maritime jurisdiction造句

• The Katie was seized in international waters outside Canada's maritime jurisdiction.
• The US courts have taken an expansive view as to what constitutes a claim that may fall under maritime jurisdiction, which can include:
• But I write separately because I cannot agree with the test the Court applies to determine the boundaries of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction.
• When determining whether maritime jurisdiction exists under s1333 ( 1 ), a federal district court should ask if the tort occurred on a vessel on the navigable waters.
• Drafted by Justice Joseph Story, and sponsored by Representative Daniel Webster of Massachusetts, the statute defined a series of new federal crimes applicable in areas under exclusive federal jurisdiction the admiralty and maritime jurisdiction.
• A federal court's authority to hear cases in admiralty flows initially from the Constitution, which " extend ( s ) " federal judicial power " to all Cases of admiralty and maritime Jurisdiction ."
• If the activity at issue here is considered maritime-related, it argues, then virtually " every activity involving a vessel on navigable waters " would be " a traditional maritime activity sufficient to invoke maritime jurisdiction ."
• In " United States v . La Vengeance " ( 3 Dall . 297 ), the Court held that a proceeding by the United States to forfeit a vessel is a cause of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction.
• The Board was established by Henry VIII in 1546 " to oversee the administrative affairs of the naval service " ( while policy direction, operational control and maritime jurisdiction remained in the hands of the Lord High Admiral ).
• The Supreme Court issued the " Rules of Practice in Causes of Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction " in 1844 to govern such proceedings, which substantially remained in force until 1966 when the current " Supplemental Rules " were adopted.
• All other coastal states in Southeast Asia face a similar problem since extending their maritime jurisdictions, and because of their proximity to one another they find their continental-shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone ( EEZ ) claims overlap with one or more neighbours.
• Because of the vagaries of maritime jurisdiction, the Harbor Police cannot ticket the ferries, and the Coast Guard, which licenses them, cannot take legal action unless someone is killed or seriously injured or there is damage of more than $ 25, 000.
• (3 ) In all actions in admiralty and maritime jurisdiction where the demand or claim exceeds One hundred thousand pesos ( P100, 000.00 ) or, in Metro Manila, where such demand or claim exceeds Two hundred thousand pesos ( P200, 000.00 ).
• On 14 June 1977, the Chilean Government issued the decree n?16 over the miles territorial sea and 200-mile Exclusive Economic Zone along a continued line from Picton, Nueva, and Lennox Islands as far south as Cape Horn, thus greatly increasing its potential maritime jurisdiction to the east and southeast.
• Congress has embodied that power in a statute giving federal district courts " original jurisdiction . . . of . . . ( a ) ny civil case of admiralty or maritime jurisdiction . . . . " 28 U . S . C . s1333 ( 1 ).
• :The short question is whether the power of the state to regulate the liability in that place and to enforce it in the state's own courts is taken away by the conferring of exclusive jurisdiction of all civil causes of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction upon the courts of the United States.
• "The district courts shall have original jurisdiction, exclusive of the courts of the States, of : ( 1 ) Any civil case of admiralty or maritime jurisdiction, saving to suitors in all cases all other remedies to which they are otherwise entitled . " 28 U . S . C . s1333 ( 1 ).
• "( t ) he admiralty and maritime jurisdiction of the United States shall extend to and include all cases of damage or injury, to person or property, caused by a vessel on navigable water, notwithstanding that such damage or injury be done or consummated on land . " 46 U . S . C . App . s740.
• The Turkish Coast Guard is a branch of the Turkish Armed Forces and was established in 1859 . Affiliated with the Guarding Administration ( Ottoman Turkish : " Muhafaza Memurlu
  u " ), the Coast Guard is responsible for controlling the maritime jurisdiction areas and coasts of Turkey and fighting all kinds of illegal actions within its area of responsibility.
• Then Indonesian foreign minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja said during a speech in 1981 on the implication of extended zones of maritime jurisdiction in Southeast Asia : " Cooperation among nations in the region is essential and the key with which to turn the challenge into a unique opportunity to promote the well-being of the peoples of the Southeast Asian region ."