Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

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The Fair Opportunity Requirement under COGSA Section 4(5): A Case Study in the Misinterpretation of the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act - Part II
Michael F. Sturley

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The Admiralty Law of the Eleventh Circuit: The First Five Years - Part III
Joseph M. Allen Jr.

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The Multimodal Convention
Kurosh Nasseri

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The Doctrine of Frustration: An Overview of English Law
Fengming Liu

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Insurable Risks and the New Institute Cargo Clauses
Peter Koh Soon Kwang

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The Liability of Marine Surveyors and Ship Classification Societies
John D. Gordan III

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Limitation of Liability - Timely Filing of Petition - Pleading Limitation as a Defense: In a Personal Injury Suit against a Fishing Vessel Owner in Texas State Court, the Owner Pleaded Limitation as a Defense - More Than Six Months Later, the Owner Filed a Complaint for Limitation in a U.S. District Court, Which Dismissed It as Untimely - The Court of Appeals, Affirming, Stated That in Any Event, the Federal Court Had Exclusive Jurisdiction to Hear the Limitation Issue
Kenneth H. Volk

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The Fair Opportunity Requirement under COGSA Section 4(5): A Case Study in the Misinterpretation of the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act - Part II
Michael F. Sturley

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The Admiralty Law of the Eleventh Circuit: The First Five Years - Part III
Joseph M. Allen Jr.

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The Multimodal Convention
Kurosh Nasseri

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The Doctrine of Frustration: An Overview of English Law
Fengming Liu

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Insurable Risks and the New Institute Cargo Clauses
Peter Koh Soon Kwang

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The Liability of Marine Surveyors and Ship Classification Societies
John D. Gordan III

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Limitation of Liability - Timely Filing of Petition - Pleading Limitation as a Defense: In a Personal Injury Suit against a Fishing Vessel Owner in Texas State Court, the Owner Pleaded Limitation as a Defense - More Than Six Months Later, the Owner Filed a Complaint for Limitation in a U.S. District Court, Which Dismissed It as Untimely - The Court of Appeals, Affirming, Stated That in Any Event, the Federal Court Had Exclusive Jurisdiction to Hear the Limitation Issue
Kenneth H. Volk

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Book Reviews

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Book Reviews