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Union of India - Section

Section 209 in The Merchant Shipping (Shipping Office Forms) Rules, 1963

209. Where a seaman is transferred under his agreement from one ship to another, the master of the ship from which the seaman is transferred shall, as soon as practicable, transmit to master of the other ship all documents in his possession relating to seaman.

Index to Entries in Official Log Book
Entries Referenceto pages in which the Various entries appear
Convictionof any member of crew and Punishment [Section 214(1)(a) of M.S.Act, 1958]  
Offencescommitted by Member of Crew for which it is intended to prosecuteor to enforce a Forfeiture or to exact a Fine, together with suchstatement concerning the reading over of such entry, andconcerning the reply (if any) made to the charge as is requiredby law [Section 214(1)(c) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Offencefor which punishment has been inflicted on board, and thepunishment inflicted. [Section 214(1)(c) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Illness,hurt or injury that has happened to any Member of Crew, thenature thereof and the medical treatment adopted (if any).[Section 214(1)(e) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Noticeof disrating. [Section 126 of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Deaththat has happened on board, and cause thereof and otherparticulars as prescribed. [Section 214(1)(f) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Birththat has happened on board, the sex of the infant, the names ofthe parents and other particulars as prescribed. [Section214(1)(h) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Marriagesthat have taken place on board and the names and ages of theparties. [Section 214(1)(h) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Thetimes of opening and closing hinged doors, etc., which arerequired to be kept closed during navigation.  
Nameof Seaman or Apprentice who has ceased to be a Member of thecrew, otherwise than by death, With the place, time, manner andcause thereof; whether, if bed and bed ding were issued to him,these articles were returned before leaving the ship. [Section214(1)(i) & 172(1) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Wagesdue to any Seaman or Apprentice who has died during the voyageand the gross amount of all deductions to be made therefrom.[Sections 152(2)(b) & 214(1) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Statementof the amount of money and description of the effects left by anySeaman or Apprentice who died during the voyage. [Section152(2)(a) & 214(1)(k) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Collisionwith any other ship, and the circumstances under which the sameoccurred. [Section 349 of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Orderof Marine Board. [Section 376(2) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Inspectionof Provisions and Water. [Section 168(4) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Changeof Masters - List of documents handed to new Master. [Section208(2) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Reportof Character of Crew. [Section 214(1)(d) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Roadline, free board and draught of water. [Section 319(1)(d) of M.S.Act, 1958]  
Occasionson which boat drill, fire drill, etc., is practiced, or lifesaving, fire appliances are examined.  
Signalsreceived of distress or messages that a vessel, aircraft orperson is in distress at sea; reasons, if any, for not going tothe assistance of persons in distress after having received adistress signal. [Section 355(5) & (6) of M.S. Act, 1958]  
Caution. - Section 436(2) S. No. 72 of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1958, provides that if any person willfully destroys or mutilates or renders illegible any entry in any official log book or willfully makes or procures to be;made or assists in making a false or fraudulent entry in or omission from an official log book shall be liable to imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year.Lists of Crews and Report of Character
Reference No. inAgreement Name and Surnameof each member of the Crew Capacity in whichengaged Reportof Character Ifthere is any entry in this Official Log relating in any way tothe crew, the page or pages where the entry is to be found shouldbe noted in this column opposite the persons, name.
Ship Ship
Forability ForGeneral Conduct Forability ForGeneral Conduct
 
Load-Line Depth of Loading and FreeboardThe Merchant Shipping Act, 1958, Section 312 to 319 & 436(2).Provides amongst other things, as follows :-Marking of deck line and load lines