Arnould on the law of marine insurance and average / edited by Ralph Iliff Simey and Gilbert Richard Mitchison.

London: Stevens and sons limited, 1939.

12th edition

6562

Marine insurance.

Average (Maritime law)

Part I: Of the nature, formation and subject matter of the contract of marine insurance

I. The contract of marine insurance generally

II. Form and contents of sea-policies

III. Of the construction of sea-policies

IV. Different classes of insurers of sea-policies

V. Of the assured : who may be insured

VI. Course of business in sea insurance – relations between assured, broker and underwriter

VII. Insurance agents generally - their rights, duties and liabilities

VIII. Description of the assured in the policy - assignment of the policy

IX. Of the ship

X. Of the master

XI. The subjects of marine insurance

XII. Of the interest that gives a title to insure; i.e. insurable interest

XIII. Valuation of insurable interests

XIV. The voyage insured

XV. Deviation and change of risk

XVI. Nature and duration of the risk in time policies

XVII. Duration of the risk in voyage policies

Part II: Of certain matters that render the contract of insurance void or unavailable

I. Misrepresentation

II. Concealment

III. Express warranties

IV. Implied warranties

V. Illegality of the risk

Part III: Of losses, and the relations of the assured and underwriter thence arising

I. Limitations of underwriter's liability

II. Losses by the perils insured against

III. Excepted risks and losses

IV. Of general average

V. Of particular average

VI. Actual or absolute total loss

VII. Constructive total loss

VIII. Abandonment

ІХ. Subrogation

X. Settlement of losses

XI. Return of Premium

Part IV: Procedure and evidence.

Arnould on marine insurance

Law of marine insurance and average

2 volumes (xcix,1936) ; 26 cm