Regulation 87L Restoration of RegistrationF1

Where a certificate of permission—

the Registrar must issue a carving and marking note.

On receipt of a carving and marking note, the owner must cause the ship to be carved and marked in accordance with Schedule 3, and, if required under regulation 33, cause the ship’s carving and marking to be inspected by an inspector of marks.

If a carving and marking note issued under paragraph (1) is not duly completed and returned to the Registrar within 3 months of its issue, the Registrar may cancel it and proceed to remove the entry relating to the ship from the Register under regulation 87M(1).

Where the Registrar is satisfied that the ship has been duly carved and marked, the Registrar must restore the registration of the ship by removing the marking of suspension in respect of the ship in the Register.

Upon restoring the registration of the ship under paragraph (4), the Registrar must issue and send to the owner a certificate of registry.

The registration of a ship restored under paragraph (4) shall be valid for the period of validity recorded in the Register pursuant to regulation 87G, beginning with the date of restoration specified in the certificate of registry, and shall expire at the end of that period unless it is renewed in accordance with regulation 42.