Inspection found MYR 5,000 in cash on the vessel and 10,000 litres of diesel, of which the skipper failed to present any document or permit authorising...
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Cargo ship was arrested at 4.40pm on 6 June while the arresting solicitor listed was law firm CLASIS LLC.
Johor MMEA acting director Maritime Captain Kama Azri Kamil said the total value of the seized tugboats and fuel, believed to be MGO, was worth MYR...
Tanker, formerly known as “UACC Muharraq”, was arrested at 2.42pm on 28 April and the arresting solicitor listed was law firm LVM Law Chambers LLC.
Vessel was arrested at 11.42pm on 18 April and the arresting solicitor listed was law firm Ming Law Asia LLC.
Overall value of the seizure was estimated to be MYR 2.33 billion, making this case one of the country’s highest-profile maritime seizures this year, says MMEA.
Panama-flagged bulk carrier “Lonnie” was arrested at 11.19am on 2 April while crude oil tanker “Volta River” was arrested at 8.02pm on 31 March.
Investigations found that both tankers in question were suspected of conducting a bunkering operation without a permit and anchored in an unauthorised area.
Creditors having a claim against the tug or proceeds of the sale thereof on which they intend to proceed to judgment should approach court within 90...
