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The Power Of The Civil Aeronautics Board To Grant Inclusive Tour Authority To The Supplemental Air Carriers Under The 1962 Amendment To The Federal Aviation Act, John L. Steinkamp

Indiana Law Journal

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A Proposal To Make Lex Domicilii The Required Choice Of Law Under Article 28 Of The Warsaw Convention, Glenn J. Sedam Jr.

William & Mary Law Review

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The Choice Among State Laws In Maritime Death Cases, David P. Currie

Vanderbilt Law Review

This article is about choice of law, not jurisdiction. Suffice it that the court of appeals was prepared to equate a damp Convair with a Cunarder. It is a very interesting fact that in admirality cases, unlike diversity cases, the governing substantive law, in whatever court, is predominantly federal; the Supreme Court has consistently held that the grant of admiralty jurisdiction to federal courts by the Constitution gives federal judges power to create federal decisional law, although the similarly worded diversity grant does not. If this distinction is justifiable, it must be because of the different purposes the Court has …

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Mankiewicz, Ed.: Yearbook Of Air And Space Law 1965, Howard J. Taubenfeld

Michigan Law Review

A Review of Yearbook of Air and Space Law 1965 edited by Rene H. Mankiewicz

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The Treaty On Rescue And Return Of Astronauts And Space Objects, Paul G. Dembling, Daniel M. Arons

William & Mary Law Review

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Book Review Of World Peace Through Space Law, Albert M. Kuhfeld

William & Mary Law Review

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The Treaty On Rescue And Return Of Astronauts And Space Objects, Paul G. Dembling, Daniel M. Arons

Space Law Documents

On December 19, 1967, the General Assembly of the United Nations by a vote of 115-0 approved an "Agreement on the Rescue of Astronauts, the Return of Astronauts, and the Return of Objects Launched in Outer Space"; requested the Depositary Governments "to open the Agreement for signature and ratification at the earliest possible date"; and expressed its hope "for the widest possible adherence to this Agreement." This approval by the General Assembly marked the climax of almost a decade of efforts to secure widespread international agreement on procedures assuring the humanitarian and scientific objectives of the rescue of astronauts in …

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