salvage obligation

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In maritime law, salvage obligation is the legal duty of the vessel owner or carrier to take necessary actions to salvage and preserve lives and cargo under certain circumstances to prevent or minimize loss, including assistance and protective measures for the cargo and asset preservation.

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