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IMO - 479E - International Convention on Liability and Compensation for Damage in Connection with the Carriage of Hazardous a

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The essential reference for maritime professionals covering liability and compensation for damage linked to hazardous and noxious substances (HNS) transport. Updated 2013 edition in English.

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IMO International Convention on Liability and Compensation for Damage in Connection with the Carriage of Hazardous and Noxious Substances

Publication in English
Paperback edition

Comprehensive Legal Framework for Maritime Hazardous Substances

This authoritative publication delivers the complete text of the **2010 International Convention on Liability and Compensation for Damage in Connection with the Carriage of Hazardous and Noxious Substances (HNS Convention)**. Designed for maritime professionals, legal experts, and environmental safety officers, this document establishes a robust legal structure for addressing liability and compensation in incidents involving hazardous and noxious substances (HNS) transported by sea. It ensures clarity in legal proceedings, financial responsibility, and environmental protection, making it an indispensable resource for compliance and risk management in the shipping industry.

Structured for Professional Use and Compliance

Organized into three distinct parts, this publication provides a systematic approach to understanding and applying the HNS Convention. **Part 1** features the full text of the **2010 HNS Convention**, accompanied by an overview of its key provisions and guidelines for reporting contributory HNS cargoes. **Part 2** includes the **2010 Protocol to the 1996 HNS Convention** and the Final Act of the 2010 International Conference on the Revision of the HNS Convention, offering insights into the evolution of the legal framework. **Part 3** presents the **1996 HNS Convention** and the Final Act of the 1996 International Conference, providing historical context and foundational knowledge for professionals working in maritime law and safety.

Essential for Maritime Safety and Environmental Protection

The HNS Convention plays a critical role in safeguarding maritime operations and protecting the marine environment from the risks associated with transporting hazardous substances. By defining liability, compensation mechanisms, and reporting requirements, this publication ensures that stakeholders—including shipowners, insurers, and regulatory bodies—can effectively manage and mitigate risks. Whether used for legal reference, training, or operational compliance, this document is a cornerstone for maintaining high standards of safety and accountability in the global shipping industry.

Trusted Source for Maritime Professionals

Published by the **International Maritime Organization (IMO)**, this edition is the definitive reference for the HNS Convention. The 2013 paperback version is meticulously curated to meet the needs of professionals in the maritime sector, offering reliable, up-to-date information in a clear and accessible format. For those requiring digital access, a secured digital version is also available with the free IMO reader, ensuring flexibility and convenience for users across the industry.

Ensure Compliance and Mitigate Risks with the Definitive HNS Convention Guide
The *International Convention on Liability and Compensation for Damage in Connection with the Carriage of Hazardous and Noxious Substances* is the cornerstone of legal and operational safety in maritime transport. This publication provides the complete legal framework for managing liability, compensation, and environmental protection in incidents involving hazardous and noxious substances (HNS). With the global shipping industry transporting over **37 million tons of HNS cargo annually**, this document is critical for shipowners, insurers, legal professionals, and regulatory authorities to navigate complex legal and financial responsibilities.

Comprehensive Coverage of the HNS Convention and Its Protocols
This 2013 edition includes the full text of the **2010 HNS Convention**, along with its **2010 Protocol** and the **1996 HNS Convention**, offering a complete historical and legal perspective. The publication is structured into three parts: the first outlines the convention’s provisions and reporting guidelines, the second details the 2010 revisions, and the third provides the original 1996 framework. This organization ensures professionals have all necessary tools to interpret and apply the convention’s requirements, from cargo reporting to compensation claims.

Designed for Practical Application in Maritime Operations
Weighing **1.8 kg** and presented in a durable paperback format, this publication is built for frequent use in offices, onboard vessels, and training environments. Published by the **International Maritime Organization (IMO)**, it reflects the highest standards of accuracy and reliability. The **2013 edition** remains the most current and authoritative resource for understanding the HNS Convention, making it essential for compliance, legal proceedings, and risk assessment in the maritime sector.

This publication is a **2013 paperback edition** in English, published by the **International Maritime Organization (IMO)**. It weighs **1.8 kg** and is presented in a standard format for professional use. The document is new and includes the full text of the **2010 HNS Convention**, its **2010 Protocol**, and the **1996 HNS Convention**, along with guidelines for reporting and compliance.

Published by the **International Maritime Organization (IMO)**, this edition is the definitive reference for the HNS Convention. The 2013 paperback version is meticulously curated to meet the needs of professionals in the maritime sector, offering reliable, up-to-date information in a clear and accessible format. For those requiring digital access, a secured digital version is also available with the free IMO reader, ensuring flexibility and convenience for users across the industry.

  • This essential publication provides the complete legal framework for liability and compensation in maritime incidents involving hazardous and noxious substances, ensuring compliance and risk mitigation for professionals in the shipping industry. Its structured organization and authoritative content make it a trusted resource for legal, operational, and environmental safety applications.
What is the scope of the HNS Convention 2010 covered in this publication?

The HNS Convention 2010 addresses liability and compensation for damage caused by the maritime transport of hazardous and noxious substances (HNS), including environmental damage, loss of life, and property damage.

Does this book include previous versions of the HNS Convention?

Yes, it includes the 1996 HNS Convention and the 2010 Protocol to the 1996 Convention, along with the final acts of the respective international conferences.

Are there guidelines for reporting contributing HNS cargo?

Yes, the publication provides guidelines on the declaration of contributing HNS cargoes as part of the HNS Convention 2010.

Is a digital version of this publication available?

A locked digital version is available and can be accessed using the free reader provided by the publisher.

What is the weight of the printed version?

The printed version weighs 1.8 kg.

Can this publication be used for legal or regulatory compliance?

Yes, it serves as an official reference for the HNS Convention and related protocols, making it suitable for legal and regulatory compliance in maritime safety and environmental protection.

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