3,695.00 SGD$3,495.00 Book by 20 June |
17 Jul 2025
2 days, 09:00 17:00 SGT (Singapore)
location_onIn Person
Singapore
Language: English
Trainer: Martin Davies
SGD$3,495.00
SGD$3,695.00
Book by 20 June
to save SGD$200.00
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Course Information
Instructional Delivery Method: In-Person
Prerequisite & Advanced Preparation: Reading material will be sent prior to the course
Learn More About This Training Course
Delivered by Professor Martin Davies
Maritime Law and Director of the Maritime Law Center, Tulane University Law School, USA; Senior Consultant to Clyde & Co., an international law firm.
Run this course in-house
Informa Connect Academy’s customised training solutions have helped organisations deliver tailored learning in different languages to suit every requirement.