Admiralty Rules 1988
Form 29—Register of admiralty proceedingForm 29—Register of admiralty proceedings
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Form 29—Register of admiralty proceedings
(rule 79)
REGISTER OF ADMIRALTY PROCEEDINGS
1Ship/property1: 2
Year and number:
Amount claimed/other relief sought1: 5
Parties: 3
Plaintiff:
Defendant(s)1:
Nature of claim: 4
1Arrest made:
Ship/property1 arrested: 5
Was it a surrogate ship:Yes/no1
1Caveat against release:
Filed by: 7
Withdrawn: 6
Set aside: 6
2Transferred/remitted1
To: 8
Date: 6
Date fixed for hearing: 6
Judgment:
For plaintiff/defendant1
Date: 6
1Amount:$ 9
1Other relief given: s10
1Ship/property1 sold:
Purchaser: 11
Date: 6
Price: $ 9
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strike out whichever is not applicable
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if ship, insert name of one ship and port of registry; if other property, insert description of property
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insert names of parties, as indicated
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insert nature of claim; if proprietary or general maritime claim, refer to relevant provision of the Admiralty Act 1988
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complete this question
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insert date
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name of caveator
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court of transfer or remittal as appropriate
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insert amount
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insert other orders made
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insert name and address