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If a collision occurs between ship A and B. Ship A (still operational after collision) tows ship B (which is severely damaged) to port of refuge. How the following conventions will apply to settle all liabilities i) Brussel’s convention ii) COLREG 1972 and iii) Salvage convention 1989 ?
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