Supreme Court of India
Sunil B. Naik v. Geowave Commander
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Admiralty laws/Maritime laws: Admiralty jurisdiction – Arrest of vessel – Maritime claim against charterer of ship who is not dejure owner of ship – Recovery of amount through a restraint order against the ship owned by a third party – Maintainability of – On facts, award of contract by ONGC to a foreign company for carrying seismic survey operations off the coast of Gujarat – Foreign company in turn entered into a Charter Party Agreement to charter the vessel-respondent vessel – Charterer further entered into contract with two appellants for assistance in survey operations to be conducted by…
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- 1992 M.V. Elisabeth and Ors. v. Harwan Investment and Trading Pvt. Ltd., Hanoekar House, Swatontapeth, Vasco-de-gama, Goa
- 2003 Liverpool and London S.P. and I Asson. Ltd. v. M.V. Sea Success I and Anr.
- 2002 Epoch Enterrepots v. M.V. Won Fu
- 1978 Polestar Electronic(p) Ltd. v. Addl. Commissioner, Sales Tax Delhi
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