Marine Insurance
Protection for goods in transit across the sea, as well as hull and machinery for vessels.
Overview
Marine insurance covers the loss or damage of ships, cargo, terminals, and any transport by which property is transferred, acquired, or held between the points of origin and final destination.
1Who needs this?
What it covers
- Cargo damage or loss at sea
- Hull and machinery damage
- General average contributions
- War and strikes risks (optional)
- Pollution liability
What is NOT covered
- Inherent vice of the cargo
- Improper packing
- Delay in transit
- Insolvency of the carrier
Important Note: Coverage details, limits, and exclusions may vary depending on the specific policy terms, the insurer selected, and individual risk profiles. Always refer to the actual policy document for full terms and conditions.
Container Lost Overboard
"During a severe storm in the Indian Ocean, several containers were washed overboard from a cargo ship. The marine cargo policy covered the full value of the goods lost by the importer."
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 'All Risks' cover in Marine?
What is 'General Average'?
Does it cover inland transit?
How is the value of cargo determined?
Is war risk included?
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