Navigable Waters - Obstructions to Navigation - Continuing Duty: An Apparent Conflict Has Emerged among Decisions by the Courts of Appeals for the Sixth and Seventh Circuits, and an Earlier Decision by the United States Supreme Court, as to Whether an Entity Other Than the State or Federal Government, Which Complies with a Federal Permit When Dismantling a Structure in a Navigable Waterway, Has a Continuing Duty to Prevent the Remaining Portions of the Structure from Becoming Hazardous to Navigation

Authors

Jerome C. Scowcroft

Recommended Citation

Scowcroft, Jerome C. (1988) "Navigable Waters - Obstructions to Navigation - Continuing Duty: An Apparent Conflict Has Emerged among Decisions by the Courts of Appeals for the Sixth and Seventh Circuits, and an Earlier Decision by the United States Supreme Court, as to Whether an Entity Other Than the State or Federal Government, Which Complies with a Federal Permit When Dismantling a Structure in a Navigable Waterway, Has a Continuing Duty to Prevent the Remaining Portions of the Structure from Becoming Hazardous to Navigation," Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce: Vol. 19: Iss. 3, Article 6.
Available at: https://docs.rwu.edu/law_ma_jmlc/vol19/iss3/6