Aviation Law AS-405 Charles R Booth Embry-Riddle Legal Case Manual
$100.00
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Aviation law, accident liability, and legal case-study manual prepared for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s AS-405 course.
Written by Charles R. Booth, the manual examines negligence, assumption of risk, contributory negligence, federal aviation claims, government liability, the Federal Tort Claims Act, and numerous aviation-related court decisions. It reproduces legal opinions and statutes involving flight services, airlines, aircraft accidents, airports, pilots, and federal regulation.
The cover identifies the work as a first edition issued in 1979. This copy is the 1982 Embry-Riddle reprint. Original heavy paper covers with three-post metal binding.
Condition is good for a working academic manual. Covers show toning, rubbing, creasing, edge wear, and bumped corners. Page edges have some marks and discoloration. Interior is mostly clean with limited handwritten notes, underlining, and highlighting. Former student’s name and course notation appear on the introduction page. The signature on that page is printed as part of the publication and is not an autograph. Pages remain securely bound. Please review all photographs for exact condition.
SKU D-1
Aviation Law AS-405 Charles R Booth Embry-Riddle Legal Case Manual
$100.00
Written by Charles R. Booth, the manual examines negligence, assumption of risk, contributory negligence, federal aviation claims, government liability, the Federal Tort Claims Act, and numerous aviation-related court decisions. It reproduces legal opinions and statutes involving flight services, airlines, aircraft accidents, airports, pilots, and federal regulation.
The cover identifies the work as a first edition issued in 1979. This copy is the 1982 Embry-Riddle reprint. Original heavy paper covers with three-post metal binding.
Condition is good for a working academic manual. Covers show toning, rubbing, creasing, edge wear, and bumped corners. Page edges have some marks and discoloration. Interior is mostly clean with limited handwritten notes, underlining, and highlighting. Former student’s name and course notation appear on the introduction page. The signature on that page is printed as part of the publication and is not an autograph. Pages remain securely bound. Please review all photographs for exact condition.
SKU D-1