Marine Insurance covers the loss of goods whilst in custody of carrier and other third party in transit from one location to another under the contract of af-frieghtment. It is governed by Marine Insurance Act 1963.
Any person with insurable interest in the goods in transit can insure. Further the policy can be assigned freely to any person who acquires insurable interest dur-ing transit of the cargo.
There are 3 types of Institute Cargo Clauses-To be used for Export Import
Risk | ICC-A | ICC-B | ICC-C |
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Fire, Explosion | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Vessel Stranded, Grounded, Sunk | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Overturning of conveyance on Land | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Collision with external object other than water | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Discharge of cargo at port of distress | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Earthquake, Lightning | Yes | Yes | No |
General Average | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Jettison | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Washing overboard | Yes | Yes | No |
Entry of sea, lake or river water | Yes | Yes | No |
Total loss of any package lost overboard, while load | Yes | Yes | No |
Any other risk not specifically excluded | Yes | No | No |
There are 3 types of Inland Transit Clauses-To be used for domestic move-ments
Risk | ICC-A | ICC-B | ICC-C |
---|---|---|---|
Fire, lightening | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Collision with or by the carrying vehicle | Yes | Yes | No |
Overturning or derailment or similar accidents | Yes | Yes | No |
Breakages of Bridge | Yes | Yes | No |
Earthquake, volcanic eruptions | Yes | No | No |
Flood, inundation | Yes | No | No |
Any other risk not specially excluded | Yes | No | No |
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