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What is ASSECURATION?

In European law. Assurance; insurance of a vessel, freight, or cargo. Ferriere.

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  2. Admin Law Keyed to Rogers & Krotoszynski
  3. Criminal Law (Keyed to Dressler)
  4. Secured Transactions
  5. ARRIVAL
  6. Patent Law
  7. CARGO
  8. Civil Procedure I (Clermont)
  9. Evidence 2
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