Total loss of cargo is governed by a ________ in a maritime insurance policy. Himalaya Clause...
Total loss of cargo is governed by a ________ in a maritime insurance policy.
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Himalaya Clause |
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loss payee clause |
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constructive loss clause |
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loss payable clause |
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Constructive loss cause
Total loss will occur when the cost of recovering and repairing the insured vessel would exceed the agreed value or when the insured cargo is reasonably abandoned based on the expectation that it wil become an actual loss as well.
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