Supreme Court seeks response in plea over MSC Elsa 3 sinking
A Supreme Court Bench headed by Justice K.V. Viswanathan has sought a response from Elsa 3 Maritime Inc., the company that owned the vessel MSC Elsa 3. The supplied material does not state the relief sought, the circumstances of the sinking or the date fixed for the next hearing.
The Supreme Court has issued notice on a plea concerning the sinking of the vessel MSC Elsa 3, according to The Hindu. A Bench headed by Justice K.V. Viswanathan sought a response from Elsa 3 Maritime Inc., identified in the supplied material as the company that owned the vessel.
Issuing notice means the company has been asked to respond to the plea. The available information does not set out the petitioners’ allegations, the relief they are seeking or the legal issues raised before the court. It also does not provide details about when or where MSC Elsa 3 sank, the circumstances of the incident or whether anyone was injured or suffered loss.
No response from Elsa 3 Maritime Inc. was included. The supplied material also does not mention a deadline for filing the response, a date for the next hearing or any interim direction from the Bench.
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