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

Car subscription and lease-to-own platforms have exploded in popularity from Johannesburg to Cape Town. They offer flexible access to vehicles without the long-term lock-in of hire purchase...

The Department of Transport published a draft Road Accident Fund Amendment Bill on 8 September 2023. The amendment bill aims to make a lot of changes to the way the RAF...

On 11 November 2019, the Competition Tribunal (Tribunal) dismissed an application for interim relief by Africa People Mover.

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.

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

The inspirational – sometimes controversial – billionaire businesswoman, Magda Wierzycka recently released her book "My Journey", detailing the life lessons and business principles...

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

On 12 April 2021, the policyholder, Mr Mavela, was involved in a motor vehicle collision on the R26 road between Hobhouse and Wepener in the Free State Province.

With our South African diversity, it is not surprising that we have several major annual events, where people gather and celebrate, in the same spirit.

We have, over the years, become so accustomed to reading, hearing or even witnessing the firsthand aftermath of horrific motor vehicle accidents on South African roads, ...

An injury to a person's toes would not necessarily be regarded as a serious injury in a claim against the Road Accident Fund, unless you are a male thespian.

Historically the position was that one was not allowed to gain access to court documents until the matter had been called in open court. Is this still the position?

81% of respondents believe Original Equipment Manufacturers will gradually lose their dominance in motor expertise, as suppliers take a more involved role.

A number of topics were discussed, with the speakers and delegates interacting and considering certain industry practices.

The Bill provides for a no-fault benefit scheme and a new Administrator, replacing the current RAF.

On 22 June 2020, the Supreme Court of Appeal not only delivered an interesting judgement for the legal fraternity but brought a widow one step closer to finally realising justice after 10 years.

It is common practice for suppliers to deliver the goods that they supply at the premises of their customers on the customer's request.

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.

The Low-altitude economy, a new era of economic activity, is gaining traction.