(1) Misrepresentation (untrue statement of a "fact" that induces the other side to enter into the contract; this may be "innocent" or "fraudulent" depending on whether the maker of the statement knew it was untrue); 

(1) A general description of the cargo, (2) the gross mass of the cargo or cargo units and (3) any relevant special properties of the cargo.

The master is a "seaman" for the purposes of Part II (Lists of Crew) of The Merchant Shipping (Crew Agreements, Lists of Crew and Discharge of Seamen) Regulations 1991.

(1) Maintaining listening watch on maritime radio frequencies at Maritime Rescue Co-ordination Centres (MRCCs) and Maritime Rescue Sub-Centres (MRSCs) around the UK coast, and by satellite communications at MRCC Falmouth;

The charter party. 

An inspection of the items relating to the particular certificate to ensure that they are in a satisfactory condition and fit for the service for which the ship is intended. (2011 HSSC Survey Guidelines, 2. 2) ("The items" means all the items covered by the certificate.)

A new chapter 8 entitled Prevention of Pollution During Transfer of Oil Cargo Between Oil Tankers at Sea was added to MARPOL Annex I and entered into force on 1 January 2011.

A monetary reward payable by owners to charterers for completion of cargo operations within the agreed laytime period. 

No, it is a requirement of The Merchant Shipping (Prevention of Oil Pollution) Regulations 1996 for vessels trading only on domestic voyages, to certify that the ship meets UK oil pollution prevention standards.

(1) The ship must be proceeding en route; 

The master should have two officers tally and pack the seaman's gear ready for returning to the next-of-kin via the agent at the next suitable port. One copy of the list should be packed with the gear and one should be annexed to the Official Log Book. Customs may want to check the gear before landing.

An Oil Transfer Licence. (Licences will only be issued to harbour areas with a fully worked-up oil spill contingency plan, trained personnel and the necessary equipment for responding to spills.)

Any party involved in a marine claim.

(1) A List of Crew who are Parties to the Crew Agreement (ALC 1(a)); 

The Convention on the High Seas, 1958, defines "high Seas" as "all parts of the sea that are not included in the territorial sea or in the internal waters of a State" UNCLOS does not actually define "high seas".