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of <h1>Lighthouse Act 1927: Ships in International Trade Must Pay Light-Dues Based on Tonnage for Indian Port Clearance.</h1> The notice addresses the levy of light-dues under The Lighthouse Act, 1927, applicable to ships engaged in international trade arriving at or departing from Indian ports. Ships must pay light-dues based on tonnage, which includes spaces utilized for cargo beyond the Net Register Tonnage (NRT). The notice clarifies the calculation of tonnage for spaces not included in NRT, requiring ship agents to declare deck cargo details. The document emphasizes compliance with statutory requirements, stating that port clearance will not be granted until all light-dues are paid. Ship owners and agents are responsible for any additional dues incurred within 30 days of arrival or departure.
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