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ASI against owners’ claims against charterers and sub-charterers in Singapore.

On September 26, 2019October 2, 2019 By Professor Simon BaughenIn Carriage of Goods, Charterparties, Jurisdiction, Sea Carriage, Uncategorized

see post 27 September on this case.

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Anti-suit injunction against owners’ third party proceedings against charterers and sub-charterers in Singapore.

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