TRANSWAYS ENTERPRISES S.A. versus M.V. ALDONA THROUGH MASTER/CHIEF OFFICER AND OTHERS
Sections,, (()) and the Ad Admiralty suit crew and vessel owner had maritime rights on the vessel that could be covered against the ship, which was such a right in the jurisdiction of the Admiralty and through its enforcement It can be implemented. In the present case, the plaintiff was neither a member of the crew nor the master of the ship, saying that if a case was registered under section 4 (4) of the Admiralty Jurisdiction of the Ordinance of the Supreme Courts of 1980, the case would be based on this principle. Not applicable. , Was brought personally for an action, the plaintiff had to show that when the individual was held liable for the action, the owner of the race was the vessel suit in the Admiralty Jurisdiction. Was not distributed. There was no need to go into the question of limitation as there were no ships and more vessels approved by the general courts for the implementation of foreign judgments.
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