(navigation) Law that concerns navigation and commerce on the oceans and other navigable bodies of water.
maritime law
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(′mar·ə′tīm ′lö)
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Mentioned in
- Boats: Rules of the Sea
- Libelant (legal term)
- Paris Declaration of 1856
- nautical
- Cornelius van Bynkershoek (Dutch jurist)
- Oléron (island, France)
- Trani (city, Italy)
- Bottomry (legal term)
- Destroy (legal term)
- Petitory Action (legal term)
