High Court Sides With Chinese Insurers In Oil Tanker Fight

By Richard Crump (December 6, 2017, 2:48 PM GMT) -- Chinese insurer Ping An has avoided having to pay out $2.1 million toward the cost of dealing with a damaged oil tanker's cargo after a U.K. High Court judge found that the ship's owners had failed to properly maintain the vessel, which meant it was unseaworthy when it was put to sea....

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