Tulane Law School's William Tetley Memorial Lecture in Maritime Law 2016
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Alexander von Ziegler (LLM ’84), professor of International Trade Law at the University of Zurich and a partner at Schellenberg Wittmer, delivered Tulane's William Tetley Memorial Lecutre in Maritime Law on April 6, 2016. Title: “Carriage of Goods by Sea and the Underlying Sales Contract”
The first ten minutes is nothing but "come on up, have a word, then you can sit down, come up when I'm done, then you can call me up, and I'll have a word, then reintroduce you, then we can talk about nothing, but we'll start soon
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I love law and I know I love Maritime but I don’t think 🤔 I could like Maritime law. Go figure. Thank you for this 2001 -2016 resource videos.
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The only negative point is that the PPT cannot be shown up.
Sorry for the problem viewing the PowerPoints. As far as I know, everyone should have been able to see the PowerPoints, they were there for us to see on the live stream all day???
Thank you. Not a law student or lawyer, but curious about maritime law. I take it it's a specialty one can choose in law practice. Wonder if many lawyers are aboard vessels for such purposes.
no lawyers on vessels
This is the law of the land. All action is in REM, you are the property. This is why they take your body, your vessel, when you don't comply in these nisi Prius courts
Ur kidding right?
no offense, but folks who cannot stop saying UH, or ya know, and such, should NOT presume to teach and lecture. It is somethings that degrades the listenablity exceedingly.
I was about to turn it off, when I realized that the man was only introducing the actual speaker. At which point we went from UH every 3 seconds, to UM....but he also was NOT the Guy
the actual teacher was able to speak without uh or um, instead he had a uh um combo throughout.
so maybe we ALL need to realize a pause, a silent pause between ideas or phrases is something possible with a little practice, and something anyone at university should know, and master.
On that note, ah, uh um, I'll shut up.
I seen this.
The accent does not help in terms of making his blather understandable.
It’s amazing how professors can make an interesting subject absolutely boring.