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Carol Holness

Carol Holness is a senior associate in the Norton Rose Fulbright admiralty and transport team based in Durban. She focuses on shipping, admiralty and international trade issues as well as marine, transport and logistics insurance. Holness has represented local and international clients in many aspects of transport law, including questions of marine insurance cover and subrogated insurance recovery actions.

Who is liable when cargo causes damage?

Nov 08, 2019No Comments

Since cargo owners can be held responsible for the potential of damage or loss that their goods could cause while in transit, they are advised

Zimbabwe tightens regulations for transit t...

Jul 09, 2018No Comments

Stricter road regulations for hauliers transporting goods in transit through Zimbabwe have been blamed for exacerbating the already lengthy delays at its overburdened border posts.

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