Judge: Hanjin cannot accept payment for stranded containers
Hanjin Shipping may not demand money from customers for the containers which never arrived and had to be transported by other parties, a US court has ruled in the wake of the collapse of the South Korean carrier.
BY NIKLAS KRIGSLUND
Hanjin may not demand payment for containers which never arrived at their destination, leading customers to hire other carriers to transport these containers, a judge at a US bankruptcy court has ruled after the collapse of the South Korean container carrier, writes the Journal of Commerce.
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