Marine Liability Act (Canada)

The Marine Liability Act (Canada) is a federal law that sets rules for maritime activities, focusing on liability and compensation for damages related to marine incidents. It covers various situations, such as shipping accidents, oil spills, and collisions. The Act ensures that those harmed by maritime accidents can receive compensation, establishes limits on liability for shipowners, and outlines the responsibilities of various parties involved in marine operations. Essentially, it provides a legal framework to manage risks and protect the rights of individuals and businesses affected by marine-related events in Canadian waters.