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The topic of this book is when and by what means coastal States can intervene when maritime casualties pose a threat of pollution. With references and index.
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A key factor in the efforts to prevent vessel-source pollution is the distribution of powers to legislate and to enforce in the event legislation is breached. Traditionally, these powers have - at least on the high sea - been held by the flag States. But after World War II, the coastal States have been given increasingly more of these powers, a process often referred to as 'creeping jurisdiction'. However, neither prescriptive nor enforcement jurisdiction is sufficient remedy as vessels may be the source of pollution even when complying with comprehensive legislation. The topic of this study is basically when and by what means coastal States can intervene when maritime casualties pose a threat of pollution.
Forlag Fagbokforl.
Utgivelsesår 2011
Format Heftet
ISBN13 9788245010855
EAN 9788245010855
Språk Norsk bokmål
Sider 242
Utgave 1
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