A Practical Treatise on the Law of Marine Insurance

abandonment accident actually agent amount assured authority Barrister-at-Law called cargo carried cause charterer claim clause common condition considered contract cost course Court cover damage decision deduction destination determined distinct doubt earned Edition effect English entitled example expectation expense fact follows freight give given ground held implied incurred insured intended interest kind less liable loading lost material matter means ment merchant merely named nature necessary Notes notice ordinary original owner particular average parties peril perils insured persons port portion practice premium present principle profit question reason regard repair respect result risk rule running sails saved seems sense separately ship ship's shipowner supposed taken thing thing insured tion total loss treated underwriter unless usual voyage warranty whole writer