Warranties In Marine Insurance | Baris Soyer | Taylor & Francis eBooks

ABSTRACT

First published in 2002. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

part |2 pages

PART 1 CURRENT LEGAL POSITION IN RELATION TO WARRANTIES

chapter 1|10 pages

WARRANTIES IN GENERAL

MEANING OF THE TERM ‘WARRANTY’

chapter |2 pages

Classification of promissory warranties according to the time of undertaking

chapter 2|10 pages

EXPRESS WARRANTIES

chapter |3 pages

Contra proferentem rule

chapter |5 pages

STANDARD EXAMPLES OF EXPRESS WARRANTIES

chapter |3 pages

Warranties as to the cargo carried

chapter |18 pages

Premium warranties

chapter |1 pages

Cancellation clauses in marine insurance contracts

chapter 3|6 pages

IMPLIED WARRANTY OF SEAWORTHINESS

chapter |5 pages

Nature of seaworthiness

chapter |1 pages

Diagram1 : Categoriesofmatterstowhichseaworthinessextends

chapter |6 pages

Structure and other technical equipment of the vessel

chapter |11 pages

Certificates and documents necessary for the protection of the vessel and cargo

chapter |1 pages

IMPLIED WARRANTY OF SEAWORTHINESS IN MARINE INSURANCE

chapter |11 pages

The need to regulate seaworthiness as a defence in marine insurance

chapter |2 pages

Time policies

chapter |19 pages

Legal situation in respect of seaworthiness in time policies

chapter |5 pages

Burden of proof in unseaworthiness allegations

chapter |9 pages

Implications of the ISMC on provisions relating to seaworthiness

chapter |1 pages

Conclusion

chapter |1 pages

Figure 1 Hull claims development since 1995–96 For ‘Phase 1’ vessels in relation to ‘Phase 2’ vessels

chapter |2 pages

Figure 2P&I claims development since 1995–96 for ‘Phase 1’ vessels in relation to ‘Phase 2’ vessels

chapter 4|22 pages

OTHER IMPLIED WARRANTIES IN THE CONTEXT OF MARINE INSURANCE

chapter 5|10 pages

NATURE OF MARINE WARRANTIES

chapter |1 pages

Effect of breach for warranties which relate to a period after the attachment of the risk

chapter |17 pages

Diagram 1: The Good Luck

chapter 6|6 pages

WAIVER OF BREACH OF MARINE INSURANCE WARRANTIES

chapter |10 pages

Held covered clauses Introduction

chapter |15 pages

Waiver of breach of warranty by Inchmaree Clause?

chapter |5 pages

Diagram 4: Types of estoppel

part |2 pages

PART 2 BREACH OF WARRANTY DEFENCE AND OTHER DEFENCES

chapter 7|28 pages

LEADING DEFENCES OF A MARINE INSURER

chapter 8|12 pages

CONJUNCTION BETWEEN LEADING POSITIVE (AFFIRMATIVE) DEFENCES OF THE UNDERWRITER AND BREACH OF WARRANTY DEFENCE

part |2 pages

PART 3 COMPARATIVE STUDY AND THE FUTURE OF THE WARRANTY REGIME

chapter 9|5 pages

LEGAL POSITION IN RELATION TO WARRANTIES IN SOME JURISDICTIONS

OBJECT AND EXTENT OF A COMPARATIVE STUDY

chapter |3 pages

Unpredictability of American law

chapter |3 pages

GERMAN LAW

chapter |2 pages

Change of ownership

chapter |6 pages

NORWEGIAN LAW

chapter |5 pages

Loss of class or change of classification society

chapter 10|7 pages

THE CONCLUSION: A CASE FOR REFORM?

THE NEED FOR REFORM

chapter |14 pages

Figure 1

chapter |7 pages

Further clarification of s 33 of the MIA 1906

part |2 pages

APPENDICES

chapter |2 pages

APPENDIX 1

MARINE INSURANCE ACT 1906

chapter 6|1 pages

When interest must attach

chapter 11|1 pages

Master’s and seamen’s wages

chapter |1 pages

INSURABLE VALUE

chapter 18|2 pages

Disclosure by assured

chapter |1 pages

THE POLICY

chapter |1 pages

ANNOTATION: Sub-section (2): repealed by the Finance Act 1959, ss 30(5), (7), 37(5), Sched 8, Pt II. 26 Designation of subject matter

chapter 29|1 pages

Floating policy by ship or ships

chapter |2 pages

DOUBLE INSURANCE

chapter 37|1 pages

No implied warranty of nationality

chapter 41|1 pages

Warranty of legality

chapter 46|2 pages

Deviation

chapter |2 pages

THE PREMIUM

chapter 59|1 pages

Effect of transhipment, etc

chapter 62|1 pages

Notice of abandonment

chapter |2 pages

PARTIAL LOSSES (INCLUDING SALVAGE AND GENERAL AVERAGE AND PARTICULAR CHARGES)

chapter 69|2 pages

Partial loss of ship

chapter 74|1 pages

Liabilities to third parties

chapter 77|2 pages

Successive losses

chapter 84|1 pages

Return for failure of consideration

chapter |1 pages

MUTUAL INSURANCE

chapter 89|1 pages

Slip as evidence

chapter 94|2 pages

Short title

chapter 2|1 pages

From

chapter 6|1 pages

Touch and stay

chapter 13|1 pages

Average unless general

chapter |1 pages

SCHEDULE 2 ( 92)

chapter |3 pages

APPENDIX 2

INSTITUTE TIME CLAUSES HULLS (1 November 1995)

chapter 6|11 pages

PERILS

chapter 24|2 pages

WAR EXCLUSION

chapter |1 pages

APPENDIX 3

INSTITUTE VOYAGE CLAUSES HULLS 1 November 1995

chapter 3|9 pages

CLASSIFICATION

chapter 20|4 pages

DISBURSEMENTS WARRANTY

chapter |6 pages

APPENDIX 4

INSTITUTE CARGO CLAUSES (A) (1 January 1982)

chapter |6 pages

APPENDIX 5

INSTITUTE CARGO CLAUSES (B) (1 January 1982)

chapter |5 pages

APPENDIX 6

INSTITUTE CARGO CLAUSES (C) (1 January 1982)

chapter |1 pages

AVOIDANCE OF DELAY

chapter |2 pages

APPENDIX 7

INSTITUTE WARRANTIES (1 July 1976)

chapter |14 pages

BIBLIOGRAPHY

chapter |2 pages

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