IMO - 410E - International Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage 1969 (CLC)

Strengthen Your Legal Framework with the Definitive Guide to Oil Pollution Liability
The International Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage 1969 (CLC) is a pivotal legal instrument that has shaped maritime law for over five decades. This printed edition, published in 1977, provides the full text of the convention, which establishes a uniform international system for determining liability and ensuring compensation for oil pollution damage. By placing responsibility on shipowners, the CLC 1969 creates a predictable and equitable framework for resolving disputes, reducing legal uncertainties, and safeguarding marine environments. This publication is an indispensable resource for legal professionals, maritime insurers, and shipping companies seeking to navigate the complexities of oil pollution liability with confidence.

Includes the 1976 Protocol for Updated Legal Standards
This edition goes beyond the original 1969 convention by incorporating the 1976 Protocol, which revised the unit of account provisions to reflect economic realities and ensure adequate compensation levels. The protocol adjusts the financial limits of liability, providing a more robust and adaptable framework for addressing oil pollution incidents. With these updates, this publication offers a complete and current legal reference, making it a vital tool for professionals involved in maritime law, environmental protection, and risk management.

Designed for Professional Use in the Maritime Sector
Published in English and presented in a durable printed format, this 26-page book is tailored for frequent use in legal, insurance, and shipping environments. Its concise yet comprehensive content provides quick access to the full text of the convention and its protocol, making it ideal for legal research, policy development, and operational decision-making. Whether you are a lawyer, insurer, shipowner, or government official, this publication equips you with the legal clarity needed to address oil pollution liability effectively and comply with international maritime standards.

This printed edition of the International Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage 1969 (CLC) includes the full text of the convention along with the 1976 Protocol, which revises the unit of account provisions. Published in January 1977, the book spans 26 pages and is presented in English. It weighs 1.8 kg, making it a substantial yet portable reference for professionals in the maritime industry.

For over seven decades, the publisher has been a leading authority in maritime law and international shipping regulations. Specializing in legal publications, the organization provides essential resources for professionals in the maritime sector, including conventions, protocols, and guidelines that shape global shipping standards. Their publications are trusted by legal experts, insurers, and government agencies worldwide for their accuracy, authority, and relevance to the evolving challenges of the maritime industry.

• This publication offers unparalleled legal clarity on oil pollution liability, providing the full text of the 1969 CLC Convention and its 1976 Protocol in a single, authoritative source.
• Its printed format ensures durability and ease of use, making it a reliable reference for legal professionals, insurers, and maritime operators.
• By including the 1976 Protocol, it delivers up-to-date legal standards, ensuring compliance with current international maritime regulations.
• Compact yet comprehensive, this book is an essential tool for navigating the complexities of oil pollution liability and environmental protection in the shipping industry.