84. Recognition of Certificate of Competency not granted by the Director-General
87. Master to be custodian of Certificates
89. Continuous Discharge Certificate Book
90. Power to cancel or suspend Certificate, etc.
91. Record of orders affecting Certificate, etc.
98. Employment of young persons
99. Engagement of young persons as trimmers or stokers
100. Medical examination of young persons
101. Offences against sections 98, 99 and 100
102. Maintenance of list or Register of young persons in a ship
104. Rules relating to engagement of seamen and maritime labour
107. Seaman to be in possession of Continuous Discharge Certificate
108. Loss of Continuous Discharge Certificate, etc.
109. Cancellation, etc. of Continuous Discharge Certificate
110. Certificate of fitness of seaman
111. Rules relating to manning of ships
113. Forms and contents of the agreement
114. Engagement in Bangladesh of single seaman for foreign ship
115. Special provisions with regard to agreements with crew of Bangladesh foreign-going ships
116. Renewal of running agreements in certain cases
117. Special provisions as to agreements with crew of home trade or coasting ships
118. Changes in crew to be reported
119. Certificate as to agreement with crew of foreign going and home trade ships
120. Certificate as to agreements with crew of coasting ships
121. Copy of agreement with crew to be made accessible to the crew
122. Alteration in agreement with the crew
123. List of crew to be furnished to Shipping Masters
124C. Recovery of excess salary, repatriation cost, etc.
124. Engagement of seamen for ships other than Bangladesh ships
124A. Agreement to meet legal requirements of the country of Registration of the ship
124B. Penalties for violating provisions of Sec. 124A
125. Engagement of seaman outside Bangladesh
126. Power to prohibit engagement of Bangladeshi seamen
127. Power to board ships and muster seamen
128. Forged Continuous Discharge Certificate, etc.
130. Discharge of seamen to be before Shipping Master
132. Report to Shipping Master as to work of seamen, etc.
133 . Discharge of seamen abroad
134. Discharge of seamen and apprentices on charge of owner ship
135. Transmission of documents on transfer of seaman from one ship to another
136. Repatriation of seaman and apprentice on termination of service abroad
137. Leaving behind in Bangladesh of seaman or apprentice shipped abroad
138. Leaving behind seaman or apprentice by masters of Bangladesh ships abroad
139. Wages and other property of seaman or apprentice left behind by Bangladesh ships abroad
141. Master to deliver account of wages
142. Deductions from wages of seamen
144. Deduction on account of provident fund, etc.
145. Payment of wages before Shipping Master
148. Decision on disputes by Shipping Masters
149. Power of Shipping Master to require production of ships’ papers
151. Right to wages and provisions
152. Wages not to depend on freight
153. Wages on termination of service by wreck, illness, etc.
154. Wages not to accrue during refusal to work or imprisonment
156. Restriction on sale of and charge upon wages
157. Summary proceedings for wages
158. Restriction on suits for wages
160. Regulations as to allotment notes
163. Master to take charge of the effects of deceased seamen
164. Disposal of property of seaman who dies during the voyage
165. Liability of master in respect of property of deceased seaman, etc.
166. Property of deceased seaman left abroad but not on board ship
167. Dealing with property of deceased seamen
168. Recovery of wages, etc. of seamen lost with their ship
169. Property of seamen dying in Bangladesh
170. Payment over of property of deceased seamen by Shipping Master
171. Disposal of unclaimed property of deceased seamen
173. Application of Chapter to apprentices
174. Power to make rules with respect to distressed seamen
175. Relief and maintenance of distressed seamen
176. Mode of providing for return of seamen to proper return port
177. Receiving distressed seamen on ships
179. Provisions as to taking distressed seaman on ships
180. What shall be evidence of distress
181. Ships to have sufficient provisions and water
182. Allowance for short or bad provisions
183. Bangladesh foreign going ships to carry duly certificated cooks
184. Medicines to be provided and kept on board certain ships
185. Certain ships to carry Medical Officers
186. Weights and measures on board
187. Expenses of medical attendance in case of illness
188. Power to make rules with respect to crew accommodation, etc
189. Inspection of crew accommodation when a ship is registered or re registered
190. Bedding, towels, etc. to be provided
191. Inspection of provisions, water, medicines, etc.
192. Inspection by master of provisions, water and accommodation at sea
194. Master in overall command, etc.
195. Misconduct, endangering life or ship
196. Desertion and absence without leave from Bangladesh ships
197. Desertion and absence without leave from foreign ships
197A. Measures to prevent desertion from Bangladesh and foreign ships
198. Conveyance of deserter or imprisoned seaman or apprentice on board ship
199. Power of Court to order offender to be taken on board ship
200. General offences against discipline
201. Report of desertions and absence without leave
202. Entries and certificates of desertion abroad
203. Facilities for proving desertion in proceeding for forfeiture of wages or effects
204. Application of forfeitures
205. Decisions on questions of forfeiture and deduction in suits for wages
206. Payment of fines imposed under agreement to Shipping Master
207. Penalty for enticing to desert
208. Penalty for harbouring deserters
209. Penalty on stowaways and discipline of stowaways and seamen carried under compulsion
212. Deserters from foreign ships
214A. Place of trial of the offender
215. Particulars to be furnished in plaints, etc.
216. Power of District Magistrate to intervene in case of unrepresented seaman
217. Notice to be given in case of unrepresented seaman
218. Postponement of proceedings
219. Power to set aside decrees and orders passed against serving seaman
220. Modification of law of limitation where seaman is a party
221. Reference in matters of doubt to shipping Masters
222. Provisions of this Chapter to apply to masters and apprentices
Uniforms
225. Certificated officers may wear uniforms while unemployed
226. Uniforms when not to be worn
227. Persons not to be dressed partly in uniform
Complaints by seamen and apprentices
229. Facilities for making complaints
Protection of seamen and apprentices from imposition
230. Assignment or sale of salvage invalid
231. Debts not recoverable till the conclusion of agreed service
232. Inspection of seamen’s lodging houses
233. Prohibition against solicitation by lodging house keepers
234. Seaman’s property not to be detained
235. Ship not to be boarded without permission before seaman Leave
Rescission of Contracts
236. Power of Court to rescind contract between master, owner or agent and seaman or apprentice
Maritime Advisory Committee
237. Constitution and functions of Maritime Advisory Committee
