MARITIME LAW.
UNIFIED CODE SOUGHT. LONDON, Feb. ‘ ‘ You 1 have set yourselves the task of substituting the conflicts and edntradictions associated with maritime - law for an international code,, assuring owners, seamen, bankers, and underwriters of all nations the benefits -of an equitable and unified law. I hopq, your labors will be crowned with success, ” said Prince Leopold of Belgium, in addressing the Interna- , tional Maritime Conference at Brussels.;'' - 1 I '■ • He added: ‘(Belgium is a little, country, hut she has high moral ambitions, and is proud'to co-operate in extending* the principle of right among nations.” , ■ : ‘ ,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17009, 16 April 1926, Page 7
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