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International Maritime and Admiralty Law is
intended as a broad résumé for the scholar, professor, practioner
and judge who wishes to understand the origins of maritime and admiralty law
(both civil and common and statute law).
This unique reference book
offers analysis, synthesis and critical statements on the differences,
advantages and disadvantages of the different law systems studied. Wherever
possible, each question of law is looked at from the point of view of the civil
law, the common law and the general maritime law.
National laws are than
examined, in particular the laws of the United Kingdom, the United States,
France and Canada, as well as the Chinese Maritime Code 1993 and the Swedish (
Nordic ) Maritime Code 1994. Finally, international laws and conventions are
considered.
International Maritime and Admiralty Law includes
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- brief outline of the history of maritime law
- general considerations / carriage of goods
- charterparties / towage
- collision / shipowners' limitation of liability
- salvage/ general average
- jurisdiction and procedure
- pollution
- special legislative rights / maritime liens
- mortgage and claims
- carriage of passengers
- maritime personal injury and death
- marine insurance
- public international maritime law (law of the sea)
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| DESCRIPTION |
| Author |
Pierre-André Côté |
| Publisher |
Éditions Yvon Blais |
| Year of release |
2002 |
| Format |
Hardcover |
| Pages |
776 pages |
| Catalogue No. |
2-89451-612-6 |
| Price |
313.95$ |
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| Available in French |
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