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• It was written in a vernacular style, and presented the sea law in the form of simple rules.
• The Sea Law Commission was appointed in 1882 to consider this and other legal aspects of the shipping industry.
• Under the high seas law, McDade said, compensation for the teen-agers'deaths would be minimal, because they were not breadwinners.
• In 1966, Congress passed the first Safety at Sea Law that would put the " Delta Queen " out of business.
• U . N . chief Boutros Boutros-Ghali launched a new agency Friday that will rule in disputes over international sea law.
• In the appeal acted on today, the relatives'lawyers contended they can sue under the maritime law in addition to the high-seas law.
• A lawyer for the estate said the suit was dimissed because high-seas law doesn't allow suing for suffering caused by knowledge of impending death.
• The U . N . secretary-general swore in the International Sea Law Tribunal's 21 justices, who will be based in this north German port city.
• It soon became clear that the commission would have ship registration as its main purpose, as other aspects of sea law had to be coordinated internationally.
• South Korea will soon begin steps to adopt a new sea law, setting the stage for tough negotiations with Japan over disputed islets, officials said Tuesday.
• He was in this north German port city to open a tribunal to settle disputes under a U . N . treaty on international sea law.
• The Death on the High Seas law originally covered deaths beyond one marine league, which is three nautical miles, the common definition of territorial waters in the 1920s.
• Reacting to Parliament's ratification, the Turkish foreign ministry said the sea law did not affect in any way their country's position regarding the problem of the Aegean territorial waters.
• The high seas law applies in this crash because of a Supreme Court ruling in January 1996 in connection with the crash of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 in 1983.
• The late law was accepted at a " ting " in Bergen in 1276, and is divided into nine sections of which the last one, the " Farmannal鰃 " is a kind of sea law.
• Its problem, if it really is one, is that it is all wood, except for its steel hull, and must continually be recertified, since it does not meet safety-at-sea laws because of the wood construction.
• Afterwards, several printers named " Rhode " were active in Danzig, probably sons of Franz : Jacob, who in 1591 printed the " Hansisches Seerecht " ( Hanseatic sea law ), Martin, and another, younger Jacob.
• Greek European Affairs Minister Giorgos Mangakis described the sea law of national importance as it provided the country with a weapon " in the defense of its rights and national interests from Turkey's chauvinistic threats ."
• South Korea is moving to adopt a new sea law, including a provision that if it fails to resolve the islets dispute with Japan, it will draw its exclusive sea lines exactly midway between the two countries'territories.