The Structure of Infinitives

International Maritime Labour Law

“…24, also 18-20. 136 As a matter of fact, there is just one case in which courts 137 and literature 138 have identified a base of operations, i.e., workers employed on board ferries that always sail on the same route between countries and that embark and disembark at the same port, where they also provide services. 23, with comments by Zabalo Escudero (1997, pp.…”

“…138 Hence, maritime liens are not affected by the stay of enforcement of security interests on debtors' estates that are associated with their business activities. Article 9 of the 1993 Convention provides for a period of 1 year-and also regulates the point at which this period starts-which can only be interrupted if the creditor entitled to it is not permitted by law to proceed with the arrest or seizure of the ship.…”

“…Article 9 of the 1993 Convention provides for a period of 1 year-and also regulates the point at which this period starts-which can only be interrupted if the creditor entitled to it is not permitted by law to proceed with the arrest or seizure of the ship. 143 For our purposes, Article 5 of EIR 138 Article 76(3) of the Spanish Insolvency Law. For example, in accordance with the Spanish insolvency law, a maritime lien results in the right to separate enforcement over the vessel, in such a way that only the residuary funds of the forced liquidation become part of the estate of the insolvency proceedings.…”

“…313 Article 1(2) of this Directive excludes seafarers from its 307 See Sabirau-Pérez (2000), p. 344;Thüsing ( ), pp. 309 See Junker (1992), pp. 11-046.…”

“…132 See Schlachter (2000), p. 64. 138 The Nervion case 139 is a good example of how to determine the applicable law in these cases even though at that point neither the Rome I Regulation nor the Rome Convention was in force. 230-234;Kappelhoff (2011), pp.…”