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Convention was the LOF 1980 which permitted salvage rewards to be made to salvors who acted to limit damage to the coastal environment after oil spills.

Such casualties were unattractive to salvors, so the Lloyd"s Open Form (LOF) made provision that a salvor who acts to.

However, many legal systems allow the rights of salvors to override the rights of the original owners of a wreck or its cargo.

the salvors, as recovery fee.

Salvage tugs are used by specialized crew experienced in salvage operations (salvors).

The salvors recovered substantial quantities of silver from Vansittart using a suit.

several towage attempts, the shipwreck was considered a total loss as salvors were able to recover little from the wreck.

salvors to bring the wreck into UK waters, the Crown had no rights to wreck, or under the ancient Royal Prerogative relating to "wreck of the sea throughout.

The company could not pull the ship off, and it was sold to salvors for "1,500.

A 1799 law had more complex language: if a captured ship is recovered within 24 hours, the owner shall pay the salvors one-eighth.

Over time, the salvors recovered 1,207 gold coins, primarily "20 double eagles.

Articles 13 " 14 of the Convention made provision for Special Compensation, but the UK House of Lords case of the Nagasaki Spirit revealed that the convention had been poorly drafted, thereby limiting the amount that environmental salvors could be paid to mere out-of-pocket expenses, with no allowance for any profit margin.

Despite several towage attempts, the shipwreck was considered a total loss as salvors were able.