This volume analyses the contemporary legal questions and debates arising out of market practice, and provides a thoroughly modern and up-to date analysis of marine insurance law.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Foreword, Preface, Authors' Biographies, Table of Cases, Table of Legislation, CHAPTER 1: DRAWING LINES - IN THE SAND? , CHAPTER 2: THE CONCEPT AND MEASURE OF INDEMNITY IN MARINE POLICIES, CHAPTER 3: THE DOCTRINE OF THE UNDISCLOSED PRINCIPAL AND CONTRACTS OF INSURANCE, CHAPTER 4: FRAUD AND INSURANCE AGENTS: THE LAW AFTER MOORE STEPHENS, CHAPTER 5: WARRANTIES AND UTMOST GOOD FAITH IN US MARINE INSURANCE CONTRACTS, CHAPTER 6: INSURING CARGOES IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM: THE INSTITUTE CARGO CLAUSES, CHAPTER 7: COVERAGE AGAINST UNLAWFUL ACTS IN CONTEMPORARY MARINE POLICIES, CHAPTER 8:CHALLENGES IN MODERN MARINE INSURANCE OF SHIPOWNERS' INTERESTS: PIRACY AND TERRORISM, CHAPTER 9: CAN A MARINE INSURER BE LIABLE FOR LOSS CONSEQUENTIAL UPON THE LATE PAYMENT OF INDEMNITY? , CHAPTER 10: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PARTY CHOICE OF THE APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION IN MARINE INSURANCE AND REINSURANCE CONTRACTS, APPENDICES.
