Jurisdictional Splashdown: Should Aviation Torts Find Solace in Admiralty

Albert Lin

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Academic publicationInternational civil aviation lawUnited States01 January 1994

Jurisdictional Splashdown: Should Aviation Torts Find Solace in Admiralty

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Albert Lin examines whether aviation tort claims can be addressed through admiralty law and what that would mean for jurisdiction. The work focuses on the legal relationship between aviation-related torts and the framework associated with admiralty law.

Its framing brings the intersection between aviation torts and admiralty jurisdiction to the fore. The available material does not support a reliable account of Lin’s method or ultimate conclusion.

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Whether aviation torts should be treated within admiralty jurisdiction

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Albert Lin

“Jurisdictional Splashdown: Should Aviation Torts Find Solace in Admiralty”

Journal of Air Law and Commerce · 1994

DOI 10.25172/jalc.60.1.7

Content language: English
Type: Journal article

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Albert Lin, “Jurisdictional Splashdown: Should Aviation Torts Find Solace in Admiralty”, Journal of Air Law and Commerce, 1994-01-01, 10.25172/jalc.60.1.7. https://doi.org/10.25172/jalc.60.1.7

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