Assume a passenger dies aboard an international flight, and that there was no defibrillator aboard the aircraft

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Assume a passenger dies aboard an international flight, and that there was no defibrillator aboard the aircraft that might have been used to revive him. Do you think the failure to have a defibrillator is an event "external to the passenger?" Do you think it is an "unexpected or unusual" event? Would it make a difference if there was a legal requirement to have a defibrillator aboard, or that it was or was not industry practice to do so?
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International Business Law And Its Environment

ISBN: 9781305972599

10th Edition

Authors: Richard Schaffer, Filiberto Agusti, Lucien J. Dhooge

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