When several salvors are on-scene at the same time to assist a vessel that has not been abandoned, which principal governs the decision as to which one's services will be accepted?
A
The first salvor on-scene has the absolute right to provide assistance; however, he is liable if the ship is lost due to his lack of experience, equipment, etc.
B
The Master of the ship needing assistance has the absolute right to decide.
C
The salvors must agree to a division of any salvage among themselves with the major share allotted to those doing the most work.
D
The first salvor on-scene has the prior claim providing he has adequate facilities to assist the vessel needing assistance.
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Question 1 / 2066636ee728f7522a1c5188ac
Question 1 of 2066636ee728f7522a1c5188ac
When several salvors are on-scene at the same time to assist a vessel that has not been abandoned, which principal governs the decision as to which one's services will be accepted?
When several salvors are on-scene at the same time to assist a vessel that has not been abandoned, which principal governs the decision as to which one's services will be accepted?