Liechtenstein Maritime Law

Reithner / Mähr / Frick Liechtenstein Maritime Law Switzerland Liechtenstein Austria There is no maritime law in Liechtenstein. It does not maintain a ship register and it is not possible to sail under the Liechtenstein flag in foreign or international waters. The Principality is part of the European Economic Area and would have to implement thousands of pages of EU legislation if it ever registered a single ship. The government has always avoided this trouble. Please use the remaining pages of this work as a notebook. About the authors: Nicolas Reithner, Hannes Mähr and Mario Frick are highly experienced lawyers in Liechtenstein at the firm of Seeger, Frick & Partner (+423 265 22 22; mail@sfplex. but do not know how to navigate a boat.

A photograph shows a blue book titled “Liechtenstein Maritime Law” opened to a page explaining that Liechtenstein has no maritime law, does not maintain a ship register, and cannot sail under its flag. The punchline is that the supposedly serious legal book is essentially empty, with the remaining pages suggested for use as a notebook, because the country has no ships and the authors do not know how to navigate a boat.

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