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Note of Protest vs Letter of Protest – Why, When and Differences between NOP & LOP

Note of Protest vs Letter of Protest

Note of Protest Note of Protest or a NOP is a solemn declaration made on oath by a Ship Master that circumstances beyond his control have or may have given rise to loss and/or damage to his ship or its cargo or have caused him to take action which may render owners liable to legal action by another party. When to Note Protest?Whenever during the voyage, the ship has encountered conditions of wind and sea which may result in damage to cargo. When from any course, the ship is damaged or there is a reason to fear that damage may be sustained. When through the stress of weather, it … [Read more...]

By Cult of Sea Filed Under: Cargo Work Tagged With: letter of protest, lop, nop, note of protest, protest

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