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TopicItalian marines

Topic: Italian marines

Mother of fisherman moves Kerala HC for compensation in 2012 Italian marines case

In her plea, the woman contended that the boat owner did not forward her son's name as one of the persons on board the vessel and thus he neither got counselling nor compensation.

SC stays payment of Rs 2-crore compensation to fishing vessel owner in Italian marines case

An apex court bench directed Kerala HC not to disburse the amount as it considered the plea of 10 fishermen, who were also on the boat, that they were eligible for the compensation.

7 fishermen move SC seeking share from Rs 2-crore compensation in Italian marines case

The fishermen were on the vessel when two others were shot dead allegedly by two Italian marines in 2012. The top court had directed that Rs 2-crore would be given to the vessel owner.

SC closes criminal case in India against Italian marines for killing Kerala fishermen in 2012

The top court said that as per the international arbitral award accepted by India, Italy shall resume further investigation in the case.

Italian marines won’t ‘suffer’ in Indian courts for killing Kerala fishermen, PCA ensures

The final ruling in the Italian marines case by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in Netherlands came on 31 May 2020 but it has largely gone unnoticed in India.

SC won’t close Italian marines case before hearing victim families, seeks compensation cheque

Centre has sought closure of proceedings against the Italian marines in view of an international tribunal ruling. But the SC insists on hearing the victims’ families first.

Centre moves SC for closure of Italian marines case after International tribunal decision

The decision held that India is entitled to get compensation in the case but can't prosecute the marines, accused of killing 2 Indian fishermen, due to official immunity.

International tribunal upheld conduct of Indian authorities in Italian Marines case: MEA

India had accused 2 Italian marines on board the MV Enrica Lexie, an Italian flagged oil tanker, of shooting dead two Indian fishermen on 15 February 2012.

Italian marines case may complicate India’s access to AgustaWestland middleman

After internal meeting, India decides to hire lawyers in Italy; Carlo Gerosa arranged kickback network but had no political connections in India.

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