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Title 46 of the United States Code

 
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Title 46 of the United States Code outlines the role of shipping in the United States Code.

  • [Subtitle I—General]
  • Subtitle II—Vessels and Seamen
  • Subtitle III—Maritime Liability
  • [Subtitle IV—Reserved]
  • Subtitle V—Merchant Marine
  • Subtitle VI—Miscellaneous

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