Maritime Jurisdiction and Admiralty Law in India is an authoritative and in-depth legal commentary on the evolving framework of admiralty law in India, particularly following the enactment of the Admiralty (Jurisdiction and Settlement of Maritime Claims) Act, 2017. Published by Lexis Nexis, this comprehensive treatise analyzes the scope and extent of maritime jurisdiction exercised by designated High Courts in India.
The book systematically examines maritime claims, maritime liens, vessel arrest procedures, security for claims, and enforcement of decrees. It provides detailed insights into jurisdictional issues, including actions in rem and in personam, priority of claims, and the rights of shipowners, charterers, cargo owners, and financiers.
Extensive reference is made to landmark Indian and international judicial decisions, clarifying complex procedural and substantive aspects of admiralty litigation. The text also discusses practical considerations such as arrest and release of ships, limitation of liability, and cross-border maritime disputes.
Designed for maritime practitioners, judges, arbitrators, shipping companies, P&I Clubs, insurers, and academic researchers, this book bridges statutory interpretation with commercial maritime realities. With its analytical depth and updated legislative coverage, it stands as a definitive reference on admiralty and maritime jurisdiction in India.








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