Section 195: Claims excepted from limitation
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195. Claims excepted from limitation
Limitation of liability under this Part shall not apply to a claim—
(a) for salvage and corresponding claims under a contract;
(b) for contribution in general average;
(c) by an employee of a shipowner or salvor whose duties are connected with the ship or a salvage operation, including a claim by
his heirs, dependants or other persons entitled to make such a
claim, where, under the contract of service between the shipowner or salvor and the employee, the shipowner or salvor is not
entitled to limit his liability in respect of the claim, or he is under
the contract only permitted to limit his liability to an amount
greater than that provided for in section 197;
(d) for oil pollution damage in respect of any liability incurred;
(e) subject to any enactment governing or prohibiting limitation of
liability for nuclear damage; or
(f) against the shipowner of a nuclear ship for nuclear damage.
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