(Resumption of Examination)
Article 51. When the necessity of which is recognized, a Marine Accidents Inquiry Agency may resume the examination by means of a ruling.
(Written Judgement)
Article 52. The judgement shall be made in a written judgement except in case of a simple inquiry.
2. The written judgement shall be prepared by the Judge.
(Description of Written Judgement)
Article 53. The written judgement shall be described as follows:
(1) Name of the Marine Accidents Inquiry Agency;
(2) Title of the case;
(3) Name, permanent domicile, and date of birth of the Examinee;
(4) Name and present address of the Designated Person Concerned in a Marine Accident;
(5) Name of the Commissioner who participated in the inquiry.
(Formalities of Pronouncing Judgement)
Article 54. A judgement shall be pronounced by reading the written judgement or giving the essential points thereof.
(Forwarding of Written Judgement Copy)
Article 55. When a judgement is pronounced, a Marine Accidents Inquiry Agency shall forward copies of the written judgement to the Commissioner and the Examinee without delay.
(Request for Copy, Etc. of Written Judgement)
Article 56. An Examinee, a Designated Person Concerned in a Marine Accident, or a Counsellor, or an interested person may request a copy or an extract of the written judgement at his own expense.
