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Shipping and the Environment


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CHAPTER 29

Enforcement of rules to prevent pollution

Colin de la Rue Former solicitor and partner Ince & Co, London Charles B. Anderson New York, Attorney and Maritime Arbitrator Former Senior Vice President and Head of Office Skuld North America Inc. Jonathan Hare Former General Counsel, Assuranceforeningen Skuld, Oslo

Introduction

In an earlier chapter an outline has been given of the principles of international law which govern the legislative jurisdiction of states – i.e. their sovereign power to adopt laws applying to ships which fly their flags or are within their territorial jurisdiction.1 The present chapter deals with related but separate questions concerning their enforcement jurisdiction – i.e. the measures they may take to enforce national or international rules and standards.

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