CARGO LOSS PREVENTION
Introduction A producer or the manufacturer of the goods will always be delighted for safe delivery of the goods to Read more
Marine Insurance article
Adjustment of claim under Both to Blame Collision Clause
Both to Blame Collision Clause is appearing in the Clause 3 of Institute Cargo Clauses which provides that “This insurance Read more
The difference between grounding stranding, sinking and capsizing of the vessel
The difference between stranding and grounding of the vessel was necessary when F.P.A. warranty or policy franchise did not apply Read more
MOTOR SEGMENT: A GAME CHANGER FOR THE NON LIFE INSURANCE INDUSTRY
The core of the motor insurance business, which is accident risk, is clearly at risk. Motor Insurance 2.0, a joint Read more
MARITIME FRAUD AND THEFT OF CARGO FROM SEAL INTACT CONTAINER
Marine Insurance is one of the most challenging, as also a unique, form of insurance. Marine insurance is essential in Read more
Analysis of cargo claims for oil Shortages
The marine underwriters receive cargo claims due to short receipt of liquid bulk cargo although the cargo had been loaded, Read more
Does Marine policy cover storage Risk
Introduction: The client often approaches the underwriters to grant storage cover at the intermediate places in conjunction Read more
AN OVERVIEW OF MARINE INSURANCE
Introduction The origins of modern marine insurance are to be found in the practices adopted by Italian merchants from the Read more
Insurance Article: Need for law of insurance in globalised world
The trade and commerce across the world has expanded due to economies of scales in the present world. The export and import of goods and services among various countries are smoothly carried out due to a large number of international conventions, which have given way to almost identical local laws in some fields being enacted by different nations (e.g., Marine Insurance Act – 1908 of UK or Marine Insurance Act – 1963 India). Read more
The Modalities of Marine Cargo Insurance
Marine transit insurance policies are issued to cover dispatches from anywhere in the country to anywhere in the country. No such policy should be issued without specifying the originating point or destination point to avoid disputes in the event of a claim. Read more
