Landcatch Ltd v Braer Corporation & Ors [1999] ScotCS 117 (19 May 1999)
For reasons given in the related action against the Fund, Landcatch's reclaiming motion is refused; Lord Ordinary's interlocutor is adhered to as Landcatch failed to establish statutory entitlement to compensation.
- Citation
- [1999] ScotCS 117
- Parties
- Pursuer: Landcatch Limited; Defender: The Braer Corporation; Defender: Trevor Williams; Defender: Anthony Jones; Defender: Michael S. Hudner; Defender: Assuranceforeningen Skuld; Minuter: The International Oil Pollution Compensation Fund
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland
- Judgment Date
- 19 May 1999
- Procedural Posture
- Admiralty Action in Personam / Reclaiming Motion Against Lord Ordinary's Interlocutor
- Outcome
- Reclaiming motion refused; Lord Ordinary's interlocutor adhered to.
- Legal Topics
- Oil Pollution Liability, Compensation Claims, Merchant Shipping Act Interpretation
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Parties
Landcatch Limited
Pursuer
The Braer Corporation
Defender
Trevor Williams
Defender
Anthony Jones
Defender
Michael S. Hudner
Defender
Assuranceforeningen Skuld
Defender
The International Oil Pollution Compensation Fund
Minuter
Procedural Posture
Admiralty Action in Personam / Reclaiming Motion Against Lord Ordinary's Interlocutor
Legal Issues
- 1 Entitlement to compensation under Merchant Shipping (Oil Pollution) Act 1971
- 2 Liability of shipowner and insurers for oil pollution
- 3 Application of Norwegian law to insurers
Ratio Decidendi
For reasons given in the related action against the Fund, Landcatch's reclaiming motion is refused; Lord Ordinary's interlocutor is adhered to as Landcatch failed to establish statutory entitlement to compensation.
Court Disposition
Reclaiming motion refused; Lord Ordinary's interlocutor adhered to.
Orders
- Action dismissed
- No compensation awarded to pursuers
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