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1992FundConvention

INTERNATIONALCONVENTIONONTHE

ESTABLISHMENTOFANINTERNATIONALFUNDFOR

COMPENSATIONFOROILPOLLUTIONDAMAGE,1992

 

TheStatesPartiestothepresentConvention,

BEINGPARTIEStotheInternationalConventiononCivilLiabilityforOilPollutionDamage,adoptedatBrusselson29November1969,

CONSCIOUSofthedangersofpollutionposedbytheworld-widemaritimecarriageofoilinbulk,

CONVINCEDoftheneedtoensurethatadequatecompensationisavailabletopersonswhosufferdamagecausedbypollutionresultingfromtheescapeordischargeofoilfromships,

CONSIDERINGthattheInternationalConventionof29November1969,onCivilLiabilityforOilPollutionDamage,byprovidingarégimeforcompensationforpollutiondamageinContractingStatesandforthecostsofmeasures,wherevertaken,topreventorminimizesuchdamage,representsaconsiderableprogresstowardstheachievementofthisaim,

CONSIDERINGHOWEVERthatthisrégimedoesnotaffordfullcompensationforvictimsofoilpollutiondamageinallcaseswhileitimposesanadditionalfinancialburdenonshipowners,

CONSIDERINGFURTHERthattheeconomicconsequencesofoilpollutiondamageresultingfromtheescapeordischargeofoilcarriedinbulkatseabyshipsshouldnotexclusivelybebornebytheshippingindustrybutshouldinpartbebornebytheoilcargointerests,

CONVINCEDoftheneedtoelaborateacompensationandindemnificationsystemsupplementarytotheInternationalConventiononCivilLiabilityforOilPollutionDamagewithaviewtoensuringthatfullcompensationwillbeavailabletovictimsofoilpollutionincidentsandthattheshipownersareatthesametimegivenreliefinrespectoftheadditionalfinancialburdensimposedonthembythesaidConvention,

TAKINGNOTEoftheResolutionontheEstablishmentofanInternationalCompensationFundforOilPollutionDamagewhichwasadoptedon29November1969bytheInternationalLegalConferenceonMarinePollutionDamage,

HAVEAGREEDasfollows:

 

GeneralProvisions

 

Article1

ForthepurposesofthisConvention:

1.“1992LiabilityConvention”meanstheInternationalConventiononCivilLiabilityforOilPollutionDamage,1992.

1bis.“1971FundConvention”meanstheInternationalConventionontheEstablishmentofanInternationalFundforCompensationforOilPollutionDamage,1971.ForStatesPartiestotheProtocolof1976tothatConvention,thetermshallbedeemedtoincludethe1971FundConventionasamendedbythatProtocol.

2.“Ship”,“Person”,“Owner”,“Oil”,“PollutionDamage”,“PreventiveMeasures”,“Incident”,and“Organization”havethesamemeaningasinArticleIofthe1992LiabilityConvention.

3.“ContributingOil”meanscrudeoilandfueloilasdefinedinsub-paragraphs(a)and(b)below:

(a)“CrudeOil”meansanyliquidhydrocarbonmixtureoccurringnaturallyintheearthwhetherornottreatedtorenderitsuitablefortransportation.Italsoincludescrudeoilsfromwhichcertaindistillatefractionshavebeenremoved(sometimesreferredtoas“toppedcrudes”)ortowhichcertaindistillatefractionshavebeenadded(sometimesreferredtoas“spiked”or“reconstituted”crudes).

(b)“FuelOil”meansheavydistillatesorresiduesfromcrudeoilorblendsofsuchmaterialsintendedforuseasafuelfortheproductionofheatorpowerofaqualityequivalenttothe“AmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials’SpecificationforNumberFourFuelOil(DesignationD396-69)”,orheavier.

4.“Unitofaccount”hasthesamemeaningasinArticleV,paragraph9,ofthe1992LiabilityConvention.

5.“Ship’stonnage”hasthesamemeaningasinArticleV,paragraph10,ofthe1992LiabilityConvention.

6.“Ton”,inrelationtooil,meansametricton.

7.“Guarantor”meansanypersonprovidinginsuranceorotherfinancialsecuritytocoveran

owner’sliabilityinpursuanceofArticleVII,paragraph1,ofthe1992LiabilityConvention.

8.“Terminalinstallation”meansanysiteforthestorageofoilinbulkwhichiscapableofreceivingoilfromwaterbornetransportation,includinganyfacilitysituatedoff-shoreandlinkedtosuchsite.

9.Whereanincidentconsistsofaseriesofoccurrences,itshallbetreatedashavingoccurredonthedateofthefirstsuchoccurrence.

 

Article2

1.AnInternationalFundforcompensationforpollutiondamage,tobenamed“TheInternationalOilPollutionCompensationFund1992”andhereinafterreferredtoas“theFund”,isherebyestablishedwiththefollowingaims:

(a)toprovidecompensationforpollutiondamagetotheextentthattheprotectionaffordedbythe1992LiabilityConventionisinadequate;

(b)togiveeffecttotherelatedpurposessetoutinthisConvention.

2.TheFundshallineachContractingStateberecognizedasalegalpersoncapableunderthelawsofthatStateofassumingrightsandobligationsandofbeingapartyinlegalproceedingsbeforethecourtsofthatState.EachContractingStateshallrecognizetheDirectoroftheFund(hereinafterreferredtoas“TheDirector”)asthelegalrepresentativeoftheFund.

 

Article3

ThisConventionshallapplyexclusively:

(a)topollutiondamagecaused:

(i)intheterritory,includingtheterritorialsea,ofaContractingState,and

(ii)intheexclusiveeconomiczoneofaContractingState,establishedinaccordancewithinternationallaw,or,ifaContractingStatehasnotestablishedsuchazone,inanareabeyondandadjacenttotheterritorialseaofthatStatedeterminedbythatStateinaccordancewithinternationallawandextendingnotmorethan200nauticalmilesfromthebaselinesfromwhichthebreadthofitsterritorialseaismeasured;

(b)topreventivemeasures,wherevertaken,topreventorminimizesuchdamage.

 

Compensation

Article4

1.ForthepurposeoffulfillingitsfunctionunderArticle2,paragraph1(a),theFundshallpaycompensationtoanypersonsufferingpollutiondamageifsuchpersonhasbeenunabletoobtainfullandadequatecompensationforthedamageunderthetermsofthe1992LiabilityConvention,

(a)becausenoliabilityforthedamagearisesunderthe1992LiabilityConvention;

(b)becausetheownerliableforthedamageunderthe1992LiabilityConventionisfinanciallyincapableofmeetinghisobligationsinfullandanyfinancialsecuritythatmaybeprovidedunderArticleVIIofthatConventiondoesnotcoverorisinsufficienttosatisfytheclaimsforcompensationforthedamage;anownerbeingtreatedasfinanciallyincapableofmeetinghisobligationsandafinancialsecuritybeingtreatedasinsufficientifthepersonsufferingthedamagehasbeenunabletoobtainfullsatisfactionoftheamountofcompensationdueunderthe1992LiabilityConventionafterhavingtakenallreasonablestepstopursuethelegalremediesavailabletohim;

(c)becausethedamageexceedstheowner’sliabilityunderthe1992LiabilityConventionaslimitedpursuanttoArticleV,paragraph1,ofthatConventionorunderthetermsofanyotherinternationalConventioninforceoropenforsignature,ratificationoraccessionatthedateofthisConvention.ExpensesreasonablyincurredorsacrificesreasonablymadebytheownervoluntarilytopreventorminimizepollutiondamageshallbetreatedaspollutiondamageforthepurposesofthisArticle.

2.TheFundshallincurnoobligationundertheprecedingparagraphif:

(a)itprovesthatthepollutiondamageresultedfromanactofwar,hostilities,civilwarorinsurrectionorwascausedbyoilwhichhasescapedorbeendischargedfromawarshiporothershipownedoroperatedbyaStateandused,atthetimeoftheincident,only

onGovernmentnon-commercialservice;or

(b)theclaimantcannotprovethatthedamageresultedfromanincidentinvolvingoneormoreships.

3.IftheFundprovesthatthepollutiondamageresultedwhollyorpartiallyeitherfromanactoromissiondonewiththeintenttocausedamagebythepersonwhosufferedthedamageorfromthenegligenceofthatperson,theFundmaybeexoneratedwhollyorpartiallyfromitsobligationtopaycompensationtosuchperson.TheFundshallinanyeventbeexoneratedtotheextentthattheshipownermayhavebeenexoneratedunderArticleIII,paragraph3,ofthe1992LiabilityConvention.However,thereshallbenosuchexonerationoftheFundwithregardtopreventivemeasures.

 

4.(a)Exceptasotherwiseprovidedinsub-paragraphs(b)and(c)ofthisparagraph,theaggregateamountofcompensationpayablebytheFundunderthisArticleshallinrespectofanyoneincidentbelimited,sothatthetotalsumofthatamountandtheamountofcompensationactuallypaidunderthe1992LiabilityConventionforpollutiondamagewithinthescopeofapplicationofthisConventionasdefinedinArticle3shallnotexceed135millionunitsofaccount.

(b)Exceptasotherwiseprovidedinsub-paragraph(c),theaggregateamountofcompensationpayablebytheFundunderthisArticleforpollutiondamageresultingfromanaturalphenomenonofanexceptional,inevitableandirresistiblecharactershallnotexceed135millionunitsofaccount.

(c)Themaximumamountofcompensationreferredtoinsub-paragraphs(a)and(b)shallbe200millionunitsofaccount6withrespecttoanyincidentoccurringduringanyperiodwhentherearethreePartiestothisConventioninrespectofwhichthecombinedrelevantquantityofcontributingoilreceivedbypersonsintheterritoriesofsuchParties,duringtheprecedingcalendaryear,equalledorexceeded600milliontons.

(d)InterestaccruedonafundconstitutedinaccordancewithArticleV,paragraph3,ofthe1992LiabilityConvention,ifany,shallnotbetakenintoaccountforthecomputationofthemaximumcompensationpayablebytheFundunderthisArticle.

(e)Theamountsmentionedinthis

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