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Legist Newsletter

Issue: April, 2023

For Private Circulation Only

Welcome readers, to this year’s fourth issue of Legist.

National Maritime Day is celebrated on 5th April in India to commemorate the maiden journey of India’s first commercial vessel from Bombay to London. Maritime law is less discussed topic in the field of law. Thus, to enlighten our readers, we have curated research articles encompassing multiple angles of national and international maritime law.

We hope the readers will enjoy the intellectual feast.

Have a Happy Reading!

Entrancing History of Maritime Law

Akanksha Redij (Research and Editorial)

Maritime law is a mix of common practices and laws adopted by seafaring nations for generations. Ancient maritime rules are derived from the customs of the early Egyptians, Phoenicians, and Greeks who carried extensive commerce in the Mediterranean Sea. Maritime laws are of extreme value and significance for governments, corporations, and individuals. In the present article, we have attempted to trace the in-depth history of Maritime Law. Have a Happy Reading!

Contemporary Analysis of International Maritime Laws

Akanksha Redij (Research and Editorial)

Seas are the most disputed and uncharted territory in terms of the jurisdiction of law. International legal community has taken efforts to crystalize the maritime laws in several conventions dealing with multiple aspects of maritime laws. The present article takes an overview of current status of international maritime law for contemporary understanding. Have a Happy Reading!

India and Maritime Law- Current Status

Sharda Yeole (Research and Editorial)

India has a very long coastline measuring about 7516.6 km. Endowed with both coastline and landmass, India should take advantage of its location. The maritime laws of the country should be paid attention to make stringent provisions or amendments as and when needed with regard to the changing blue economy and piracy related issues. In light of this background, we have traced the current status of Indian Maritime Law in the present write up. Have a Happy Reading!

April 2023

Entrancing History of Maritime Law

Contemporary Analysis of International Maritime Laws

India and Maritime Law- Current Status

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