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The Federal Court of Australia has re-arrested the "Hanjin California" for a second time. The second arrest took place on Sep 8 by Federal Court Marshals at the vessel’s current berth at Glebe Island 1 at Port of Sydney by Chemoil. The ship has been arrested once by Chemoil and once by Glencore. In respect of the Glencore arrest, two parties – being DP World Australia and the other being Torres Pilots, have filed caveats against arrest. The vessel has about 60 empty export boxes are onboard as are somewhere around 40-60 boxes of export cargo that were loaded at Brisbane. On Sep 16 a hearing took place in the Federal Court in which the ship was directed to state what the position is in respect of crew wages, other entitlements and other arrangements being made for their welfare.

The "Hanjin California" remained under arrest despite being moved from its former berth at the Hutchison Terminal at Port Botany. A maritime judge of the Federal Court of Australia ordered the Federal Court’s Admiralty Marshal to move the ship from its berth at Hayes Dock 2, Port Botany, to berth at Glebe 1, in the Port of Sydney. The vessel is currently berthed at Glebe Island. The order was made on Sep 6, however, the order also stipulated that the vessel could not be moved before 1 p.m. on Sep 7. The ship had berthed at the Hutchison terminal at Port Botany on S Sep 3 and was discharged of all Australian bound cargo. It was subsequently arrested at the Hutchison terminal following a warrant requested by Glencore Singapore for unpaid debts.