This book reviews the origin of the clauses "perils of the sea" and "inherent vice" by tracing back through the early cases in order to understand the origin, and noting how and why the changes occurred.
This book reviews the origin of the clauses "perils of the sea" and "inherent vice" by tracing back through the early cases in order to understand the origin, and noting how and why the changes occurred.
Dr Ayça Uçar is an assistant professor of maritime, transport and insurance law at Özye¿in University, Turkey.
Inhaltsangabe
1 Introduction to 'Perils of the Sea' and 'Inherent Vice' in Marine Insurance Law 2 Historical Overview of 'Perils of the Sea' and 'Inherent Vice' in Marine Insurance Law 3 The Modern Definitions of 'Perils of the Sea': After the Marine Insurance Act 1906 4 Fortuity and 'Perils of the Seas' 5 Cargo Insurance and 'Perils of the Sea' 6 Hull Insurance and 'Perils of the Sea' 7 Inherent Vice 8 Cargo Insurance and 'Inherent Vice' 9 Causation
1 Introduction to 'Perils of the Sea' and 'Inherent Vice' in Marine Insurance Law 2 Historical Overview of 'Perils of the Sea' and 'Inherent Vice' in Marine Insurance Law 3 The Modern Definitions of 'Perils of the Sea': After the Marine Insurance Act 1906 4 Fortuity and 'Perils of the Seas' 5 Cargo Insurance and 'Perils of the Sea' 6 Hull Insurance and 'Perils of the Sea' 7 Inherent Vice 8 Cargo Insurance and 'Inherent Vice' 9 Causation
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