Outer Space and Legal LiabilityMorris D. Forkosch BRILL, 1982 M07 20 - 290 pages |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Background of the 1967 Outer Space and 1972 Liability | 27 |
The Outer Space Treaty of 1967 and Its Inconclusiveness | 41 |
The Liability Treaty of 1972 and Its Inconclusiveness | 69 |
The procedural provisions claims and the Claims Commission | 87 |
9 | 99 |
27 | 108 |
The International Court for Outer Space | 121 |
43 | 140 |
Conclusions and Amendments | 191 |
Appendices | 205 |
Outer Space Per Se Occupation or Possession of | 211 |
Celestial Bodies Excluding Earth e g The Moon Treaties | 219 |
Tables | 261 |
Selected Bibliography | 267 |
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1967 Outer Space 1972 Liability Treaty absolute liability Agreement Air space amendments apply arbitration Article VII Assembly astronauts celestial bodies claimant Claims Commission compensation concepts COPUOS created determine discussed Earth monitoring Earth's surface effect entry into force example exoneration exploration extraterrestrial fallback fault finality and enforceability Human Rights including the Moon infra Inner space problems international law interpretation judicial language latter launched into outer legal liability limited monitoring or control Moon Convention NASA negligence note 24 objects launched orbit ordinarily organization outer space activities Outer Space Court Outer space problems Outer Space Treaty paragraph Parties persons political Preamble principles procedures proposed question ratification reasons references registry request Salyut satellites Secretary-General situation Skylab sovereign immunity sovereignty Soyuz 32 Space Law space object space problems solely space vehicles State's subject matter jurisdiction substantive suggested supra territory text and Chapter text to Chapter tion United Nations World Court