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Enhanced Civil Rights In Home Rule Jurisdictions: Newly Emerging Uas/Drone Use Ordinances, Jennifer A. Brobst Apr 2020

Enhanced Civil Rights In Home Rule Jurisdictions: Newly Emerging Uas/Drone Use Ordinances, Jennifer A. Brobst

West Virginia Law Review

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Outer Space, Inc.: Transmitting Business, Ethics, And Policy Across The Universe, Gabriele Wohl Sep 2008

Outer Space, Inc.: Transmitting Business, Ethics, And Policy Across The Universe, Gabriele Wohl

West Virginia Law Review

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Legal Implications Of A Permanent Manned Presence In Space, Delbert D. Smith Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis, Stefan M. Lopathiewicz, Martin A. Rothblatt Jun 1983

Legal Implications Of A Permanent Manned Presence In Space, Delbert D. Smith Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis, Stefan M. Lopathiewicz, Martin A. Rothblatt

West Virginia Law Review

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Eminent Domain--Constitutional Taking--Recovery Against Municipal Airport By Adjacent Property Owners, H. S. S. Jr. Jun 1960

Eminent Domain--Constitutional Taking--Recovery Against Municipal Airport By Adjacent Property Owners, H. S. S. Jr.

West Virginia Law Review

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The Landowner Versus The Airport, I. Martin Leavitt Jun 1947

The Landowner Versus The Airport, I. Martin Leavitt

West Virginia Law Review

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Common Carrier--Aeroplane As Common Carrier--Limitation Of Liability, Robert W. Burk Feb 1934

Common Carrier--Aeroplane As Common Carrier--Limitation Of Liability, Robert W. Burk

West Virginia Law Review

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The Liability Of An Aviator For Damage To Persons And Property On The Ground, Julian G. Hearne Jr. Apr 1931

The Liability Of An Aviator For Damage To Persons And Property On The Ground, Julian G. Hearne Jr.

West Virginia Law Review

In dealing with the subject matter of this article, many writers have approached the question of an aviator's liability as though there were but two possible solutions,-that is, the imposition of absolute liability for all injuries to persons and property on the ground, or to hold the aviator only for injuries due to his negligence. Statutes of many states have adopted the first proposed solution, several states have enacted laws prescribing the second, while other commonwealths have merged the two, sometimes adding or subtracting various features. Therefore, the sum total of all the legislation on the subject presents a picture …