
Maritime Law
Maritime laws, also known as admiralty laws or marine laws, are a specialized set of legal principles and regulations that govern various aspects of maritime activities and commerce. These laws encompass a broad range of matters related to navigation, shipping, trade, and maritime activities taking place on oceans, seas, and other navigable waterways. They cover areas such as maritime contracts, vessel ownership and registration, marine insurance, salvage and wrecks, liability and compensation for maritime accidents, crew rights and responsibilities, and many other aspects that pertain to maritime affairs. Maritime laws are designed to ensure safe, orderly, and fair practices in the maritime industry and resolve disputes that may arise in the context of maritime activities.
Policies 10
Act of Navigation- +25% Burghers Trade Capacity
- +0.1 Monthly Progress to Mercantilism
Consulate of the Sea- +2.5% Selling Efficiency
- +10% Trade Advantage
- +0.1 Monthly Progress to Naval
Forestry Ordinance- +10% Naval Supplies Output
- +0.05 Monthly Progress to Traditional Economy
Kilwan Merchant Navy- −25% Light Ship Maintenance Cost
- +10% Naval Supplies Output
- +0.1 Monthly Progress to Naval
Mandatory Impressment- +10% Sailors
- +0.05 Monthly Progress to Serfdom
Navarrese Maritime Code- +0.05 Monthly Navy Tradition
- +25% Sailors
- +0.1 Monthly Progress to Naval
Navy Audits- +10% Navy Maintenance Efficiency
- +0.05 Monthly Progress to Naval
Protect Trade Routes- +2.5% Burgher Estate Satisfaction Equilibrium
- +10% Trade Range
- +0.05 Monthly Progress to Free Trade
Shipwright Standard Regulation- +10% Ship-building Speed
- +0.05 Monthly Progress to Capital Economy
Smugglers' Haven- +10% Maritime Presence %
- −25% Light Ship Maintenance Cost