👉 In the context of maritime law, "moored" refers to a type of vessel that is anchored or docked at sea. This concept is distinct from being tied up on land. In other words, it is a fixed location where an object is anchored, typically by a towline or chain. When a ship is moored, the anchor(s) or rope are fastened securely to its hull, preventing it from drifting away from the dock. This can be done through various methods such as
