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Case Report: Relief of long-standing severe motion sickness following stellate ganglion block. [PDF]
Front NeurosciLiu LD, Duricka DL.
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Australia's antarctic maritime claims and boundaries
Ocean Development & International Law, 1995 Since the Antarctic Treaty was negotiated in 1959, there have been substantial developments in the law of the sea. One of the most significant developments has been the recognition granted to coastal state entitlements to claim a range of offshore maritime areas.
Stuart Kaye, Donald R. Rothwell
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Forum-shopping pirates ? Litigation strategies to address maritime plunder in late-medieval Flanders
International Journal of Maritime History, 2023 Late-medieval Flanders was a patchwork of jurisdictions. Especially in terms of maritime plunder, different prosecutors and different courts could claim competency.
Niels Fieremans
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Legal Extensions to Australia’s Maritime Claim
Maritime Studies, 1994(1994). Legal Extensions to Australia’s Maritime Claim. Maritime Studies: Vol. 1994, No. 79, pp. 14-17.
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Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims
2016Abstract This chapter explores the limitation of liability for maritime claims. Specifically, it analyses the main provisions of the Convention on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims (LLMC Convention) and the actions being taken to improve the system built upon the 1996 LLMC Protocol.
Sarah C Derrington, James M Turner
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Ocean Development & International Law, 1989
Abstract A good indicator of how a country interprets and implements provisions of the law of the sea is its state practice. Worldwide state practice generally reflects an acceptance of the UN Law of the Sea (LOS) Convention with respect to the types of jurisdiction that were addressed in Committee II of the Third UN Conference on the Law of the Sea ...
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Abstract A good indicator of how a country interprets and implements provisions of the law of the sea is its state practice. Worldwide state practice generally reflects an acceptance of the UN Law of the Sea (LOS) Convention with respect to the types of jurisdiction that were addressed in Committee II of the Third UN Conference on the Law of the Sea ...
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Enforcement of Maritime Claims
2016Abstract This chapter discusses the enforcement of maritime claims. According to the International Convention on Arrest of Ships, ‘maritime claim’ means any claim concerning or arising out of the ownership, construction, possession, management, operation, or trading of any ship.
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Journal of the Indian Ocean Region, 2010
This paper analyses contemporary maritime claims in the Indian Ocean Region. It examines sovereignty disputes around the region, including in the Persian Gulf and Mozambique Channel before moving on to assertions of maritime jurisdiction. These include claims over internal and archipelagic waters, as well as assertions over rights of navigation in ...
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This paper analyses contemporary maritime claims in the Indian Ocean Region. It examines sovereignty disputes around the region, including in the Persian Gulf and Mozambique Channel before moving on to assertions of maritime jurisdiction. These include claims over internal and archipelagic waters, as well as assertions over rights of navigation in ...
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