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Admiralty law in South Africa: section 6 of the Admiralty Jurisdiction Act - an analysis, comparison and case law examination
Under South African Admiralty law the Courts are to apply two different systems of law depending upon whether the matter could have been heard under the old jurisdiction held by the Colonial Courts of Admiralty as at 1890. If the matter does involve this old jurisdiction then English law as it was i...
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Department of Commercial Law
2023
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