Air Law Review, 3. sējumsAlison Reppy Board of New York University Air Law Review, 1932 Includes "Bibliographical section". |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 59.
4. lappuse
... damaged rarely can succeed in proving the culpa- bility of the operator of an aircraft or of the managers thereof , i.e. , the cause of the damage which occurred in the air , frequently at a considerable height , and therefore ...
... damaged rarely can succeed in proving the culpa- bility of the operator of an aircraft or of the managers thereof , i.e. , the cause of the damage which occurred in the air , frequently at a considerable height , and therefore ...
9. lappuse
... damage caused by an article of whatever kind falling from such aircraft , whether it is regular ballast or something dropped in case of necessity . ( b ) For all damage caused by any person on board an air- craft , unless it is proved ...
... damage caused by an article of whatever kind falling from such aircraft , whether it is regular ballast or something dropped in case of necessity . ( b ) For all damage caused by any person on board an air- craft , unless it is proved ...
14. lappuse
... damage was caused . This period was considered adequate . However , adopting a system which is peculiar to Swiss and German legisla- tion , the victims are permitted to prove that they could not have had any knowledge of the damage or ...
... damage was caused . This period was considered adequate . However , adopting a system which is peculiar to Swiss and German legisla- tion , the victims are permitted to prove that they could not have had any knowledge of the damage or ...
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