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John
It seems the fates were against us meeting up! you were in Singapore while I was in Houston. I really do hope we get to meet up sooner rather than later. I did get the chance to meet with Stuart and had what I thought was a very fruitful discussion on, among other tings, MT Pacific Valour. I hope you have both had the chance to speak about it since. I understand Richard has been trying to catch you to discuss the matter as well, but both your busy schedules have prevented it. Richard and I would very much like to get your take on the situation at present. Whilst it is clear that if a commercial solution is met with Hyundai we would not be able to claim against our contracting counterparty under the C/P, I understand from Stuart that a commercial solution may not be in the offing. If so, our option would be to commence arbitration against the contracting counterparty under the C/P .Present information indicate the contracting counterparty to be MTM Shipmanagement which has substantial assets sufficient to meet our claim (which is relatively small although not insignificant). Arresting the vessel would therefore not be necessary since it is simply a tool to obtain security for the claim. Hope to hear from you soon. Regards Matt
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