Article 55 a maritime court accepting an application for a maritime injunction may order the maritime claimant to provide guarantee.
Article 66 a maritime court accepting an application for maritime evidence preservation may order the maritime claimant to provide guarantee.
The ship auction committee shall be responsible to the maritime court and subject to supervision of the maritime court.
The higher people's court in the locality where a maritime court is located shall have jurisdiction over appeals against the judgments and orders of the maritime court.
Article75 The modes and quantity of a guaranty provided by a maritime claimant shall be determined by the maritime court.
The maritime court arrested the particular ship has exclusive jurisdiction on the acknowledgement and enforcement of maritime liens.
Article 55 the maritime court, having entertained an application for a maritime injunction, may enjoin the maritime claimant to provide security.
Maritime evidence preservation means any of compulsory measures by which a maritime court obtains, retains or seals up evidence related to the maritime claim on application by the maritime claimant.
Article 57 The maritime court, having accepted an application, shall make an order within 48 hours.
If the maritime court orders to stop the auction of the ship, expenses incurred for auctioning the ship shall be paid by the maritime claimant.
Where the interested party raises objection to the maritime preservation, the maritime court, upon examination and deeming it reasonable, shall cancel the property preservation.
Article 104 a person who wishes to apply for constitution of a limitation fund for maritime claims shall file an application in writing with a maritime court.
If an interested party lodges an objection to a maritime injunction, the maritime court shall order to cancel the maritime injunction if it deems the causes are tenable through investigation.
The agreement on satisfaction shall be legally binding after the maritime court makes an order to confirm it.
If the maritime court makes an order to terminate the auction of the ship, the expenses incurred in preparation for auction of the ship shall be borne by the maritime claimant.
Article 87 a maritime court trying a case involving collision of ships shall conclude the case within one year after placing the case on the docket.
After the delivery of the ship is finished, the maritime court shall issue an order releasing the arrest of the ship.
Article 87 a case of ship collision shall be tried and concluded by the maritime court within one year after filing of the case.
An inspection or evaluation conclusion drawn by an institution or individual without authority granted by the State or without professional qualifications shall not be accepted by the maritime court.
Article105 After entertaining an application for constituting a limitation fund for maritime claims liability, the maritime court shall, within seven days, issue a notice to the known interested parties, and publish a public announcement in newspapers or through other news media.
The maritime court may impose upon the bidder involved in malicious collusion a fine of not more than ten percent and not less than 30 percent of the highest price offered.
The maritime court shall not accept any conclusion of the survey or appraisal made or drawn up by institutions or individuals without authorization of the State or without professional qualifications.
Article 39 When a ship is delivered, the maritime court shall issue an announcement in newspapers or other news media stating that the ship has been sold by auction and delivered to the buyer.
Article 77 After a guaranty is provided, the person providing the guaranty may, for any justified reasons, file an application to the maritime court to reduce, modify or cancel the guaranty.
The maritime courts shall have jurisdiction over maritime cases and maritime trade cases of first instance; they shall not handle criminal cases or other civil cases.
Cases appealing against judgments and rulings of maritime courts are under the jurisdiction of the higher people's courts where the maritime courts are located.
