Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims:A Study of U. S. Law, Chinese Law, and International Conventions
Xia Chen
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Xia Chen
Abstract
Introduction. 1. Persons and Vessels Entitled to Limitation of Liability. 2. Claims Subject to Limitation of Liability. 3. Conduct Barring Limitation of Liability. 4. Limitation Fund. 5. Limitation Proceedings. 6. Choice of Law in Limitation Actions. 7. Limitation of Liability for Claims Arising Out of Marine Oil Pollution Damage. Conclusion. Bibliography. Statutes Cited. Cases Cited.
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Introduction. 1. Persons and Vessels Entitled to Limitation of Liability. 2. Claims Subject to Limitation of Liability. 3. Conduct Barring Limitation of Liability. 4. Limitation Fund. 5. Limitation Proceedings. 6. Choice of Law in Limitation Actions. 7. Limitation of Liability for Claims Arising Out of Marine Oil Pollution Damage. Conclusion. Bibliography. Statutes Cited. Cases Cited.
Key concepts: Liability, Law, Statute, Strict liability, Legal liability, Subject (documents), Business, Political science