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Law of Ship Mortgages

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Execution, secured obligations and property covered

5.1 Parties

5.1.1 The statutory mortgage form is a deed poll rather than a deed inter partes, and therefore only requires execution by the registered owner in order to become valid and effective. If all the shares in the ship are subject to the mortgage then the registered owners of those shares will jointly be the parties to the mortgage. If the shares in the ship are owned severally, then there will have to be a separate mortgage form signed for each registered owner that is mortgaging its shares. The full name, address and place of business have to be stated on the mortgage form and this has to accord with the details contained in the Register.

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