🔍 Key Concepts

• York-Antwerp Rules are connected to cargo, ships, and expenses after a casualty at sea • Think about what happens when a master intentionally sacrifices part of the ship or cargo to save the venture • How maritime law fairly shares certain losses between ship, cargo, and freight interests

💭 Think About

• Which option deals with how losses and expenses are SHARED between different parties after an incident? • Which answers are clearly about other topics, like manning levels, charter party terms, or navigation rules, rather than about money and loss distribution? • In which situation would many different cargo owners and the ship owner all need a common set of rules to adjust and settle claims?

✅ Before You Answer

• Eliminate any options that are clearly about navigation rules or specific sea areas • Eliminate any options that are clearly about minimum crewing or manning requirements • Focus on the option that concerns apportioning financial responsibility among ship, cargo, and freight after certain sacrifices or expenses are made for the common safety