Fairmount Heavy Transport

Fairmount Heavy Transport N.V.
Company type	Public (OSE: FAIR)
Industry	Shipping
Founded	2005
Headquarters	Rotterdam, Netherlands
Area served	Global
Services	Heavy transport vessels
Website	www.fairmountht.com

Fairmount Heavy Transport is a Dutch shipping company that operates two semi-submersible heavy transport vessels, Fairmount Fjord and Fairmount Fjell. Both are being converted at Malta Shipyards in 2007/2008. Commercial management is performed by Fairmount Heavy Transport itself, since 1 August 2007 independently from Fairmount Marine. Fairmount Heavy Transport was founded in 2005 and based in Rotterdam. It is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

In the United States and in maritime law, Fairmount Heavy Transport is known as the defendant in Transportes Navieros y Terrestres S.A. de C.V. v. Fairmount Heavy Transport, N.V., a 2009 case heard in the Southern District of New York involving a dispute over liability for the wrongful arrest of a vessel.[1]

References

Taylor, I. F. (2009). "Maritime Madness: Rule B, Electronic Funds Transfers, Maritime Contracts, and the Explosion of Admiralty Litigation in the Southern District of New Yor". Tulane Maritime Law Journal. 34 (1): 211–251 – via EBSCOHost.

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[1] Taylor, I. F. (2009). "Maritime Madness: Rule B, Electronic Funds Transfers, Maritime Contracts, and the Explosion of Admiralty Litigation in the Southern District of New Yor". Tulane Maritime Law Journal. 34 (1): 211–251 – via EBSCOHost.