SEMCO SALVAGE PTE LIMITED versus KAPTAN YUSUF KALKAVAN TURKISH
Admiralty jurisdiction of the Ordinance of the High Courts 1980 Section 3 Maritime Line Appellant's claim relating to compensation for the services of the defendant was arrested by the Egyptian authorities and sold by auction. The port charges were deducted and the balance was submitted, the first of which was in the Swiss Court of Respondents. The ship made the purchase and returned it for appellant's action to break the ship. Initially, the commitment to recover the services related to rescue services was rejected, which would determine the sea lanes that would be questioned if they were arrested by auction in Egypt and the balance The money will be submitted to the Egyptian court, the law relating to which the vessel was attached to the vessel, and in accordance with this law, the claim by the claimant to be protected by the claimant will pass into his hand. And such right will terminate when the effect of the judicial sale has been sold. A competent court order to proceed in memory will extinguish all licenses granted. The races are assisted and will provide the buyer with a title free of any conflict against the rest of the world. Sale cannot be equivalent to sale by the Admiralty Court, in the absence of a judicial sale by the competent court, the appellant's claim of relief service is against the vessel under section 3, Admiralty jurisdiction of the High Court Ordinance. Maritime Rights, read with Articles 1, 6 and 7 of Egypt's Law No. 35 of 1951
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