2015年2月2日 · Salvage mean “rescue a wrecked or disabled ship or its cargo from loss at sea”. The party rescuing is called “Salvor” and the wrecked or disabled ship is called “Property being salvaged”. Simply put, as per salvage convention Salvor does a work to salvage the property and he gets a reward / Compensation for his efforts to save the property.

Information about SCOPIC, introduced in 1999, to be used in conjunction with Lloyd's Form of Salvage Agreement. Download the SCOPIC Clause, its appendices, Codes of Conduct, guarantee wording, and access the list of Special Casualty Representatives (SCRs).

2021年6月8日 · Ship owners and P&I clubs were concerned that salvors could unnecessarily prolong the salvage operation to claim more expenses under Article 14. To solve these issues and concerns of both the ship owners and salvors, the SCOPIC (Special Compensation P & I Club) clause was introduced.

This SCOPIC clause is supplementary to any Lloyd’s Form Salvage Agreement “No Cure - No Pay” (“Main Agreement”) which incorporates the provisions of Article 14 of the International Convention on Salvage 1989 (“Article 14”). The definitions in the Main Agreement are incorporated into this SCOPIC clause.

SCOPIC remuneration shall include prevention of pollution as well as the removal of pollution in the immediate vicinity if it is necessary for the execution of the salvage (clause 14)

SCOPIC is a large clause consisting of 16 sub-clauses, three Appendices and two Codes of Conduct. The Clause became available in LOF contracts in August 1999. A panel of Shipowners’ Casualty Representatives was formed. This term later changed to Special Casualty Representative and the role will be addressed later in this paper.

It provides a framework for determining the amount of remuneration to be awarded to salvors for their services in saving property at sea and minimizing or preventing damage to the environment. It is today the most widely used international salvage agreement of its kind.

Convention 1989 Article 13 Salvage Award pursuant to Clause 7 of the SCOPIC clause. The salvor and the vessel’s Master and owners must co-operate with the SCR in this exercise and, in particular, should provide the SCR with copies of all Daily Salvage Reports from the commencement of the services, copies of the Deck Logs of the tugs and other ...

2015年7月14日 · The SCOPIC clause (Special Compensation P&I Club Clause) provides an alternative remuneration to salvors, which is computed differently to the awards provided in Article 13 and Article 14 of the International Convention on Salvage (1989).

This SCOPIC clause is supplementary to any Lloyd’s Form Salvage Agreement “No Cure - No Pay” (“Main Agreement”) which incorporates the provisions of Article 14 of the International Convention on Salvage 1989 (“Article 14”).