No shipowner shall limit liability for the following claims:
1. A claim on a shipowner by a person whose duties are related to the affairs of a ship as a shipmaster, a crewman, or any other employee, or his/her inheritors, dependents, or other interested persons;
2. A salvage charge due to rescue operations at sea and a claim concerning a share in general average;
3. A claim for oil pollution damage governed by the International Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage concluded on November 29, 1969 or the amended provisions of the Convention;
4. A claim for a ship sunken, wrecked, stranded, abandoned, or involved with other marine accidents, and salvage, removal or scrapping of, or non-invasive measures for cargo and other goods which are or were in such ship;
5. A claim for nuclear damages.[This Article Wholly Amended by Act No. 8581, Aug. 3, 2007]