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    1) A passenger on a flight from Dhaka to Dubai exhibited suspicious behavior and refused crew instructions. He was restrained and disembarked at the next airport. When authorities found no issues, he was sent home but later sued over the incident. The aircraft's country of registration questioned the jurisdiction. 2) On a British Airways flight from the US to Amsterdam, a passenger tried to enter the cockpit with a firearm. He was detained upon arrival in Paris and held for 3 months without charge before the US demanded his release, which France refused due to the lack of an extradition treaty. 3) The document provides advice for (a) a passenger whose luggage

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    1) A passenger on a flight from Dhaka to Dubai exhibited suspicious behavior and refused crew instructions. He was restrained and disembarked at the next airport. When authorities found no issues, he was sent home but later sued over the incident. The aircraft's country of registration questioned the jurisdiction. 2) On a British Airways flight from the US to Amsterdam, a passenger tried to enter the cockpit with a firearm. He was detained upon arrival in Paris and held for 3 months without charge before the US demanded his release, which France refused due to the lack of an extradition treaty. 3) The document provides advice for (a) a passenger whose luggage

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    Term Final Examination

    Department of Law and Justice


    Summer 2020
    LLM (Final)
    Course Code LLM 523   Course Title: International Aviation Law
    *Critically analyze the following situations, identify the relevant legal provisions and give
    your opinion.
    *Mention under which Convention the situations can be contemplated. 
                                                   
    1. On a flight from Dhaka to Dubai a passenger’s behavior was totally suspicious. When the
    aircraft commander asked him to sit down and to fasten his seat belt, he overruled the
    request and started roaming around. The commander requested few other passengers to
    hold him tight and then he asked the cabin crews to restraint him. That passengers
    remained restrained and he was disembarked to the next airport, though he wished to
    continue his journey till the destination. Afterwards the airport authority where he was
    being so disembarked did not find anything against him and sent him back to his own
    country. The passenger filed a suit in his own country against the aircraft commander,
    passengers and crews. The country of registration objected and questioned the
    jurisdiction of the country of origin. 

    2. On a flight of British Airways flying from USA to Amsterdam a passenger who was a US
    citizen was trying to enter into the cockpit with a fire arm. The passengers and crews
    managed to stop him. Later on he was being kept separate and detained. He was
    disembarked in Paris which was the next airport. The airport authority of Paris handed
    him over to the law and enforcing agency. They kept him in custody for 3 months
    without taking any action. After 3 months USA found their citizen was held in captivity
    and demanded release of the citizen. France plead there is no extradition treaty between
    France and USA. 

    3. (a) A passenger while travelling in an international flight found that his luggage is
    damaged. Advise him how he can claim the damage.

    (b) A cargo was carried by an airlines and found that because of the faulty packaging of
    the goods the entire area became damp as a result other goods of the carrier were
    damaged. Advise carrier if there is any remedy against the owner of the goods.

    4. Propose a draft legislation to establish an effective Civil Aviation Authority for SAARC
    nations in the light of International Civil Aviation Authority. 

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