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New column will focus on legal issues

05 Mar 1999 - by Staff reporter
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THIS WEEK sees the launch of a regular new
column in FTW dealing with legal issues relevant to the shipping industry.
Our team of legal experts from Shepstone & Wylie this week examines the issue of original bills of lading on page 4.
If there is a legal matter which you would like to put to our experts, fax the editor on (011)726 3036 or email her on joyo@nowmedia.co.za

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