Abstract
The Convention for the Unification of Certain rules relating to International Transportation by Air, popularly known as the Warsaw Convention, regulates the conditions of international transportation by air with respect to the documents used for such transportation by air with respect to the documents used for such transportation and the liability of the carrier. This paper relates particularly to the limitation this treaty places on the rights of passengers and their dependents to recover damages for personal injury or death.
Recommended Citation
William B. Wright, The Warsaw Convention's Damages Limitations, 6 Clev.-Marshall L. Rev. 290 (1957)