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Genoa's Judge and Peace Island Case Details
Nearly 20 years after the SBarah Peace ferry sinking catastrophe, the Italian Court of Genoa issued a first-instance ruling requiring Rina Ship Classification Society and Marine Safety Support Company to pay more than 60 million euros to approximately 700 victims’ families and survivors, with civil liability due to technical shortcomings that contributed to the disaster. The possible scenarios range from the company appealing the judgment, to the affirmation or modification of compensation amounts, to the potential for reaching a legal settlement to end the dispute. Meanwhile, the victims’ families’ lawyers continue to explore options for challenging the awarded amounts. The most important point is that this current stage is crucial in determining the final compensation figures and in potentially concluding the prolonged legal conflict. Rina has rejected the ruling, and discussions continue regarding the company’s responsibilities and the technical shortcomings that led to the catastrophe.
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