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Kerala High Court declared arrest wrongful
The high court has declared the arrest of the 'Ocean Faye' actually sailing as 'Glacia', as wrongful in an admiralty suit filed by the Lighthouse Marine Service India Pvt. Ltd, seeking the recovery of amounts towards crew wages and services provided to three other vessels, while directing the refund of Rs. 1.03 crore deposited as security by the charterer. A bench of Justice M.A. Abdul Hakhim had passed the order on a petition filed by the tanker’s charterer and ship manager, holding that the Lighthouse Marine Service had no right to arrest it for dues allegedly owed by its manager. The LMS had previously approached the court and obtained an order on May 31, 2025, directing the arrest of the ship at Cochin until security was furnished. The company had claimed Rs. 94.44 lakh towards crew services provided to three other ships, the ‘Eastern Pearl’, ‘Fast Kathy’ and ‘Sea Fidelity’ – all tankers managed by the Star Voyage Shipping Services LLC. Pursuant to the court’s directive, the charterer deposited Rs 1.03 crore as security for the vessel’s release. On examining the matter, the court found that the arrest order had been obtained wrongfully, noting that Star Voyae was only the manager and not the owner. Under Section 5(1)(a) of the Admiralty Act, the arrest of a vessel on a maritime claim requires common ownership.
Tanker left Novorooyisk after Ukrainian attack
The tanker 'Regal I' (IMO: 9247431) left the port of Novorossyisk after Ukrainian aerial and marine drone attacks, which had occurred on Sep 23, 2025. on the morning of Sep 24.The ship was reporting a draft that indicated it was fully loaded. The 'Navigator Ridge' also appeared to have left the port. The Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal and Transneft PJSC’s Sheskharis facility, both located near the city of Novorossiysk, were operational again, after both briefly paused loadings on Sep 23 as a precautionary measure amid the drone attacks in the area. Sirens were heard in Novorossiysk on Wednesday as local authorities warned about imminent attacks by aerial drones and drone boats. Two employees were injured. Operations at the office have been suspended temporarily with employees working remotely.
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