Merchant Shipping Act, 1958
421. Certificate of inspection. -
(1) No sailing vessel shall ply or proceed to sea unless there is in force in respect ... proceed. (2) A certificate of inspection in respect of a sailing vessel shall specify- (a) the name and tonnage of the vessel; (b) the names
distress signals to be carried and used, the steering and sailing rules to be complied with and the different protocols for exhibition and display
marine aids to navigation dues, the tonnage of a ship or sailing vessel shall be reckoned as under the Merchant Shipping
ability to manoeuvre; (iii) A vessel engaged in fishing; (iv) A sailing vessel, vessel under oars or country boat; or (v) A vessel proceeding downstream ... vessel proceeding upstream; if the prevailing circumstances permit. (b) A sailing vessel under way shall keep out of the way of:- (i) A vessel
Master of the Ship under whose command an individual seafarer sails on a particular ship shall be responsible to the company in respect
practicable. A vessel of less than 10 metres in length or a sailing vessel shall not impede the passage of a vessel which can safely
Collision On National Waterways Regulations, 2002
25. Lights to be exhibited by sailing, vessel and vessels under oars.-
(a) A sailing vessel shall exhibit ... Side lights. (ii) A stern light. (b) In a sailing vessel of less than 20 metres in length the lights prescribed in paragraph
Section 12 in Prevention Of Collision On National Waterways Regulations, 2002
12. Sailing vessels.-
(a) When two sailing vessels are approaching one another ... deemed to be the side opposite to that of which the main sail or the largest fore and aft sail is carried
Shipping (Tonnage Measurement of Ship) Rules, 1987, and in relation to a sailing vessel or a boat or craft failing under clause (c) of section ... means the tonnage as determined under the Merchant Shipping (Tonnage Measurement of Sailing Vessels) Rules
special appliance.
(2) If the other ship is sailing barge, flat, keel, lighter or other similar vessel of relatively low free board, the means
