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Naval Courts summoned under the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854, are granted additional powers to try masters and crew for offenses punishable summarily in the United Kingdom, with specific provisions for imprisonment confirmation and reporting.
Any Naval Court summoned, under the provisions of the "Merchant Shipping Act, …
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Officialcrew
Offenderoffender
Officialnaval or consular officer
OfficialCommander-in-Chief
Officialnaval officer
LocationUnited Kingdom
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 64, 1856.
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