How Is Admiralty Or Maritime Law Different From Law Of The Sea?
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How Is Admiralty Or Maritime Law Different From Law Of The Sea?
by Corcurachan » Mon Jan 20, 2014 9:25 am
Admiralty deals with issues such as commerce, navigation, and ship regulation for sailors. Law of the Sea is a more global ideology that defines how countries trade with each other and affect the environment.
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