Part 11Load lines
166Use of timber load lines (Repealed)
Notes
- Section 166: repealed, on (after expiring on 1 February 1998), by section 187.
Maritime Transport Act 1994
Load lines
166: Use of timber load lines
"Rules about using wooden marks on ships to show how loaded they are"
A law called the Maritime Transport Act 1994 has a part about load lines. You need to know that load lines are important for ships. A specific rule about using timber load lines was repealed, which means it is no longer a law.
This rule was repealed on 2 February 1998, after it had already expired on 1 February 1998. The repeal happened because of section 187. You can find more information about this change in the law.
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