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Navigating ship arrests in the context of foreign insolvency proceedings
Briefing
12 August 2021
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The recent interim decision of the Federal Court of Australia in Michele Bottiglieri Armatore SPA, Michele Bottigliere Armatore S.P.A [2021] FCA 795 highlights the Australian courts’ willingness to recognise cross-border insolvencies in the context of foreshadowed arrests of vessels entering Australian waters.
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