Supreme Court confirms DFDS' Channel victory
The case concerning ferry operations in the English Channel has been going back and forth for years. MyFerryLink was hoping to operate a ferry on the Channel, but the UK Supreme Court has now confirmed a ruling barring the carrier from doing so.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
The English Channel has been home to quite a saga in recent years in terms of the case concerning ferry operations on the Channel, a case that ended when French Eurotunnel threw in the towel in June this year. And this decision now seems to have been right, as the UK Supreme Court has confirmed its ruling barring Eurotunnel-owned MyFerryLink from operating maritime services between Dover and Calais, says Eurotunnel in a statement.
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