The Construction Of The Ownership Of A Ship System

It is a golden age for shipbuilding industries today, and China has been one of the main shipbuilding nations which shipbuilding industries play a significant role in national economy. But there is few acts in effect that relating to the vessel under construction especially in its ownership as the time changes. When it comes to a shipbuilding contract, it is important which party has the ownership during the process of building. Taking that into account, this dissertation studies some questions relating to the ownership of the vessel under construction. The leading principle is to protect the interests of Chinese shipbuilders and using comparative-jurisprudence way to absorb the reasonable legislations both of civil law system and Anglo-American law system which lead a series of constructive advice to the legislation of the ownership of vessel under construction.It leaves a possibility to perfect this field of law though it was less articles about the ownership of the vessel under construction in Chinese law. The dissertation improved the value of discussed question from studying the necessity and possibility of constructing the system from its important.The first question is which party has the ownership, it is trickiness especially when there is no stipulations in the contract. After analyzing and comparing the different views of the nature of the contract, considering the interests of Chinese shipbuilders, the conclusion is the code should classify the contract into sales of good other than working in order to protect Chinese Shipbuilders.What is a "vessel under construction"? The second chapter studies the whole process of shipbuilding project from its concept and nature, analyzing the nature and characteristic of uncompleted vessel, completed vessel for delivering and delivered vessel, comes a conclusion that the uncompleted vessel and completed vessel for delivering belong to the concept "vessel under construction", and comfier the extension if its time and property.