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TAA rebuts Danes' 'new evidence.' (Trans Atlantic Agreement; Danish Consolidation Services; Container Freight International)
Tells FMC that shipper associations still don't have case against conference's handling of service contracts.
The Trans-Atlantic Agreement has urged the Federal Maritime Commission to reject a second plea by two Danish shippers' associations to seek a court injunction against the conference.
For months the associations -- Danish Consolidation Services (DCS) and Container Freight International (CFI) -- have been trying to persuade the FMC seek an injunction against TAA carriers for alleged discrimination under the 1984 Shipping Act.
The associations are angry at TAA's refusal to provide them the same 1994 service contract terms offered other TAA shippers holding 1993 contracts.
In April, the FMC turned down a request to seek an immediate injunction against the conference. But at the same time the commission left the door open …
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Magazine article from: American Shipper
Beargie, Tony
July 1, 1994
700+ words
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Magazine article from: American Shipper
Beargie, Tony
May 1, 1994
700+ words
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- Danes claim TAA unfair to associations. (Trans-Atlantic Agreement; shipper...
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Magazine article from: American Shipper
Beargie, Tony
February 1, 1994
700+ words
