Marine Insurance Act 1906
Marine Insurance Act 1906 (1906 c. 41)
- Marine Insurance Act 1906 (1906 c. 41)
- Marine Insurance
- 1 Marine insurance defined.
- 2 Mixed sea and land risks.
- 3 Marine adventure and maritime perils defined.
- Insurable Interest
- 4 Avoidance of wagering or gaming contracts.
- 5 Insurable interest defined.
- 6 When interest must attach.
- 7 Defeasible or contingent interest.
- 8 Partial interest.
- 9 Re-insurance.
- 10 Bottomry.
- 11 Master’s and seamen’s wages.
- 12 Advance freight.
- 13 Charges of insurance.
- 14 Quantum of interest.
- 15 Assignment of interest.
- Insurable Value
- 16 Measure of insurable value.
- Disclosure and Representations
- 17 Insurance is uberrimæ fidei.
- 18 Disclosure by assured.
- 19 Disclosure by agent effecting insurance.
- 20 Representations pending negotiation of contract.
- 21 When contract is deemed to be concluded.
- The Policy
- 22 Contract must be embodied in policy.
- 23 What policy must specify.
- 24 Signature of insurer.
- 25 Voyage and time policies.
- 26 Designation of subject-matter.
- 27 Valued policy.
- 28 Unvalued policy.
- 29 Floating policy by ship or ships.
- 30 Construction of terms in policy.
- 31 Premium to be arranged.
- Double Insurance
- 32 Double insurance.
- Warranties, &c.
- 33 Nature of warranty.
- 34 When breach of warranty excused.
- 35 Express warranties.
- 36 Warranty of neutrality.
- 37 No implied warranty of nationality.
- 38 Warranty of good safety.
- 39 Warranty of seaworthiness of ship.
- 40 No implied warranty that goods are seaworthy.
- 41 Warranty of legality.
- The Voyage
- 42 Implied condition as to commencement of risk.
- 43 Alteration of port of departure.
- 44 Sailing for different destination.
- 45 Change of voyage.
- 46 Deviation.
- 47 Several ports of discharge.
- 48 Delay in voyage.
- 49 Excuses for deviation or delay.
- Assignment of Policy
- 50 When and how policy is assignable.
- 51 Assured who has no interest cannot assign.
- The Premium
- 52 When premium payable.
- 53 Policy effected through broker.
- 54 Effect of receipt on policy.
- Loss and Abandonment
- 55 Included and excluded losses.
- 56 Partial and total loss.
- 57 Actual total loss.
- 58 Missing ship.
- 59 Effect of transhipment, &c.
- 60 Constructive total loss defined.
- 61 Effect of constructive total loss.
- 62 Notice of abandonment.
- 63 Effect of abandonment.
- Partial Losses (including Salvage and General Average and Particular Charges)
- 64 Particular average loss.
- 65 Salvage charges.
- 66 General average loss.
- Measure of Indemnity
- 67 Extent of liability of insurer for loss.
- 68 Total loss.
- 69 Partial loss of ship.
- 70 Partial loss of freight.
- 71 Partial loss of goods, merchandise, &c.
- 72 Apportionment of valuation.
- 73 General average contributions and salvage charges.
- 74 Liabilities to third parties.
- 75 General provisions as to measure of indemnity.
- 76 Particular average warranties.
- 77 Successive losses.
- 78 Suing and labouring clause.
- Rights of Insurer on Payment
- 79 Right of subrogation.
- 80 Right of contribution.
- 81 Effect of under insurance.
- Return of Premium
- 82 Enforcement of return.
- 83 Return by agreement.
- 84 Return for failure of consideration.
- Mutual Insurance
- 85 Modification of Act in case of mutual insurance.
- Supplemental
- 86 Ratification by assured.
- 87 Implied obligations varied by agreement or usage.
- 88 Reasonable time, &c. a question of fact.
- 89 Slip as evidence.
- 90 Interpretation of terms.
- 91 Savings.
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- 94 Short title.
- SCHEDULES
- FIRST SCHEDULE Form of Policy
- Lloyd’s S.G. policy
- Lost or not lost.
- From.
- At and from.
- From the loading thereof.
- Safely landed.
- Touch and stay.
- Perils of the seas.
- Pirates.
- Thieves.
- Restraint of princes.
- Barratry.
- All other perils.
- Average unless general.
- Stranded.
- Ship.
- Freight.
- Goods.
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