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August 29, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Wage row vessel allowed to leave

An arrest notice preventing a fishing boat caught up in a pay dispute from leaving Ullapool is to be lifted. The owners of the Enxembre have agreed to pay a £75,000 bond into a joint account held by solicitors representing the different parties involved.

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An arrest notice preventing a fishing boat caught up in a pay dispute from leaving Ullapool is to be lifted. The owners of the Enxembre have agreed to pay a £75,000 bond into a joint account held by solicitors representing the different parties involved.

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