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unseaworthiness

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unseaworthiness
nSeeuntüchtigkeit f


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31004) and the general maritime law (the judicially created remedies of maintenance and cure, unseaworthiness and wrongful death available to seamen).
Under the Limitation of Shipowners' Liability Act of 1851, (1) a shipowner may limit liability for losses from negligence or unseaworthiness arising without his or her privity (participation and involvement) and knowledge.
In addition, termination is provided for in the case of loss of the vessel (444) but also under conditions with regard to unseaworthiness of the vessel.
 
 
 
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