FCA (which stands for "Free Carrier"), FAS ("Free Alongside Ship (named port of loading)"), FOB ("Free On Board" (named port of loading)), CFR ("Cost and Freight" (named port of discharge)), CIF ("Cost, Insurance and Freight" (named port of discharge)) and CPT ("Carriage Paid To" (named destination)). The two most important INCOTERMS® in sea transport are FOB and CIF.

(1) Indemnity; (2) insurable interest; and (3) utmost good faith.

Within 24 hours of the incident.

It is a receipt, used in some trades and at certain ports, showing accurate details of a consignment of goods loaded, as found in a ship's tally or loading survey.

Regulation 6 does not apply in relation to: 

No, but most reputable owners enter their ships - sometimes as a fleet - with a club. Different ships in a company's fleet may be entered with different clubs.

Certificate of British Registry; 

Surveyors appointed or authorised by the MCA for the purposes of exercising control procedures under MARPOL Annex II (which covers noxious liquid substances carried in bulk). 

Yes, but only after one year or more from the date of issue of the original Certificate of Provisional British Registry.

Before arrival in the UK the master should inform Customs (through the ship's agent) that passengers will be disembarking.

Ships which are securely moored or anchored in a Community port while they are loading, unloading or hotelling, including the time spent when not engaged in cargo operations.

Where the lowest of the subdivision load lines is lower than the line which is the appropriate load line then that subdivision load line shall have effect as if it is the appropriate load line for the purposes of the Regulations.

The data is collected and sent via SafeSeaNet to the THETIS information system, from which it can be accessed by any port State control authority in the Paris MoU region.

Any physical device or part thereof or combination of items that may be placed on or in the water or on the sea-bed with the intended purpose of capturing, or controlling for subsequent capture or harvesting, marine or fresh water organisms.

A survey of a ship's bottom and appendages whilst in the water, in lieu of a survey out of the water (where that is normally required).