Admiralty Commons^™

Mobil Oil Corporation V. Higginbotham, Lewis F. Powell Jr.

Supreme Court Case Files

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Apportioning Maritime Collision Damages: Applying The Rule Of Reliable Transfer

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Remedies In Admiralty For Oil Pollution, Stephen E. Roady

Florida State University Law Review

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Osha's Impact On The Maritime Industry: A Case Of Administrative Confusion, Charles A. Edwards

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Admiralty, George H. Chamlee

Mercer Law Review

A commentator recently had the temerity to suggest that the reasons for the existence of admiralty law and the admiralty jurisdiction as a separate system of jurisprudence "are not immediately apparent." Certainly the survival of admiralty as a largely unique body of law serving the needs of a single industry must be considered remarkable in this era of judicial reform and modernization. Admiralty is one of the few areas of legal specialization still left where law can frequently be justified on the basis of history rather than reason.

If the work of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is any …

Convention On Limitation Of Liability For Maritime Claims, 1976

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Container Law: A Recent Reappraisal, Seymour Simon

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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The Allocation Of Risk Of Delay In Voyage Charter Parties, Francesco Berlingieri

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Substitution Clauses In Charterparties, L. J. Kovats

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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The Manner In Which State Law Affects Federal Maritime Law, John B. Cervone

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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The Salvage Of Sunken Military Vessels - Project Jennifer: A Dangerous Precedent, Michael G. Collins

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Book Reviews

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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The Homer Of The Pacific: Melville's Art And The Ambiguities Of Judging Evil, Lee C. Bollinger

Michigan Law Review

Writing in 1952 of Herman Melville's work and its significance, Albert Camus praised Melville as the "Homer of the Pacific." Such Olympian fame was deserved, Camus wrote, because "[i]f it is true that talent recreates life, while genius has the additional gift of crowning it with myths, Melville is first and foremost a creator of myths." This essay concerns one aspect of those myths, Melville's exploration of man's struggle with the injustice and evil that originates from both within and without himself, and asserts its relevance to an understanding of the judicial process.

The Liability Of A Salvor Responsible For Oil Pollution Damage, Bernard A. Dubais

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Book Reviews

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Packaging Of Dangerous Goods, James K. K. Wong

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Sovereign Immunity In America: A Bicentennial Accomplishment, Georges P. Delaume

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Law Of The Sea Conference - Why Paralysis, G. W. Haight

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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The Deep Draught Vessel And The Proposed International Regulations For Preventing Collisions At Sea 1972, Frank E. Couper

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Effective United States Control, John G. Kilgour

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Jurisdiction, Shipowner Negligence And Stevedore Immunities Under The 1972 Amendments To The Longshoremen's Act, David W. Robertson

Mercer Law Review

Prior to major changes effective November 27, 1972,' the jurisprudence under the 1927 Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act 2 had developed a well-defined system for dealing with injuries to employees covered by that statute. Three entities are routinely involved in such injuries: the vessel in connection with which the victim was working at the time of his injury; the independent contractor hired by the vessel to load, unload, repair, or perform some other service to the vessel; and the injury victim himself, who is an employee of the independent contractor. It is customary to refer to these three entities …

I. Admiralty

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Loss Of Consortium In Admiralty: A Yet Unsettled Question

BYU Law Review

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The Public Order Of Ocean Resources: A Critique Of The Contemporary Law Of The Sea By P. Sreenivasa Rao, Frederick S. Tipson

Maryland Journal of International Law

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Dispute Settlement In The Law Of The Sea Convention: The Military Activities Exception, Mark Weston Janis

Faculty Articles and Papers

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Insurable Interest In Maritime Law, Joseph T. Bockrath

All Scholarship

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Pleasure Boat Torts In Admiralty Jurisdiction: Satisfying The Maritime Nexus Standard

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Case Digest, Journal Staff

Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law

Offshore Sandblaster not Permanently Assigned to his Vessel is not a Seaman Under the Jones Act

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Freight for a Partial Shipment of Cargo which has been Loaded Aboard a Vessel is Subject to Maritime Garnishment

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Compensation Awarded to Shipbuilding Employee Injured at Shipyard during Maintenance Work on Previously Unused Crane

Case Digest, Journal Staff

Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law

1. ADMIRALTY

ILA Collective Bargaining Agreements Affecting Containerized Cargo Held Invalid as "Work Acquisition" Measures

Damages from Successive, Independent Injuries may not be Cumulated to Determine "Constructive Total Loss" where Vessel has been restored to Seaworthy Condition between Injuries

Shipowner is Entitled to Lost Profits Measured by the Prevailing Market Rate During Off-Hire Extension Period

2. CUSTOMS

Trading with the Enemy Act Authorizes Treasury Regulations Prohibiting Import of Cuban Assets when the United States Interest Arises after the Effective Date of the Regulations

Standing to Protest Imposition of Dumping Duties Denied where Plaintiff unable to prove by Substantial and Convincing …

Case Digest, Journal Staff

Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law

1. ADMIRALTY

"CONTACTS" TEST BASED ON 99 PERCENT AMERICAN OWNERSHIP OF A FOREIGN CORPORATION WILL NOT BE APPLIED TO CIRCUMVENT THE RECIPROCITY PROVISION OF THE PUBLIC VESSELS ACT

SEARCH OF A U.S. VESSEL ON THE HIGH SEAS PURSUANT TO STATUTE AUTHORIZING SAFETY INSPECTIONS BY THE U.S. COAST GUARD MAY NOT BE ASSISTED BY AGENTS OF OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES

LAND-BASED TORT PRINCIPLES OF NEGLIGENCE APPLY TO LIABILITY OF VESSELS FOR INJURIES TO LONGSHOREMEN RATHER THAN PRINCIPLES OF UNSEAWORTHINESS OR VIOLATION OF NONDELEGABLE DUTY

2. ALIEN'S RIGHTS

INTERRUPTION OF AN ALIEN'S PRESENCE IN THE UNITED STATES AND INVESTOR STATUS OF AN ALIEN …