| Description |
1 online resource (248 p.) |
| Contents |
Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Slipping through the net: Reforming South African fisheries law enforcement -- HENNIE VAN AS* -- CAMERON CORDELL** -- The protection of selected labour conditions of fishers in Namibia -- HASHALI HAMUKUAYA* -- PATRICK VRANCKEN** -- Co-operative government in marine spatial planning -- RACHAEL CHASAKARA* -- PATRICK VRANCKEN** -- Port State jurisdiction in terms of article 218 of the UN Convention on the Law of Sea: A South African perspective -- DENNING METUGE* -- PATRICK VRANCKEN** -- The penalty for piracy in Nigerian law -- OBINNA EMMANUEL NKOMADU* |
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PATRICK VRANCKEN** -- Sanctions, ships, international sales and security of payment -- CHARL HUGO* -- HENNIE STRYDOM** -- Aspects of the bill of lading as a document of title in the eras of the Third and Fourth Industrial Revolutions -- Contribution liability compensation for ship-sourced oil pollution damage in South Africa -- CHLOE JOHANNES* -- Utmost good faith is dead, long live utmost good faith? A historical overview of good faith in (marine) insurance in England and South Africa -- DALEEN MILLARD* -- SAMANTHA HUNEBERG** |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Hugo, Charl
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| ISBN |
9781928536079 |
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1928536077 |
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