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CMA CGM LIBRA – Stop Press! UK’s Highest Court Agrees She Was Unseaworthy
Briefing
10 November 2021
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In the shipping industry’s most anticipated judgment of recent times, the UK’s highest court has today affirmed the Admiralty Court and Court of Appeal decisions that the CMA CGM LIBRA was unseaworthy due to her defective passage plan.
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