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Admiralty Law We shall consider admiralty jurisdiction and procedure, maritime liens, ship collisions, and claims for damage to cargo, including the current efforts to draft a new international convention on claims for damage to cargo. Time permitting, we shall consider liability for maritime oil pollution. You will not be required to buy a coursebook. I have prepared a set of materials that will be distributed free of charge in a digital format. We shall work through a series of problems, supplemented by occasional lectures. Some of the problems will require a limited amount of legal research. A smaller number of the problems will call for you to prepare a short memo (4-6 pages). By its nature, admiralty law deals with transnational legal problems, and this course will emphasize those transnational aspects.
Final examination.
Catalog Number: PPTYTORT 690 Practice Areas: Commercial Practice Area , International Law Practice Area , Property Practice Area , Tort Law Practice Area |
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Fall 2009 Title: Admiralty Law Faculty: Theis,William H (courses homepage ) Section: 1 Type: Lecture Credits: 3.0 Capacity: 25 Actual: 0 |
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Fall 2007 Title: Admiralty Law Faculty: Theis,William H (courses homepage ) Section: 1 Type: Lecture Credits: 3.0 Capacity: 65 Actual: 4 |
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