And English admiralty law suggests that coverage can be denied when a captain intends to cause damage or is " recklessly indifferent ."
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The program offers students a unique opportunity to complete coursework in admiralty law and coastal policy from practitioners and experts in both fields.
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It is my understanding that in the beginning of aviation law ( 1929 ? ) that maritime ( admiralty law ) would apply.
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In Wilander, 498 U . S ., at 354, we endorsed Chief Justice Stone's explanation of the admiralty law's favored treatment of seamen.
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But the wreck will be governed by admiralty law and the rights of salvage, meaning anyone can salvage it without the owner's permission.
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Beginning from ca . 600 AD, its influence in maritime issues was manifested in the collection of admiralty law up to the present ).
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In 1987 Congress approved the Abandoned Shipwreck Act, which ended admiralty law and gave states title to wrecks within three miles of their coasts.
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In 1987 Congress approved the Abandoned Shipwreck Act, which ended Admiralty law and gave states title to wrecks within three miles of the coastline.
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Admiralty law was introduced into England by the French Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine while she was acting as regent for her son, King Justinian.
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In 1996, the U . S . Supreme Court said that because the plane crashed in international waters, admiralty law applied, not aviation law.
