Oil intends to sue the other to an American court to re-book the tanker Kalaverwta in Texas

[yota691]

28/08/2014 21:39

Oil intends to sue the other to an American court to re-book the tanker Kalaverwta in Texas

 

 

 BAGHDAD / obelisk: Oil Ministry plans to submit a request on "other grounds" to an American court to re-book shipment of oil from the Kurdistan region loaded on board the tanker United Kalaverwta million barrels near the port in the state of Texas.

According to a ministry statement received "obelisk" a copy of which, on Thursday, said, "In a time when Iraq delicate stage of history combine the efforts of Iraq and the international community to confront terrorism obnoxious that threatens Iraq with all its regions and its provinces, continues to officials in the Ministry of Natural Resources in the government Kurdistan region is not their endeavors to dispel the national wealth but also to discredit Iraq and mislead public opinion, local and global. "

The American court has overturned on 25 August of this is the detention of about one million barrels of oil in the Kurdistan region of Texas near the tanker, which was welcomed by the Kurdistan Regional Government promised Takeda on the "legal" process of exported oil.

The statement said the oil ministry said that "the decision of the Federal Court in Texas purely procedural, which ruled that its jurisdiction as a court of a federal limited to the facts of marine and smuggling of Iraqi oil, and that was contrary to Iraqi law, it does not violate the maritime law George, because stealing Iraqi oil began to land on Iraqi soil and continued on the sea and the Navy acts carried out by the prov only strengthens the claim occurred and the oil ministry is on the mainland. "

He stressed that "the court's decision does not mean the end of the case but on the contrary Vdalalh on the understanding of the power of the position of the Ministry of Oil Court gave the Oil Ministry 10 days to re-submit the request on other grounds articulated by the court in its decision," noting it was "in the process of preparing revised request and will be presenting within the required timeout. "

The statement said the Federal Ministry of Oil said that "the oil ministry will not hesitate to prosecute every company or person who deals with oil shipments smuggled Iraqi either load or discharge or transfer or purchase, has been confirmed by many American companies recently that they will not deal with those shipments, including the announcement of two Cancel contracts to buy a number of those shipments at the request of the Ministry of Oil and clarity that these shipments illegal, "pointing out that the Ministry of Oil," resorted to the Federal Court (Case No. 59) in August 2012 to decide on the constitutionality of the export of oil from the region. "

However, the statement, "but unfortunately it has refrained Ministry of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan region to attend the meetings of the Federal Court, ignoring repeated calls from the court to decide the case, which is inconsistent with the claims of the region that exported oil is a constitutional right, as it claims to really have to prove in front of the The only authorized to do so, a Federal Court. "

The tanker moored United Kalaverwta carrying Kurdish oil worth about 100 million dollars near the Texas weeks ago, as fighting a legal battle Kurdistan region over the ownership of the oil with the federal government of Iraq.

Referred to the load seized in the Texas coast has been shipped from Turkey on June 23 last year, and changed course several times before it reaches the coast of America.

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[dontlop]

All the Kurds got to do is present a title of ownership from the sovereign country of Iraq and they will be in the clear .

It would be the same for any rogue shipments of oil , if they are accused of smuggling or theft of the oil , show legal title and it's over

So what's the hold up?

Kurds don't have a legal title for the oil ?

I guess Baghdad oil ministry issues those

This is going to have to get ugly because all the Kurds can do is lie and hide and have the ships turn off tracking devices and do off shore transfers of oil to secret buyers

The entire fiasco stinks of corruption by the Kurds

[dontlop]

I'm not saying the Kurdish people are bad

I'm saying their politicians are corrupt