Vessel was arrested on 8 September at 4.36pm and is currently held at Eastern Bunkering Anchorage B; arresting solicitor listed was law firm DennisMathiew.
Maureen Poh, Chloe Chan and Tiffany Handjaja explore the pitfalls of arresting a ship in Singapore, general requirements for the arrest and its relevance to a...
Max Lim and Yong Yee Lee from the Singapore office of UK law firm Penningtons shared insights on Malaysia cracking down on unauthorised maritime activity including...
Tanker was detained by a patrol vessel at 12.30 am on 26 July about 12.8 nautical miles southwest of Tanjung Segenting after the captain failed to...
Reports noted approximately 84 mt of diesel and 376 mt of fuel oil on board the stricken vessel when it sank carrying 643 boxes.
Vessel was operated by a 43-year-old Indonesia captain with a crew of six Indonesians; captain failed to present any documents permitting the transport of the diesel...
Previously from Oon & Bazul, Kelly Yap launches Ming Law Asia LLC, a new law firm with a team of nine professionals and is well positioned...
Creditors having a claim against the ship or proceeds of the sale thereof on which they intend to proceed to judgment should approach court within 90...
Initial checks revealed that insurance documents and other documents related to the vessel appeared suspicious and all six crew members on board failed to provide valid...
Container ship was anchored without permission at 22.5 nautical miles southwest of Sekinchan on 16 May; Russian captain and Second Engineer were taken to headquarters for...
