Proof of Offshore Territorial Claims in Canada

Lawrence L. Herman

Proof of Offshore Territorial Claims in Canada

Lawrence L. Herman

Dalhousie Law Journal

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Abstract

The territorial sea of Canada consists of a 12-mile belt of maritime space extending seaward from the Canadian maritime coastline. I By virtue of international law, this 12-mile maritime belt is considered to be part of the territorial domain of the littoral state.2 As a consequence, the legal limits of Canadian territory extend beyond the low water line along the coasts of Canada to include the area of the 12-mile territorial sea.

Original language	Canadian English
Journal	Dalhousie Law Journal
Publication status	Published - Mar. 1 1982

Keywords

Offshore territorial claims
proof
problem
territorial sea of Canada
international law
territorial domain
littoral state

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Law of the Sea

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Proof of Offshore Territorial Claims in Canada

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