Universalismul natural al dreptului maritim: un memento istoric util în epoca Brexit? O privire retrospectivă asupra receptării Rôles d’Oléron în cadrul Black Book of the Admiralty
Natural universalism of maritime law: a useful historical reminder in the Brexit age? A flashback to the receptiveness of Rôles d’Oléron within Black Book of the Admiralty

Summary/Abstract: BREXIT already took place eight hundred years ago! One of its consequences was the early setting of the characteristics of maritime law according to principles familiar to Great Britain and France, which originated from the same medieval source: the “copy of the Laws of the Sea in the Charter of Oléron” Although it may seem unreasonable to compare the two events, while the United Kingdom is about to raise anchor and cast off from the shores of Europe, comparative law is boarded because of this unpredictable precedent! Can we take inspiration for the future from this laws-of-the- sea empiricism that our sister nations have been observing for a long time?

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