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Kamil Export (Aust) Pty Ltd v NPL (Australia) Pty Ltd - Supreme Court of Victoria (Full Ct)(Fullager, Marks and Ormiston JJ) - 21 December 1993
Kamil Export (Australia) Pty Ltd were the shippers of two shipments pursuant to bills of lading issued by NPL (""the carrier”). The first shipment consisted of a consignment of dairy products from Melbourne to Guam. On arrival at Guam the..
Online Published Date:  25 June 1994
Appeared in issue:  382 - 25 June 1994
Far East Oil Tanker SA v Owners of the Ship or Vessel ""Andres Bonifacio - Court of Appeal (Lai Kew Chai, Goh Joon Seng and Warren LH Khoo JJ) - 22 September 1993
The plaintiffs were the owners of the Feoso Ambassador 2, which had been chartered to the defendants on two separate occasions. The plaintiffs commenced an Admiralty action in rem against the defendants’ vessel the Andres Bonifacio to..
Online Published Date:  25 June 1994
Appeared in issue:  382 - 25 June 1994
Owners of the MFV “George Lurich” v Centro Latino Americano De Comercio Exterior SA - Cape Provincial Division (Berman J) - 1994 (1) SA 857
The vessel George Lurich was arrested by the plaintiffs. As the defendant owners of the vessel required the vessel in order to take the place of another vessel which had to be repaired in Cape Town, they tendered in terms of section 3(10) of the..
Online Published Date:  25 June 1994
Appeared in issue:  382 - 25 June 1994
Ocean Towing Co de Venezuela v Continental Insurance Co (The ""Salvor Commander” and The ""Salvor General” - US District Ct (E Dist Louisiana) (Livaudais DJ) - 1994 AMC 152
This plaintiff tugowners claimed against their hull insurers in respect of losses caused as a result of the misadjustment of fuel rack settings in the main engines. The plaintiffs purchased the salvage tugs Salvor Commander and Salvor General in..
Online Published Date:  25 June 1994
Appeared in issue:  382 - 25 June 1994
Dias Compania Naviera SA v MV “Al Kaziemah” - Durban and Coast Local Division (Bristowe J) - 1994 (1) SA 550
The vessel Al Kaziemah was arrested by the plaintiffs at the Port of Durban. The basis of the arrest was that the plaintiffs asserted that they were the owners of the vessel and the defendants were wrongfully denying them possession to which they..
Online Published Date:  25 June 1994
Appeared in issue:  382 - 25 June 1994

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