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High Court of Bombay Dismisses Applications to Vacate Arrest of Vessels in Bunker Supply Disputes Involving Insolvent Intermediary. Maritime Claim for Bunkers Supplied to Vessel Held Enforceable In Rem Despite Lack of Privity Between Supplier and Owner.

15 Apr 2015

The High Court of Bombay heard two notices of motion filed by the defendants in two admiralty suits seeking to vacate the arrest of their vessels. The...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Appeal Against Vacation of Vessel Arrest in Maritime Claim for Necessaries and Hire. Court holds that under the Admiralty Act, 2017, a demise charterer is not the owner for the purpose of arrest, and a claim for necessaries does not give rise to an action in rem against a vessel owned by a third party.

10 May 2013

The appellant, Sunil B. Naik, filed an appeal against the order of the learned Single Judge dated 17 April 2013 vacating the arrest of the vessel Geow...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Motion to Vacate Arrest of Indian Flag Vessel for Maritime Claim for Necessaries. Claim for necessaries is a maritime claim under admiralty law, and Indian courts have jurisdiction over Indian flag vessels.

9 Jun 2015

The case involves a Notice of Motion filed by Amrut Dredging and Shipping Limited, a third party purchaser, seeking to vacate the arrest of the vessel...

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Bombay High Court Allows Appeal in Admiralty Bunkers Arrest Case. Bunkers on board a ship can be arrested and sold separately under admiralty jurisdiction as they are not part of the ship.

5 May 2017

The appellant, Mansel Limited, a Bermuda company engaged in chartering vessels, filed an admiralty suit seeking arrest of bunkers on board the vessel ...

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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 Dismisses Owner's Application to Vacate Arrest of Vessel in Bunker Supply Dispute. Maritime Lien for Bunkers Supplied to Bareboat Charterer Attaches to Vessel Irrespective of Ownership.

17 Dec 2014

The plaintiff, Peninsula Petroleum Ltd., an Irish company, filed an admiralty suit claiming unpaid price for bunkers supplied to the vessel m.v. Geowa...

High Court

Bombay High Court Dismisses Application to Set Aside Arrest of Vessel in Admiralty Suit for Bunkers Supply — Holds That Bunkers Are Necessaries and Arrest Valid Under Admiralty Jurisdiction. The court upheld the arrest of M.V. Rainbow Ace for a claim for bunkers supplied as necessaries, affirming the High Court's inherent admiralty jurisdiction.

30 Nov -0001

The case involves an admiralty suit filed by Lufeng Shipping Co. Ltd., a Chinese company, against the vessel M.V. Rainbow Ace, a Panamanian-flag vesse...

High Court

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...

High Court

Bombay High Court Allows Admiralty Suit for Bunker Supply Claim Against Foreign Vessel. Supply of bunkers to vessel 'LIMA II' held to be a maritime claim within admiralty jurisdiction, and arrest of vessel justified.

8 Nov 2006

The plaintiff, Jupiter Denizcilik Tasimacilik Mumessillik San. Ve Ticaret Limited Sirketi, a Turkish company engaged in the supply of bunkers, filed a...

High Court

Madras High Court Allows Arrest of Vessel for Maritime Claim Under Admiralty Act, 2017 — Bunker Supply Constitutes Necessaries. The court held that supply of bunkers to a vessel is a maritime claim under Section 4(1)(l) of the Admiralty (Jurisdiction & Settlement of Maritime Claims) Act, 2017, and granted conditional arrest subject to furnishing of security.

6 Feb 2026

The plaintiff, Om Freight Forwarders Limited, a company engaged in freight forwarding and bunker supply, filed a civil suit under the Admiralty (Juris...

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