...United States; and, second, the foreign owner of the ships is in turn owned by an American corporation. We note that both of these points rely on additional...inquire into the internal discipline and order of all 1 See generally Comment, 69 Yale LJ 498, 5o6-511 (196o); Boczek, Flags of Convenience (1962). [* Reported...

...United States; and, second, the foreign owner of the ships is in turn owned by an American eor|x>ration. We note that both of these points rely on additional...and order of all foreign vessels calling at American ixirts. Such activity would raise considerable disturbance not only in the field of maritime law but...

...and therefore necessarily presume the validity of the "balancing of contacts" theory of the Hoard. But to follow such a suggested procedure to the ultimate might require that the Roard inquire into the internal discipline and order of all foreign vessels calling at American ports....

...and therefore necessarily presume the validity of the "balancing of contacts" theory of the Hoard. Hm to follow such a suggested procedure to the ultimate might require that the Hoard inquire into the internal discipline and order of all foreign vessels calling at American ports....