- CHAPTER 1—ADMINISTRATION OF SHIPPING LAWS
- CHAPTER 2—DOCUMENTATION, RECORDING, AND MEASUREMENT
- CHAPTER 3—CLEARANCE AND ENTRY
- CHAPTER 4—TONNAGE DUTIES
- CHAPTER 5—DISCRIMINATING DUTIES AND RECIPROCAL PRIVILEGES
- CHAPTER 6—REGULATION AS TO VESSELS CARRYING STEERAGE PASSENGERS
- CHAPTER 8—LIMITATION OF VESSEL OWNER’S LIABILITY
- CHAPTER 12—REGULATION OF VESSELS IN DOMESTIC COMMERCE
- CHAPTER 13—PASSPORTS AND PAPERS OF VESSELS ENGAGED IN FOREIGN COMMERCE
- CHAPTER 14—INSPECTION OF STEAM VESSELS
- CHAPTER 15—TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS AND MERCHANDISE BY STEAM VESSELS
- CHAPTER 18—MERCHANT SEAMEN
- CHAPTER 19—WRECKS AND SALVAGE
- CHAPTER 19A—ADMIRALTY AND MARITIME JURISDICTION
- CHAPTER 20—SUITS IN ADMIRALTY BY OR AGAINST VESSELS OR CARGOES OF UNITED STATES
- CHAPTER 21—DEATH ON HIGH SEAS BY WRONGFUL ACT
- CHAPTER 22—SUITS IN ADMIRALTY AGAINST UNITED STATES FOR DAMAGES CAUSED BY PUBLIC VESSELS OR FOR TOWAGE OR SALVAGE SERVICES
- CHAPTER 23—SHIPPING ACT
- CHAPTER 24—MERCHANT MARINE ACT, 1920
- CHAPTER 24A—MERCHANT MARINE ACT, 1928
- CHAPTER 27—MERCHANT MARINE ACT, 1936
- CHAPTER 28—CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY SEA
- CHAPTER 34—SAFE CONTAINERS FOR INTERNATIONAL CARGO
- CHAPTER 35—MARITIME ADMINISTRATION
- CHAPTER 36—INTERNATIONAL OCEAN COMMERCE TRANSPORTATION
- CHAPTER 37—INTERNATIONAL MARITIME AND PORT SECURITY
- CHAPTER 38—MARITIME DRUG LAW ENFORCEMENT
- CHAPTER 39—MERCHANT MARINE DECORATIONS AND MEDALS
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