Supreme Court of India
Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. v. Mare Shipping Inc.
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Shipping: Demurrage charges on account of delay in discharge of cargo - Claim for - Charter Party providing for carriage of crude oil from Ras Sukheir to a safe port on the Indian coastline - No specific port in the Indian coastline mentioned in the Charter Party - Charterers given choice of nominating port for discharge of the cargo - After vessel left Ras Sukheir, intimation given by Charterers for discharge of o the cargo at the SBM at Port Vadinar - Vessel reached Port Vadinar on 15.…
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