Shipyard alleges non-payment for damages
According to a complaint filed in the District Court, Shipyard claims breach of contract, alleging the companies did not make payment of damages the Shipyard incurred to resurface the dry dock.
May 29, 2011Updated: May 29, 2011
By KUAM News
By KUAM Newsby Nick Delgado
Guam - Guam Shipyard is seeking $6.8 million along with an additional $394,000 from Zurich American Insurance Company and Starr Indemnity and Liability Company following January's sinking of the dry dock Big Blue.
According to a complaint filed in the District Court, Shipyard claims breach of contract, alleging the companies did not make payment of damages the Shipyard incurred to resurface the dry dock.
According to a complaint filed in the District Court, Shipyard claims breach of contract, alleging the companies did not make payment of damages the Shipyard incurred to resurface the dry dock.According to a complaint filed in the District Court, Shipyard claims breach of contract, alleging the companies did not make payment of damages the Shipyard incurred to resurface the dry dock.