French court to consider release of Turkish fatal collision ship
- Monday 22 March 2010, 12:23
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- Regulation
A FRENCH appeal court is to rule in April 9 on an application from a Turkish shipping company for the release of a vessel that has been held in France since its involvement in a fatal collision in August 2007.The 1978-built, 2,080 dwt general cargo carrier
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