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Peter HULSROJ Director, ESPI

International Air and Space Law Conference, Gdansk, Poland 15 November 2013. The interaction between space law and other fields of law. Gdansk International Air and Space Law Conference 15 November 2013 Gdansk, Poland. Peter HULSROJ Director, ESPI.

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Peter HULSROJ Director, ESPI

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  1. International Air and Space Law Conference, Gdansk, Poland 15 November 2013 The interaction between space law and other fields of law Gdansk International Air and Space Law Conference 15 November 2013Gdansk, Poland Peter HULSROJ Director, ESPI www.espi.or.at

  2. International Air and Space Law Conference, Gdansk, Poland 15 November 2013 www.espi.or.at

  3. International Air and Space Law Conference, Gdansk, Poland 15 November 2013 National or international law?? National or international interpretation approach?? The role of ‘general principles of law’ www.espi.or.at

  4. International Air and Space Law Conference, Gdansk, Poland 15 November 2013 Austrian National Space Act § 11 (1). In the case that the Republic of Austria has compensated damage caused by a space activity in accordance with international law, the Federal Government has the right of recourse against the operator. (2) For damage caused on the surface of the Earth or to aircraft in flight, the right of recourse comprises an amount up to the sum of the insured risk, but no less than the minimum amount of insurance set out under § 4. This limitation does not apply if the damage is due to fault by the operator or his agents or if the operator has infringed the provisions of § 3 or § 4. Liability ConventionArticle IIA launching State shall be absolutely liable to pay compensation for damage caused by its space object on the surface of the earth or to aircraft flight. Article IIIIn the event of damage being caused elsewhere than on the surface of the earth to a space object of one launching State or to persons or property on board such a space object by a space object of another launching State, the latter shall be liable only if the damage is due to its fault or the fault of persons for whom it is responsible. Operator: AustrianAgent: FrenchSatellite: Damage in Fiji and to another satellite www.espi.or.at

  5. International Air and Space Law Conference, Gdansk, Poland 15 November 2013 Regulation on responsibility for GNSS signal quality?? www.espi.or.at

  6. International Air and Space Law Conference, Gdansk, Poland 15 November 2013 Space law’s neighbours: - Air law - Law of the sea - International environmental law - Laws of war - State responsibility law www.espi.or.at

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