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Pancoast Trading SA v Orient Shipping Rotterdam BV (The “Bavarian Trader”) - High Court of South Africa (Kwazulu-Natal Division, Durban) (Wallis J) – 16 February 2010
Admiralty jurisdiction – Associated ship - Whether ship can be arrested as associated ship where it is also the ship in respect of which the maritime claim arose
(2010) 800 LMLN 2
On 17 July 2009 Orient Shipping chartered the Bavarian Trader to Pancoast. Orient Shipping was described for the purposes of the charter as the disponent owner of the vessel. Pancoast gave instructions to the vessel to load a cargo for discharge inter alia at Dar es Salaam, Tanzania but the master refused to do so, relying on the trading exclusions in clause 55 of the charterparty that there would be:
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Michael Daiches, Barrister
Jul 23 2010
