The Arrest News – Issue 19
In this issue of The Arrest News, Shiparrested.com members address various matters including a decision upholding the NY Convention in Dubai, the advantages of arresting ‘other forms of property’ than a ship in Indian Courts, and Ship Arrest Procedures in Egypt. Read Issue 19 in full here: TheArrestNews19
Improving Ship Arrest Procedure in Ukraine
Improving Ship Arrest Procedure in Ukraine By: Evgeniy Sukachev Email: e.sukachev@blacksealawcompany.com Senior Partner in Black Sea Law Company & Irina Dolya Associate in Black Sea Law Company Ukraine is a modern European country situated on the Black Sea shore. There are 12 trade sea and river ports and a great number of private terminals in Ukraine. Several […]
The Arrest News – Issue 18
In this issue of The Arrest News, Tariq Idais and Sakher Alaqaileh of Al Tamimi & Co. review a landmark Federal Supreme Court’s judgement regarding ship arrests by virtue of the UAE Law; Evgeniy Sukachev and Irina Dolya share recent developments and anticipated improvements in Proceeding Law of Ukraine; and a summary of the 14th […]
Port State Control in Ukraine: Obstacles and Changes
Port State Control in Ukraine: Obstacles and Changes By: Evgeniy Sukachev Email: e.sukachev@blacksealawcompany.com Senior Partner in Black Sea Law Company & Irina Dolya Associate in Black Sea Law Company Every shipper coming to Ukrainian ports faces the bureaucratic and unfair system of the Ukrainian Port State Control. Maritime Ecological Inspections such as Ecological Inspection of North-West Black […]
The Arrest News – Issue 17
In this issue of The Arrest News, several scenarios of ship arrests in different jurisdictions are commented on by the editors. In The STX Mumbai, the Singapore Court of Appeal considered a ship arrest situation where the maturity date of a supply claim was brought forward by the supplier when the debtor became insolvent. In […]
The Arrest News – Issue 16
In this issue of The Arrest News, contributors address • Arrests in Bulgarian Waters and Mortgagee’s Claims by Nikolay Radev, Kinkin & Partners Law Firm • Arrest Damages: The Merits of the Merits by Felipe Arizon, Arizon Abogados Read the articles here in The Arrest News – Issue 16.
Commercial Court Practice upon Ship Arrest in Ukraine
Commercial Court Practice upon Ship Arrest in Ukraine By Arthur Nitsevych Email: nitsevych@interlegal.com.ua Partner, Attorney at Interlegal Law firm, LMAA and SCMAA member, FNI & Alyona Ptashenchuk Email: ptashenchuk@interlegal.com.ua Lawyer at Interlegal Law firm, ICS Member, LL.M. IMO IMLI Having studied the Ukrainian court practice regarding ship arrest, we have detected issues of correction and legal gaps […]
The Arrest News – Issue 15
In this issue of The Arrest News, contributors address The Naval Prize Before The Haifa Maritime Court by John & Yoav Harris, John Harris & Co. and Doron, Tikotzki & Co. Cross-Border Insolvency and Hanjin Shipping Co Limited: A South African Perspective by Edmund Greiner & Pauline Kumlehn, Shepstone & Wylie Attorneys Judicial Sale of […]
The Arrest News – Issue 14
In this issue of The Arrest News, contributors address the US third circuit upholding a contractual extension of maritime lien clauses, the procedure in England & Wales for the judicial sale of vessels arrested by the court, and a ship arrest in Spain based on legal fees. • Third Circuit Upholds Contractual Extension of Maritime Lien […]
