The MLA Cape Chapter Committee hosted its Sunset Networking event on Thursday, 24 April...
Tamryn Simpson has resigned as Treasurer of the Maritime Law Association. The Treasurer position...
Dear Members, We are happy to announce that the Maritime Law Association of South...
The launch event for the Maritime Law Association Gauteng Chapter (MLAGC), hosted and sponsored...
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The Maritime Law Association of South Africa was established in February 1974 as a result of concern among maritime lawyers and the shipping industry that legislation in South Africa regulating maritime affairs did not appear to be keeping pace with developments elsewhere in the world.
The MLA has assembled a panel of arbitrators of different levels of seniority, to cater for disputes of different values and complexity, ranging from retired SCA judges to junior advocates of more than 15 years call. MLA Arbitrations are unadministered, and so there is no administration fee. The MLA will, when requested, act as appointing authority, for which a small fee is payable.
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