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MARINE CARGO
INSURANCE
LLOYD S SHIPPING LAW LIBRARY
Series editors: Andrew W. Baker, QC
and Hatty Sumption
LLOYD S SHIPPING LAW LIBRARY
P&I Clubs: Law and Practice
third edition
by Steven J. Hazelwood
(2000)
The Law of Ship Mortgages
by Graeme Bowtle and Kevin McGuinness
(2001)
The Law of Shipbuilding Contracts
third edition
by Simon Curtis
(2002)
The Law of Tug and Tow
second edition
by Simon Rainey
(2002)
Admiralty Jurisdiction and Practice
third edition
by Nigel Meeson
(2003)
Merchant Shipping Legislation
second edition
by Aengus R. M. Fogarty
(2004)
Laytime and Demurrage
fifth edition
by John Schofield
(2005)
Marine War Risks
third edition
by Michael D. Miller
(2005)
Bareboat Charters
second edition
by Mark Davis
(2005)
Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims
fourth edition
by Patrick Griggs, Richard Williams
and Jeremy Farr
(2005)
Enforcement of Maritime Claims
fourth edition
by D. C. Jackson
(2005)
Berlingieri on Arrest of Ships
fourth edition
by Francesco Berlingieri
(2006)
Bills of Lading
by Richard Aikens, Richard Lord
and Michael Bools
(2006)
Voyage Charters
third edition
by Julian Cooke,
Timothy Young, Q.C., Andrew Taylor,
John D. Kimball, David Martowski
and LeRoy Lambert
(2007)
Time Charters
sixth edition
by Terence Coghlin, Andrew W. Baker,
Julian Kenny and John D. Kimball
(2008)
Ship Sale & Purchase
fifth edition
by Iain Goldrein, Q.C., and Paul Turner
(2008)
Shipping and the Environment
second edition
by Colin de la Rue and
Charles B. Anderson
(2009)
Ship Registration: Law and Practice
second edition
by Richard Coles and Edward Watt
(2009)
London Maritime Arbitration
third edition
by Clare Ambrose
and Karen Maxwell
(2009)
MARINE CARGO
INSURANCE
BY
JOHN DUNT
Consultant
Clyde & Co LLP
Visiting Senior Research Fellow
Institute of Maritime Law, University of Southampton
First published 2009 by Informa Law
Published 2013 by Informa Law from Routledge
2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN
711 Third Avenue, New York, NY, 10017, USA
Informa Law is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, an informa business
Copyright John Dunt 2009
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Reprinted material is quoted with permission. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this work is correct, neither the authors nor Informa Law from Routledge can accept any responsibility for any errors or omissions or for any consequences arising therefrom.
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ISBN: 978-1-84311-763-6 (hbk)
Text set 10/12 Bembo byInteractive Sciences Ltd, Gloucester
The purpose of this work reflects the aim expressed by Michael Wilford in Time Charters , the first book in the Lloyd s Shipping Law Library, which is to provide the busy practitioner with the legal authorities relevant to the issues they may encounter in relation to marine cargo insurance.
I am grateful to a number of people for their help with the book, and must thank first of all Professor Charles Debattista, then director of the Institute of Maritime Law at the University of Southampton, for inviting me to join the Institute. Emeritus Professor Robert Grime kindly read early chapters and advised and encouraged me at the outset of the work. Professor Yvonne Baatz read the drafts on the chapter on law and jurisdiction clauses. Alexander Sandiforth, research assistant at the Institute, must be commended for his unstinting research.
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