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Meanings of admiralty law in English
The totality of applicable law for the oceans and their use.
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Examples for "maritime law"
Examples for "maritime law"
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But courts have generally upheld the contracts, according to maritime law experts.
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U.S. courts have routinely upheld those provisions, according to maritime law experts.
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Other parts of the law of nations, the maritime law especially, require improvement.
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By maritime law, the smaller vessel has right of way.
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Once patrolling in the area, maritime law obliges vessels to rescue people in trouble.
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Ten gross violations of marine law in war time by England.
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Should not he have obeyed the captain's orders (=the marine law)?
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Palau's marine law officers have seized a Philippine vessel believed to be a mother ship of an illegal fishing fleet.
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US conservatives are reviewing their stance on marine law because of the potential of vast resources under the sea, writes Tony Kinsella.
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Five Filipino crew members were detained at the marine law office and some of the catch was sold and some given away.
Usage of admiralty law in English
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Over time, different countries adopted aspects of the Rolls for their admiralty law.
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In 1974, Susan took a course in admiralty law taught by Bill Clinton himself.
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He'd been hired by a small firm that specialized in immigration and admiralty law.
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You know what the admiralty law is!
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In the admiralty law we have a most striking example of uniformity of practice in all parts of the world.
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It was held that, the ship being within the body of the county, the admiralty law did not apply; or, according to 1 Mod.
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Now, there are a lot of workers there, said Andrew Simpson, a St. Croix resident and admiralty law attorney familiar with activity at the project.
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In Admiralty law, and in old English practice, the term is applied to the seizure of property.
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All questions of Admiralty law and maritime jurisdiction, and cases affecting ambassadors or consuls, are there tried.
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Admiralty law came into being when ancient naval manners and customs were written down as the "Black Book of the Admiralty".
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"Well, I know nothing of Admiralty law," said Caroline, "but this looks more ocean than river to me.
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