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Bombay High Court Allows Seafarer's Wage Claim Against Vessel in Admiralty Suit — Wages for Chief Engineer on Two Vessels Held to be Maritime Lien with Priority Over Other Claims Under Merchant Shipping Act, 1958. Seafarer's claim for unpaid wages and statutory compensation under Section 129 of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1958 constitutes a maritime lien with high priority, recoverable from sale proceeds of the vessel.

5 Jul 2019

The plaintiff, Jagdish Singh Bhadauria, a seafarer and Chief Engineer, filed an admiralty suit against the vessel Bharati S (IMO 8122103) and the Offi...

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Bombay High Court Allows State of Goa's Claim for Port Services as Admiralty Claim Against Vessel Sale Proceeds. Port Authority's Services to Vessel in Distress Constitute Maritime Claim with Priority Over Other Claims.

7 Jun 2018

The plaintiff, State of Goa through Captain of Ports, filed an admiralty suit claiming recovery of Rs. 1,31,60,000/- for services rendered to the vess...

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Bombay High Court Holds Sheriff's Poundage Payable on Settlement Amounts in Admiralty Suits — Admiralty Jurisdiction — Sheriff's Fees — Table of Fees under Bombay Court Fees Act, 1959 — Court ruled that poundage is payable on the amount for which the vessel is released, including settlement sums, and not merely on the value of the vessel as per the warrant of arrest, and that the Sheriff is entitled to poundage even if the suit is settled before actual sale, as the Sheriff's services in effecting arrest and maintaining custody are rendered.

17 Jan 2018

The Bombay High Court addressed two unrelated admiralty suits tagged together to decide a common issue regarding the payment of poundage to the Sherif...

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High Court of Karnataka Disposes Admiralty Suit as Settled Between Parties. Mutual Settlement Reached in Claim for Unpaid Wages and Arrest of Vessel M.V. Maharshi Mahatreya.

5 Jul 2016

The petitioner, Sri. Rajkiran Sadanand Raikar, filed a civil petition under Sections 9 and 26 read with Order 7 Rule 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure,...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Application to Set Aside Arrest of Vessel in Admiralty Suit for Bunker Supply Debt. The court held that the supply of bunkers to a vessel constitutes a maritime claim under the Admiralty Act, 2017, and the vessel can be arrested in rem even if the bunkers were supplied on credit to the charterers.

16 Apr 2014

The plaintiff, Georim Oil Corporation, a Korean company, supplied bunkers (fuel) to the vessel M.V. Flag Mersinidi, a Greek-flagged vessel, at the por...

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Bombay High Court Orders Return of Security in Admiralty Suit for Lack of Sister Ship Relationship. Security furnished for arbitration claim cannot be retained when the vessel arrested is not a sister ship of the vessel for which services were provided.

21 Feb 2014

The plaintiff, Condor Maritime Dienstleistung GmbH & Co. KG, filed an admiralty suit against m.v. Western Light and its owners (defendants) claiming m...

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Bombay High Court Allows Appeal in Admiralty Suit for Arrest of Vessel Based on Beneficial Ownership. Court holds that under the International Convention on Arrest of Ships, 1999, a maritime claimant can arrest a vessel beneficially owned by the same person who owns the charterer-debtor, even if the vessel is registered in a different name.

2 Jul 2013

The appellant, Lufeng Shipping Company Ltd., a Chinese company, had a maritime claim of US$ 1,628,658.07 against respondent No.2, Whim Star Chartering...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Appeal Against Vacation of Arrest of Vessel in Maritime Claim — Charterer's Bareboat Charter Terminated Before Arrest, Vessel Not Owned by Charterer at Time of Arrest. The court held that the arrest of vessel Geowave Commander was invalid as the vessel was not owned by the charterer M/s. Reflect and the sister ship provision under the Admiralty Act did not apply.

10 May 2013

The appellant, Yusuf Abdul Gani, sole proprietor of Jumbo Offshore Enterprises, filed an appeal against the order of the learned Single Judge dated 17...

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Bombay High Court Allows Appeals Against Arrest of Vessel in Cargo Damage Claim — Maritime Lien Not Established. Bill of Lading Claim Does Not Give Rise to Maritime Lien; Owner Not Liable Due to Demise Clause.

11 Mar 2011

The case involves three appeals filed against an order of a learned single Judge of the Bombay High Court in Admiralty Suit No.27 of 1999. The suit wa...

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Bombay High Court Allows Admiralty Suit for Recovery of Repair Costs Against Sister Vessel of Owner. The court held that a maritime claim for necessaries supplied to sister vessels can be enforced by arresting a vessel owned by the same owner under admiralty jurisdiction.

18 Jul 2005

The plaintiff, M/s. Five Ocean Ship Repairing & Marine Services LLC, filed an admiralty suit against the vessel MT 'SYMPHONY 1' (ex. MT 'ARABIAN LADY'...

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