Gulf Navigation loses lawsuit

April 2014

According to local dailies, Dubai-based shipping company announced that it has lost an arbitration case in the United Kingdom through a statement. Arbitrators in London have ruled that Gulf Navigation must pay a group of Chinese shipbuilding companies the second part of a contract to build two VLCC grade petroleum tankers. The contract dates back to 2011. The group of...

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