The text of the Code is divided into 6 Books, i.e.: Administrative Organization of Navigation (I); Ownership and Fitting of Vessels (II); Obligations Relating to the Operation of Vessels (III); Procedural Provisions (IV); Maritime Crimes (V); Without title (VI). Book I contains a chapter (VIII) on sea fishing.
Fishing activities fall into two classes: major and minor fishing activities. Major fishing activities are understood as those activities carried out by means of fixed gear or large nets used for the catching of large-sized fish. All other fishing activities are considered minor. (252 articles)
Fishing activities fall into two classes: major and minor fishing activities. Major fishing activities are understood as those activities carried out by means of fixed gear or large nets used for the catching of large-sized fish. All other fishing activities are considered minor. (252 articles)
The text of the Code is divided into 6 Books, i.e.: Administrative Organization of Navigation (I); Ownership and Fitting of Vessels (II); Obligations Relating to the Operation of Vessels (III); Procedural Provisions (IV); Maritime Crimes (V); Without title (VI). Book I contains a chapter (VIII) on sea fishing.
The text of the Code is preceded by Legislative Decree No. 1 of 21 February 1959 concerning the entry into force of the Code. All other enactments regulating matters covered by the Code are abrogated (article 252). This Code is probably superseded by the Somali Fishery Law of 1985.
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Maritime Code.
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Somalia
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Legislation
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