Goold, Parsons, and I have explained that Spanish
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Posted On: 06/30/2023 11:01:21 AM
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Goold, Parsons, and I have explained that Spanish galleons are subject to sovereign immunity and Spain retains title regardless of when the ships sank.
Goold and I have explained that only through an expressed act can title be relinquished, as the 4th Circuit ruled and the Supremes upheld.
The only other exception is being grandfathered, and if a Spanish galleon laden with $1 or $1T was at Juno, then that would belong to SFRX.
You have never explained how any Spanish vessel is not subject to sovereign immunity.
The only two arguments SFRX has made was the Concepcion was a merchant vessel and they couldn’t ID it so how could Spain.
If you’re trying to suggest Florida does own the wreck simply because it’s in state waters, then doesn’t the owner have a right to decide whether it gets salvaged or not?
And if they don’t then why hasn’t Kyle gotten a judgement against the state?
Either the state is legally preventing SFRX to disturb what SFRX says they believe is a Spanish vessel or they are not.
If the BOD’s seems to think SFRX has legal standing why are they letting the state run over them as you claim….ie delaying?
Goold and I have explained that only through an expressed act can title be relinquished, as the 4th Circuit ruled and the Supremes upheld.
The only other exception is being grandfathered, and if a Spanish galleon laden with $1 or $1T was at Juno, then that would belong to SFRX.
You have never explained how any Spanish vessel is not subject to sovereign immunity.
The only two arguments SFRX has made was the Concepcion was a merchant vessel and they couldn’t ID it so how could Spain.
If you’re trying to suggest Florida does own the wreck simply because it’s in state waters, then doesn’t the owner have a right to decide whether it gets salvaged or not?
And if they don’t then why hasn’t Kyle gotten a judgement against the state?
Either the state is legally preventing SFRX to disturb what SFRX says they believe is a Spanish vessel or they are not.
If the BOD’s seems to think SFRX has legal standing why are they letting the state run over them as you claim….ie delaying?
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