典型的救助費用對於自願且無契約或正式職責關係之第三人，因拯救或保全海難

The typical salvage fee is paid to a third party who is voluntary and has no contractual or formal responsibilities to rescue or preserve the property in the shipwreck in accordance with Article 103 of the Maritime Law. <br><br>According to Article 24 of the Maritime Law, the rescuer has a lien on the rescued objects and maritime priority on the rescued ship. This system can balance the encouragement of life-saving and moral hazard.

The typical rescue fee is for a third person who is voluntarily and has no contractual or formal duty relationship, and is paid under Article 103 of the Maritime Law for the salvation or preservation of property in the shipwreck.<br><br>According to Article 24 of the Maritime And Commercial Law, the rescuer has a lien on the salvaged object and a maritime priority for the rescued ship. This system balances the encouragement of life-saving and moral hazard.

The typical salvage expenses are the remuneration paid in accordance with Article 103 of the maritime code to a third party who voluntarily saves or preserves the property in distress and has no contractual or formal duty relationship.<br>According to Article 24 of the maritime code, the salvor has a lien on the salved property and maritime priority on the salved ship. This system can balance the encouragement of life-saving and moral hazard.<br>