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Articles and case comments

• Ship Arrests in Ukrainian Jurisdiction: Annual Review 2020issue 2/2021 · Evgeniy Sukachev · 11 April 2021Ship Arrests in Ukrainian Jurisdiction: Annual Review 2020 Ship arrest – one of the most effective tools to secure maritime claims in all jurisdictions. The arrest of a vessel always encourages the Shipowner to take measures to satisfy maritime claims to avoid additional financial losses. The…
• Non-maritime Claim Arrest of a Vessel in the Russian Federationissue 2/2021 · Andrey V. Lopatin · 8 April 2021Andrey V. Lopatin, In practice, there are many situations a ship is seized within the jurisdiction of the Russian Federation for claims that are not maritime. For the majority of ship owners, especially foreign ones, the availability of such an option for the arrest initiator in the context of…
• Not All Claims Are Equally “Maritime”issue 2/2021 · 3 April 2021The Resolution of the Commercial (“Arbitrazh”) Court of the Far-Eastern District dated 17 February 2021 in case No. F03-104/2021 (FSOE “Border Administration of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation in the Primorsky Region” v “Korea Surim Trading Corporation”)