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Amend Merchant Shipping Act immediately, recommends SC

20/10/2012
Absolving the Centre of any responsibility towards the mysterious disappearance of 10 Indians who were

Kenya rules courts can try Somali pirates

19/10/2012
Kenya's Court of Appeal had ruled that the country's courts have jurisdiction to try pirates caught in international waters.

Sweden: New provisions on employment of onboard armed security personnel

19/10/2012
Following the terrorist attack of September 11 2001, the International Maritime Organisation's (IMO) General

Court confirms competence of arbitration tribunals for maritime disputes

19/10/2012
Article 1203 of the Commercial Code establishes the general principle that the resolution of any maritime dispute, including those relating to marine insurance, is subject to arbitration. However, in certain cases, the ordinary civil courts may hear maritime disputes. This includes cases where the parties mutually agree to this - either by including it in the contract from which the dispute originates or by prior written agreement.

Shipping firm in hot water for dumping waste in open sea

19/10/2012
A shipping agency operating inside this Freeport is in hot water for allegedly violating environmental regulation

Spain: 4 go on trial for oil tanker disaster

17/10/2012
Four people went on trial Tuesday for their role in the sinking of an oil tanker in Spain's northwestern coast in

Enforcement of foreign ship mortgages

15/10/2012
Some international ship registries do not require ship mortgages to specify the amount being secured by the underlying obligations. However, in Norway, a ship mortgage is required not only to identify the property to be mortgaged, but also to specify the maximum amount which is secured under the mortgage. What happens when a foreign ship mortgage is to be enforced against a foreign vessel located in Norway? Is a foreign-registered

Dutch court convicts 9 Somali men of piracy, sentences them to 4 1/2 years' imprisonment

15/10/2012
A Dutch court has convicted nine Somali men of piracy and sentenced them to four-and-a-half years imprisonment

UK Crewing Agent Director Found Guilty of Withholding Seafarers' Pay

11/10/2012
A magistrates' court has found a director of a crewing agent operating in the UK guilty of withholding approximately

Reed Smith bolsters Asia presence with launch of Singapore office

10/10/2012
International law firm Reed Smith has further enhanced its position as one of the largest law firms in the Asia

Court case reveals role of negotiators in Somali pirating

06/10/2012
It had been more than a year since Capt. Mahedo Makane turned his tanker away from the Somali coast and headed

Ship owners urge leaders to revamp maritime laws

05/10/2012
Ship owners in Africa are excited as the continent introduces favourable policies and regulations to govern

Ince & Co lawyers participating in India Shipping Summit 2012

05/10/2012
Lawyers from Ince & Co’s Singapore and Dubai offices are attending the upcoming eighth annual India Shipping

A meeting of minds – maritime community assembles for Shipping and the Law 2012

04/10/2012
Studio Legale Lauro is pleased to announce that the Shipping and the Law conference, will once again be held

Death penalty challenged by Somali pirates

01/10/2012
Attorneys for three Somalis charged with murder in the shooting deaths of four Americans aboard a yacht off

Former shipping company CEO appeals fraud sentence

27/09/2012
Former Sovcomflot subsidiary head Yuri Privalov has contested the sentence of 4.5 years in prison he

Malaysia offers pirate suspects no execution plea bargain

27/09/2012
Malaysian prosecutors have offered seven suspected Somali pirates charged with offences that carry the death

Trans-Asia goes to court to get P70M from insurance company

27/09/2012
A CEBU-based shipping firm has gone to court to compel its insurer to pay P70 million to cover losses incurred when

Umm Al Quwain court orders ship owner’s arrest

26/09/2012
The owner of the White Whale ship, which sunk in UAE waters last year faces arrest after the court in Umm Al

Somali pirates: Trial to start today

25/09/2012
The case of seven Somali nationals charged with discharging their firearms at Malaysian navy commandos
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