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U.S. Code / Title 46 — Shipping / Subtitle III—Maritime Liability
Title 46Chapter

Chapter 309—Suits in Admiralty Against the United States

Contents

  1. § 30901. Short title
  2. § 30902. Definition
  3. § 30903. Waiver of immunity
  4. § 30904. Exclusive remedy
  5. § 30905. Period for bringing action
  6. § 30906. Venue
  7. § 30907. Procedure for hearing and determination
  8. § 30908. Exemption from arrest or seizure
  9. § 30909. Security
  10. § 30910. Exoneration and limitation
  11. § 30911. Costs and interest
  12. § 30912. Arbitration, compromise, or settlement
  13. § 30913. Payment of judgment or settlement
  14. § 30914. Release of privately owned vessel after arrest or attachment
  15. § 30915. Seizures and other proceedings in foreign jurisdictions
  16. § 30916. Recovery by the United States for salvage services
  17. § 30917. Disposition of amounts recovered by the United States
  18. § 30918. Reports

Citation

Cite as
Title 46, U.S. Code
Edition
United States Code, 2024 Edition
Current through
01/06/2025

Official sources

Current text and notes (House OLRC)GPO edition on govinfoAbout the Statutes at Large

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