Danish State Acquitted in Fatal Ferry Fire Case
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Chairman of Scandinavian Star's Danish support association, Mike Axdal, says that the High Court should look into the case.
The Danish Maritime Authority has been acquitted in a case where survivors and relatives of victims of the major fire on the ferry Scandinavian Star had claimed damages.
Survivors and relatives of those who died in the fire on the 'Scandinavian Star' are set to appeal a district court ruling that rejects the Danish Maritime Authority's obligation to pay compensation for failing to check the ship's poor safety.
The Danish Maritime Authority was acquitted on Wednesday by the Court in Næstved in a case regarding the fire disaster on the ferry "Scandinavian Star" in 1990. A total of 159 people lost their lives when a fire broke out on the ship while it was on...
Det lykkedes ikke for overlevende og pårørende til ofre fra katastrofeskibet at få dømt Søfartsstyrelsen for at have krænket deres ret til livet som konsekvens af manglende kontrol
The court in Næstved will decide today whether survivors and relatives of victims were abandoned in a disaster case.
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