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High Seas Convention (6) • States Parties required to enact laws: – requiring indemnification to owners of ships sacrificed anchor or fishing gear in order to avoid injury to submarine cable • (Article 29) • if ship owner has taken all reasonable precautionary measures beforehand
1972 Collision Regulations • Convention on International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, London 20 October 1972, entered into force 15 July 1977 • 151 State Parties, including China, Singapore, Japan • Korea is not a Party
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