In foreign countries, there is a special meaning in law, especially inMaritime actionMedium.
Generally, it refers to the goods, materials (and repair services in some cases) provided for the operation or maintenance of the ship.Each jurisdiction has different requirements for the special grade of goods, materials and services defined as necessities, but in general, necessities include the following items: fuels, suppliesrepair cost(repairs), towages and stevedoring.In the United States, 46 U.S.C. §§ 31301 (4) and 31342 allow necessities to haveMaritime lien, while in the UKCanadaAnd othersCommonwealthThe state, only when the necessary goods are delivered from the ship by the master within the scope of his authorityPort of registryA maritime lien may be granted only when the order is made for the purpose of maintaining the ship or completing the voyage.In economics, necessity is defined as demandLack of elasticityProducts of.
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Zhu ZiqingMiscellaneous Notes on Returning: "Apart from food, daily lifenecessityIt seems that it is not too little. "