Similar words: maritime, maritimes, timely, timeless, timeline, untimely, time limit, timeliness. Meaning: n. the branch of international law that deals with territorial and international waters or with shipping or with ocean fishery etc..
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(1) Trent studied maritime law after university.
(2) Specialize in maritime law, international trade, contract, company law.
(3) "Salvage charges" means the charges recoverable under maritime law by a salvor independently of contract.
(4) 'Salvage charges' means the charges recoverable under Maritime Law by a salvor independently of contract.
(5) In order to unify the international maritime law, CMI set up the international Sub-Committee to draw up the new law-the Draft Instrument.
(6) We still count on you to enforce maritime law and to fight drug smuggling.
(7) Salvage at sea is a particular system of maritime law.
(8) It is very important thing which maritime law executor face the official inquire to administration.
(9) It is one of the unique features of Maritime Law[sentencedict.com/maritime law.html], which is different from the principle of indemnity in accordance with actual loss or damage in Civil Law.
(10) It is necessarily for us to study maritime law that we take example by the theory of maritime law in other countries.
(11) International maritime law compels all vessels, including military units, to answer distress calls from nearby boats and to offer help where possible.
(12) Legislation was passed on tax, foreign investment, criminal procedure, maritime law and trade unions.
(13) The 33-strong crew was arrested and the captain faced charges of violating international maritime law.
(14) Law of Bills and Notes ( Negotiable Interments ) ; Maritime Law of Insurance.
(15) It also analyzes carriers'liability under transshipment transport based on the ROC Maritime Law.
(16) The arrest of ship is one of the most typical legal systems in maritime law.
(17) Public International Law, Private International Law, International Trade Law, WTO law, International Human Rights Law, Maritime Law, International Investment Law.
(18) Limitation of liability for maritime claims has been included in our maritime law as an important part on the basis of absorbing the contents of maritime law in the international legislation.
(19) This paper deals with the classification of both the contract of goods by sea and the contract of maritime insurance in terms of maritime law.
(20) Liability for loss of life and personal injury at sea is an important part of both tort law and maritime law.
(21) General average system is an ancient and special mechanism of sharing the risk of ocean transport in admiralty and maritime law.
(22) Moreover, the substantive law should apply to the regulations of maritime law on the analogy of the cellision between merchant ships.
(23) The of law as it applies to aviation has been lifted directly from existing maritime law.
(24) The issue of the compensation for the oil pollution damages from ships is a hot topic for the international maritime law research and Chinese scholars of maritime law.
(25) Salvage at sea is a particular legal mechanism in maritime law, as compared to other laws.
(26) This thesis covers the area of the extinguishment of security right on ships in maritime law.
(27) Salvage at sea is a particular legal system in maritime law, as compared to other laws.
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