Section 297: Information to be sent to ports of embarkation and dis-embarkation — Pakistan Merchant Shipping Ordinance, 2001

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297. Information to be sent to ports of embarkation and dis-embarkation.—(1) The officer appointed by the Federal Government in this behalf, at any port or place within Pakistan at which a special trade passenger ship touches or arrives, shall send any particulars which he may deem important respecting the special trade passenger ship, and the special trade passengers carried therein, to the officer at the port or place from which the ship commenced her voyage, and to the officer at any other port or place within Pakistan where the special trade passengers or any of them embarked or are to be disembarked. (2) The officer aforesaid may go on board any such ship and inspect herein order to ascertain whether the provisions of this Chapter as to the number of special trade passengers and other matters have been complied with.

Effective date: 2001-01-01

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Section 296: Recovery of expenses incurred in forwarding passengers Section 298: Information sent under section 297, etc., to be admissible in evidence.––In any Section 295: Forwarding of passengers by Pakistan Consular Officers.––(1) If any special trade Section 299: Power to make rules as to special trade passenger ships Section 294: Penalty for making voyage in contravention of contract.––If a special trade passenger Section 300: Application of certain provisions of Chapter 19 to pilgrim ships.––The provisions of

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