The Modern Law of Marine Insurance, Volume 1D. Rhidian Thomas This work is an analysis of the law of marine insurance which systematically covers the essentials of the subject, analyzing the contemporary questions and debates in the law and arising out of market practice. The text addresses such topics as: marine insurance contracts; hull time and voyage clauses; marine perils and the burden of proof; causation and the evolution and codification of the proximate cause doctrine; choice of law and jurisdiction clauses; mortgagee's interest insurance; insuring cargoes in the 1990s; constructive total losses; sue and labour clauses; and duties of marine insurance brokers. |
Contents
Table of Cases | xxiii |
Table of Legislation | xli |
PERSPECTIVES ON THE CONTRACT OF MARINE | 1 |
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Common terms and phrases
affreightment agent agreed and/or apply Article assured assured's average averting or minimising barratry broker charter choice of law claim Classification Society collision common law constructive total loss contract of marine Court of Appeal cover loss damage crew discharge duty effect English law event exclusion freight held covered hereunder House of Lords hull Ibid incurred indemnity Institute Cargo Clauses Institute Clauses insurable interest insurance contracts insurance cover loss insured peril insured value labour clause LI.L.Rep liability or expense Lloyd's Rep loss damage liability loss or damage marine insurance marine policy maritime matter mortgagee negligence notice nuclear nuclear fission obligation Owners peril insured port or place privity proximate cause reasonable recover recoverable reinsurance repair respect risk Rome Convention rule salvage charges scuttling seaworthiness SG policy ship shipowner subject-matter insured sue and labour suing and labouring sum insured termination thereof Underwriters unseaworthiness Vessel voyage