High Court (Admiralty Division)

High Court (Admiralty Division)

The Admiralty Court is a specialist court within the King's Bench Division of the High Court. It specialises in shipping and maritime disputes and has the power to arrest and sell ships in England and Wales.

This court began to regularly transfer judgments to The National Archives in 2022. The oldest judgment from this court included in Find Case Law is from 2022.

You can read more about the Admiralty court on the judiciary website.

Coverage on Find Case Law

Date range — 2003 to 2026

You can read more about how to find older Admiralty Court records in the research guide High court of Admiralty.

Recent judgments

Case nameNeutral citationHanded down
Marina Developments Limited v The Owner/s of M/Y “Durando" Neutral citation [2026] EWHC 625 (Admlty) Handed down 27 Feb 2026
Unity Ship Group S.A. v Euroins Insurance JSC Neutral citation [2026] EWHC 7 (Admlty) Handed down 12 Jan 2026
The Owners of the “X-Press Mahanada” v The Owners of the “Burgan” Neutral citation [2025] EWHC 721 (Admlty) Handed down 26 Mar 2025
SD Rebel BV & Anor v Elise Tankschiffahrt KG Neutral citation [2025] EWHC 376 (Admlty) Handed down 27 Feb 2025
Réseua de Transport D'électricité v Costain Limited & Anor Neutral citation [2025] EWHC 73 (Admlty) Handed down 20 Jan 2025

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