The Practice of the Courts of Marine Inquiry of New South Wales

"The Practice of the Courts of Marine Inquiry of New South Wales" (1906) offers a detailed examination of maritime law and court procedures in early 20th-century Australia. Focusing on the Navigation Act of 1901, this work by J.M.A. Bonthorne delves into inquiries, appeals, and references related to shipping accidents, as well as the competency and misconduct of certified officers.

This legal resource provides invaluable insight into the processes and regulations governing maritime activities in New South Wales, making it an essential reference for legal professionals, historians, and anyone interested in the intricacies of maritime law and historical legal practices. The book serves as a crucial historical document, reflecting the legal standards and practices of its time.

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