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Environmental Impacts Of Heavy Fuel Oil
Bunker fuels are a type of heavy fuel oil ("HFO") used in the aviation and maritime industries to fuel ships and aircraft.
South AfricaTransport
ENS
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South Africa Reinforces Heavy Vehicle Manufacturing Hub With Volvo And Tata
Industrial vehicle production is strengthening South Africa's automotive sector, with Volvo Trucks launching Euro 6 FH Aero assembly in Durban and Tata Africa reaching 12,000 trucks produced in Rosslyn. These developments signal growing alignment with global emissions standards and position the country as a competitive export hub, while heavy vehicle demand remains tied to logistics, construction, mining, and regional trade corridors.
South AfricaTransport
Adams & Adams

The Belt And Road Initiative

The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is a significant infrastructure project designed to expand China's economic involvement on an international scale.

GlobalGovernment, Public Sector

Legal Professional Privilege: Guard Against Communications With Your Insurer Being Used Against You In Court

Legal professional privilege, also known as attorney-client privilege, is an important concept to keep in mind with regard to any situation where litigation has been commenced or is imminent. In terms of this doctrine, evidence which is otherwise admissible may be rendered immune from disclosure to the other side on the grounds that these are confidential communications between an attorney and his or her client.

South AfricaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Van Velden Pike Inc

How To Nab Evidence Off A Sinking Ship

The MV "Kiani Satu" grounded and subsequently sank off South Africa’s coastline in August 2013.

South AfricaTransport

Van Velden Pike Inc

Obligations In Respect Of The Preservation Costs Of A Vessel Under Arrest And Security For Such Costs

Hilane arrested the mv "Silver Star" as an associated ship to commence in rem proceedings for the recognition and enforcement of a London arbitration award.

South AfricaTransport

Ow Bunker - A Global Overview - South Africa

In South African proceedings, owners of the "MV PRIVGULF" have sought an order joining Sinopec as a third party in an action in rem commenced by ING Bank N.V. against the "MV PRIVGULF".

South AfricaTransport

Recent Progress On Marine Pollution Legislation In South Africa

The South African coastline has claimed two more victims in recent months, the mv KIANI SATU and mv SMART.

South AfricaTransport

Shipping: Ground-breaking Disclosure And Preservation Of Evidence Interim Order Granted Amidst COVID-19 Curfew

On 12 May 2020, the Judge of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court of Mauritius granted, on an urgent basis, a novel and ground-breaking interim order.

South AfricaTransport

Africa's Top 10 Stories: January 2021

Morocco's marine sector has received a welcome boost, as Russia and the European Union (EU) have reaffirmed cooperation initiatives.

South AfricaStrategy

Hanjin Shipping - Current Jurisdictional Status And Options - South Africa

The collapse of Hanjin, the world's seventh largest shipping container carrier, and its immediate impact in South Africa and its shipping industry, remains to be seen.

South AfricaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring

Access Arrangements Following A Casualty

Following the grounding of the "Kiani Satu" off the Knysna coast in August and its consequent refloating and sinking, the owners of the cargo on board the vessel sought an order for the preservation of documentation and access to its crew.

South AfricaTransport

Arbitration – Is Confidentiality A Reality?

Confidentiality is considered one of the major benefits of arbitration and is, in some cases, the sole reason why parties opt for arbitration instead of normal court proceedings.

South AfricaTransport

Van Velden Pike Inc

Proposed Changes To The South African International Shipping Tax Regime

A welcome introduction of an internationally-competitive international shipping tax regime is proposed in terms of the draft Taxation Laws Amendment Bill, 2013 ("Bill").

South AfricaTransport

State Of The Shipping Industry And Bankruptcies

Companies including Omega Navigation, Marco Polo Seatrade and several other small operators have gone into bankruptcy protection recently, and Cyprus-based Ocean Tankers made a EUR19.6m net loss on EUT9.77m income this year.

South AfricaTransport

The Possessory Rights Of A Bareboat Charterer Are Not Capable Of Being Arrested Or Attached

The long debated issue of whether the possessory rights of a bareboat charterer are capable of being arrested or attached has finally been argued

South AfricaTransport

New Tax Benefits For Shipping Related Activities In South Africa

Attractive new shipping provisions in South Africa’s new Taxation Laws Amendment bill go some way in showing that the government is serious about taking steps to revive South Africa’s rather sleepy international shipping sector.

South AfricaTransport

Van Velden Pike Inc

SA Shipowning Company: A Work In Progress

To its credit, the DoT recognised these challenges, probably in advance of publication, even if they could not express those reservations publicly.

South AfricaTransport

Norton Rose Fulbright

The Possessory Rights Of A Bareboat Charterer Are Not Capable Of Being Arrested Or Attached

The long debated issue of whether the possessory rights of a bareboat charterer are capable of being arrested or attached has finally been argued.

South AfricaTransport

RETLA Clauses And When To Clause Bills In The Steel Trade - RETLA Does Not Cover All Rust

The importance of the RETLA Clause in Bills of Lading has been highlighted in the recent Breffka & Hehnke GMBH & Co KG and Others v Navire Shipping Co. Ltd and others (The SAGA EXPLORER) [2012] EWHC 3124 (Comm) decision in which the English Commercial Court did not follow the Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance Company Ltd v Retla Steamship Company [1970] 2 Lloyd's Rep 91 United States Court of Appeal (Ninth Circuit) decision.

South AfricaTransport

Van Velden Pike Inc

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