Marine Insurance Its Principles and Practice e-bog

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Total and constructive total losses. War losses Definition - Constructive Total Loss - Adjustment May be Simple - Assured Must Endeavor to Preserve Property - When Is a Thing Lost? - When Does a Constructive Total Loss Occur - American and English Practice Differs - Abandonment - Tender of Abandon ment - Validity of Abandonment - Tender Must be Promptly Made - Acceptance of Abandonment - Effect of Acceptance Abandonment May be Deferred by Mutual Consent - Assignment Dates from Time of Loss - Abandonment of Vessel Involves Freight - No Abandonment if Loss Not Due to Insured Peril Total and Constructive Total Loss of Vessel - Total Loss of Cargo - Total Loss of Freight - Proximate Cause - War Losses. Missing Vessels - Presumption of Cause of Loss - Perplexing Problems Doubtful Cases - The Right of Subrogation - Salvage - Carrier's Liability - Carriers Slow to Respond for Losses - Benefit of In surance Clauses - Loan Receipts.