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Home›Green Marine›Denmark Simplifies Registration Process
Green Marine

June 21, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Denmark Simplifies Registration Process

Merchant ships can now register preliminarily in the Danish DAS and DIS shipping registers on the basis of a copy of the deletion certificate from the ship’s previous register. This meets a request from the business for quicker registration of loans. From June 20 2012, a preliminary registration wit

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Merchant ships can now register preliminarily in the Danish DAS and DIS shipping registers on the basis of a copy of the deletion certificate from the ship’s previous register. This meets a request from the business for quicker registration of loans.

From June 20 2012, a preliminary registration with a time-limit makes it possible to register rights, including mortgages, just by presenting a copy of the deletion certificate from the ship’s previous register. Final registration is made when the original certificate is presented to the Register of Shipping. There is a time-limit of seven workdays to present the original certificate.

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Source: Danish Maritime Authority, June 21, 2012

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