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Gao Guo-zhu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A Study on State of Registry on Outer Space Object
2007Co-Authors: Gao Guo-zhuAbstract:A State of Registry on outer space object means a launching State on whose Registry an outer a space object is carried in accordance with the Registration Convention.In the case there are two or more launching States in respect of outer space object,they should jointly determine which one of them should be the State of Registry.If no consensus was reached,the State of Registry should be determined according to a specific rule.When the ownership of an outer space object was transferred to another launching State,a modified registration should be carried out.However,with respect to the transfer of ownership to a non launching State,the State is not qualified as a State of Registry.In this case,the outer space object is under the jurisdiction and control of the non-launching State.Some legal effect arose from the registration of outer space objects by the State of Registry.
Michael B Jennison - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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BILATERAL TRANSFERS of SAFETY OVERSIGHT WILL PROVE BENEFICIAL TO ALL StateS.
ICAO journal, 1993Co-Authors: Michael B JennisonAbstract:8 ASUBTITLE: ENTRY INTO EFFECT of ARTICLE 83 BIS, THE FIRST SUBSTANTIVE AMENDMENT TO THE CHICAGO CONVENTION, WILL HELP CLARIFY RESPONSIBILITY FOR SAFETY OVERSIGHT of AIRCRAFT OPERATING FROM BASES OUTSIDE THE State of Registry.
Vincent P Cogliatibantz - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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disentangling the genuine link enquiries in sea air and space law
Nordic Journal of International Law, 2010Co-Authors: Vincent P CogliatibantzAbstract:While the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea contains the requirement that there exist a genuine link between a ship and its flag State, neither what constitutes that link, nor the effect of its absence has been determined with unambiguous clarity. In addition, it must be enquired whether the genuine link is a requirement that concerns the opposability of the nationality, or the duties of the flag State once the nationality is conferred, or both. The fact that the genuine link as a requirement has not been singled out expressly in the relation between a State of Registry and an aircraft or a space object calls for an analysis of the legal mechanisms in air law and space law in order to determine what meaningful connections are established between these means of transportation and States.
Wang Guo-yu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Nationality Link in Space Law
Hebei Law Science, 2012Co-Authors: Wang Guo-yuAbstract:Nationality link plays an important role in the Outer Space Treaty,Liability Convention,Registration Convention and Rescue Agreement.It is one of the standards to define "national activity","the appropriate State party","launching State" and "the State of Registry".It also plays an essential role in judging the attribution of private behaviors and defining a State's liability caused by whose private persons and space objects.It is the standard for dividing the responsibilities and risks occur in space activities.It is one of the important parts of space responsibility regime.
Almario D. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The convention on registration of objects launched into outer space and its implementation in Colombia's national legal system
International Astronautical Federation IAF, 2020Co-Authors: Becerra J., Almario D.Abstract:"This paper describes the process, interpretation and extent of Colombia's ratification of the Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space (Registration Convention). It also analyses the principal consequences of its implementation on the Colombian legal system. Colombia deposited its instrument of accession on the 10th of January of 2014, and thus being the first treaty of the Corpus Iuris Spatialis to be ratified by the country. The ratification contains several challenges. First of all, States are confronted with the interpretation of the concepts of 'launching State' and 'State of Registry', due to the fact that a State is not only supposed to launch objects into space, but is also supposed to promote them. Secondly, another challenge is to interpret the aforementioned concepts under Colombian legislation. Likewise, it is pertinent to analyze the scope of the obligations undertaken by Colombia regarding the creation of a register of objects launched into outer space. Hence, this paper will also examine which legal vehicle would be ideal to create the register (law, decree or administrative act) and which would be the responsible entity to manage it (the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Information Technologies and Communications, Presidency of the Republic, or another entity). Finally, this paper will analyze the process of ratification of the treaty, since it was the result of a three public power's intervention: the legislative power with the 1569 law of 2012, the judiciary power with the C-220 sentence of 2013, and lastly the executive power with the decree 1065 of 2014. The aforementioned instruments reflect the Registration Convention's scope within the legal context of a developing country. Undoubtedly, the Registration Convention could be a mechanism to stimulate national space activities, even for developing countries, It is for this reason that it is important to analyze its implementation in national law of a State like Colombia. Copyright © 2016 by the International Astronautical Federation (IAF). All rights reserved.
