Michigan law Sections 750.104 to 750.106 criminalize acts related to the intentional destruction of vessels, including fitting out ships to be destroyed, creating false cargo invoices, and making false protests. These provisions aim to prevent fraudulent activities that harm owners and insurers of ships and cargo. Violations are classified as felonies, carrying serious legal consequences.
Fitting out a vessel with the intent to destroy it, creating false cargo invoices, and making false protests are illegal and classified as felonies.
Violations are considered felonies, which can result in severe criminal penalties including imprisonment and fines.
Ship owners, crew members, or anyone involved in the lading, fitting out, or documentation of vessels with fraudulent intent can be charged.
Yes, these laws apply to all ships, boats, or vessels operating within Michigan or under Michigan jurisdiction.