other · 1855
Naval Courts are granted powers to supersede masters, discharge seamen, forfeit wages, decide wage disputes, and order costs related to imprisonment or proceedings.
Every such Naval Court may, after hearing the case, exercise the following powers; …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 74, 3 August 1855.
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