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(1) When the measures taken by the master or the owner of a ship which is involved in a maritime casualty do not sufficiently prevent, mitigate or eliminate the harmful consequences of the maritime casualty, the Federal Government may for that purpose give instructions to the owner or charterer or operator, as the case may be, and the persons re...
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