Demystifying ship arrests in Nigeria
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Court of Appeal declares collection of SLAC illegal
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Conversion claims based on unauthorised creation of lien on cargo
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Concurrent liabilities for loss of or damage to goods in tort and contract
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Claims for unpaid crew wages unenforceable in Federal High Court
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Can NIMASA stop issuing cabotage waivers?
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Challenging the order of Ship Arrest
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Avoiding vessel detention in Nigeria
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