FAISALABAD OIL REFINERY (PVT.) LTD. versus M.T. GALAXY
Sections 3 and 4 apply to the arrest of the plaintiff's short landing vessel by the Admiralty Suit vessel, to the Master's notice of commercial invoice, Leading Bill, Survey Report, Dry Certificate, Drop Statement and Chief Officers' letter after removal. Was gone By ship and claimed that from the viewpoint of the documents shown, it will be seen that the invoices and the cats of the bills reflect the goods displayed and the survey report revealed a short landing. In addition to the survey reports, the ship's chief officer also confirmed the short landing from the letter titled Calligraphy and Ship Quantity Bill and short landing from the defendant's view of the joint dip statement. Was implemented. The facts of this document were not denied because of which, Plaintiff First Field submitted the documents, presenting a case to confirm the first order of arrest of the ship, however, by the well-known evidence that the plaintiff was harmed. The actual quantities of the substance were not established, but a temporary review of the records at the present stage also showed that the plaintiff had presented a case of confirming the arrest orders. The High Court observed that if the arrested ship was not sent to court without security. If allowed to go out of bounds, the case will lose its usefulness and possibly if one is approved So it is not possible to execute the order, until the suit is finalized the vessel can sink or it can be purchased. Requests for the capture of the vessel were allowed by an unlicensed buyer without notice and the interim order was approved in this case
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