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INTRODUCTION Recognizing the value of offshore resources , their exploitability , and the pressing need need to manage these resources , coastal nations have extended their national jurisdictions seaward . This enclosure movement in one ...
INTRODUCTION Recognizing the value of offshore resources , their exploitability , and the pressing need need to manage these resources , coastal nations have extended their national jurisdictions seaward . This enclosure movement in one ...
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seabed resources are still in dispute , although the Federal Government relies on the judgement in Re Offshore Mineral Rights of British 13 Columbia for its claim of jurisdiction seaward from the low water line .
seabed resources are still in dispute , although the Federal Government relies on the judgement in Re Offshore Mineral Rights of British 13 Columbia for its claim of jurisdiction seaward from the low water line .
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... Special Agreement Canada shall noi , and north and cast of said maritime boundary the United States of America shall noi , claim or exercise sovereign rights or jurisdiction for any purpose over the waters or seabed and subsoil . 2.
... Special Agreement Canada shall noi , and north and cast of said maritime boundary the United States of America shall noi , claim or exercise sovereign rights or jurisdiction for any purpose over the waters or seabed and subsoil . 2.
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| Title | The Gulf of Maine Boundary: Reviewing the Issues Issue 12 of Occasional paper |
| Author | Sue Nichols |
| Publisher | Department of Surveying Engineering, University of New Brunswick, 1982 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 13 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 74 pages |
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