(1) Liens on property salved pursuant to section 585 (2) take priority over all other liens affecting the property, even if such liens may have accrued earlier.
(2) If several liens pursuant to section 585 (2) encumber a property, then a lien for a claim accruing later takes priority over a lien for a claim accruing earlier; any liens for claims accruing simultaneously rank pari passu as between themselves; section 603 (3) applies accordingly. The same rule for determining the order of priority applies when the same event gives rise to both a lien pursuant to section 585 (2) as well as to a lien on a claim for contribution in general average pursuant to section 594 (1).
(3) Liens on any property salved pursuant to section 585 (2) are extinguished one year after the corresponding claim arose; section 600 (2) applies accordingly.
(4) The creditor of a lien pursuant to section 585 (2) is satisfied from the salved property pursuant to the regulations governing compulsory enforcement. Insofar as the corresponding property is yet to be surrendered, legal action is to be directed against the skipper or master; any ruling handed down against the skipper or master also takes effect against the owner.