Salvage Permits: Coast Guard and Customs Roles

Ask AI

LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS NO. 263: Salvage Permits: Coast Guard and Customs Roles

Getting related questions...
What do you want to know about the law?
Your conversations and searches stay on your device. We do not store or track your activity on our servers. To know more about our privacy commitment see jur.ph/privacy Ask AI provides quick answers grounded in full case texts to avoid mistakes. Always verify with the original text.

Ask AI

Title Supreme Court: Salvage Permits: Coast Guard and Customs Roles

Law: Letter Of Instructions No. 263

Decision Date: Mar 31, 1975

Letter of Instructions No. 263 addresses the overlapping functions of the Philippine Coast Guard and the Bureau of Customs in issuing permits for salvage operations, designating the Coast Guard as the sole authority for salvaging derelicts and sunken vessels, while the Bureau of Customs is authorized for salvaging cargoes, with coordination required for operations involving both ships and cargoes.

functions

derelicts

sunken vessels

END