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Decision ID: 000148
In September 1990 the 1971 Fund Executive Committee instructed the Director to examine any evidence produced by the Swedish Government concerning the origin of the oil which polluted the Swedish coast in order to establish whether it came from the Tolmiros. It also directed him to examine whether the Tolmiros could be considered to have carried oil in bulk as cargo during its voyage from Gothenburg to Teesport.
Date: 31.08.1990 Category: Application of the Conventions Subjects: Applicability of the 1992 Fund Convention to pollution damage caused by spills from unidentified sources, Interpretation of 'carriage of oil in bulk as cargo' in Article I.1 of the 1969 and 1992 Civil Liability Conventions, Interpretation of 'ship' in Article I.1 of the 1969 and 1992 Civil Liability Conventions
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