Titlebook: Civil Liability for Accidents at Sea; Sarah Fiona Gahlen Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015 Athens Convention.Bunker Oil Pol

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Religious Resistance to Neoliberalismre adverse consequences of accidents at sea have not received sufficient attention, either because there is no entity wanting to assume responsibility for them or because the interests are too conflicting for the concerned parties to come to terms. Examples of the first phenomenon are certainly the

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1614-2462 -of-law rules that may be used to deal with cases beyond the scope of international legislation, in accordance with the law of the sea.​.978-3-662-45554-8978-3-662-45555-5Series ISSN 1614-2462 Series E-ISSN 1867-9587

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Chapter 2 Maritime Accidents from a Legal Perspectiveective but with the imperatives of public international law in mind. Shipping is an ancient business, and the hazards of maritime traffic have been recognised and dealt with for millennia now, the dangers at that time having been considerably more important than today. The first rules on losses at s

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Chapter 6 Jurisdictioner-of-fact rules, applying directly to all cases that come before the courts of State parties. Even if interpretation and sometimes definition of some terms is left to the national courts, the rules on civil liability in these conventions are in themselves international.

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Chapter 7 Conflict of Lawsded on the same facts, the links with the jurisdiction in question often also being used as a connecting factor to determine the applicable law, conflict-of-law rules are domestic law. A court can only proceed on the application of a conflicts rule once it has determined its judicial jurisdiction. T