Atlasnavios Navegacao, LDA v The Ship "Xin Tai Hai" (No 2)

JurisdictionAustralia Federal only
Neutral Citation2012-1224 FCA A
Date2012
Year2012
CourtFederal Court
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  • Duty of disclosure when seeking the arrest of a ship
    • Australia
    • Mondaq Australia
    • 15 February 2013
    ...brief - Case could be heard in Federal Court of Australia In the case Atlasnavios Navegazao LDA v The Ship "Xin Tai Hai" [2012] FCA 1497 (24 December 2012), Rares J in the Federal Court of Australia had to consider whether firstly, a party seeking the issue of an arrest warrant to arrest a ......
  • Shipping News - February 2013
    • Australia
    • Mondaq Australia
    • 15 February 2013
    ...the policy would not cover all activities on the boat. Federal Court decisions Atlasnavios Navegacao, LDA V The Ship "Xin TaiHai" (No 2)[2012] FCA 1497. (24 December Please see our earlier article Duty of disclosure when seeking the arrest of a ship. Daebo Shipping Co Ltd v The Ship Go Star......

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