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Lillian - IMO 7637632
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Photographer:Hans Deijs [ View profile ]
Title:Lillian
Location:Ijmuiden, Netherlands
Photo Category:General Cargo Ships Built 1970-1979 (under 3000gt)
Added:Oct 10, 2008
Views:2,260
Image Resolution:2,130 x 1,597
Description:
IMO 7637632
Built by Scheepswerf Pattje B.V., Waterhuizen, Netherlands (1982).
SUSANNA
LILLIAN - I.B.M.S. SIA
IJmuiden (Netherlands), 2005
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Current name:AGGELIKI
Current flag:Belize
Home port:Belize City
Callsign:V3MD8
IMO:7637632
MMSI:312599000
Build year:1977
Class society:Russian Maritime Shipping Register
Vessel Type:General Cargo
Gross tonnage:1,982 tons
Summer DWT:2,909 tons
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I wonder if this article relates to the same MV Lillian as you photographed?
"Detained ship to be auctioned
Friday, 27 July 2007 17:32
An auction date has been set for the sale of the MV Lillian, the ship which has been detained at New Ross port since May.
It will be sold at New Ross on Wednesday, 8 August.
The sale of the ship was ordered by the High Court after an application by the International Transport Federation, the union representing the crew, who claimed not to have received wages for several months.
AdvertisementITF Inspector Ken Fleming said he was now satisfied that the crew would be paid their wages.
Mr Fleming said the crew of eight Russians would be going home next Wednesday. They are booked on a flight out of Dublin at 1.30pm.
The ship was detained after a load of steel was refused by the company to which it was to be delivered after claims that the cargo had been damaged."
Regards
Steve Ellwood
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