0 a person or company involved in saving ships that have been sunk or damaged, and the goods inside them:
The timing of any such claim may relate to the salvage award made under the contract between the shipowner and the salvors.
The salvors have submitted a salvage claim but as yet no settlement has been agreed.
In addition, liaison is maintained with leading salvors and their capability.
It is my intention that there should be no bar on fishing from the surface unless it were deliberately intended to obstruct a licensed salvor.
In that case, thanks to the generosity of the salvor it was possible to arrange for a sale at valuation.
We must recognise that the rights of an owner or salvor in possession of a designated wreck may be affected by the order.
In response to the question about who is in charge, the salvors are in charge in that they ultimately have to meet the bills.
The salvors had to determine the resources needed and to ensure that they were to hand.
