《ARNOULD'S LAW OF MARINE INSURANCE AND AVERAGE VOLUME 1》

VOLUME ONE1

Part OneTHE NATURE,FORMATION AND SUBJECT-MATTER OF THE CONTRACT OF MARINE INSURANCE1

1.The Contract of Marine Insurance Generally1

2.Form and Contents of Marine Policies11

3.The Construction of Marine Policies61

4.Different Classes of Insurers on Marine Policies121

5.The Assured:Who May be Insured141

6.Course of Business in Marine Insurance; Relations Between Assured,Broker and Underwriter161

7.Insurance Agents Generally:The Rights,Duties and Liabilities211

8.Persons who may Claim on the Policy241

9.Naming the Ship; Floating Policies271

10.The Master291

11.The Subjects of Marine Insurance301

12.Insurable Interest331

13.Valuation of Insurable Interests421

14.Deviation and Change of Voyage461

15.Nature and Duration of the Risk in Time Policies511

16.Duration of the Risk in Voyage Policies521

Index409

VOLUME TWO579

Part TwoMATTERS RENDERING THE CONTRACT OF INSURANCE VOID OR UNAVAILABLE579

17.Misrepresentation579

18.Non-Disclosure627

19.Express Warranties677

20.Implied Warranties; Seaworthiness705

21.Illegality of the Risk743

Part ThreeLOSSES,AND THE RELATIONS OF THE ASSURED AND UNDERWRITER THENCE ARISING761

22.Losses Covered by the Policy:General Principles761

23.Marine Risks790

24.War Risks880

25.The Suing and Labouring Clause908

26.General Average915

27.Particular Average1100

28.Actual Total Loss1134

29.Constructive Total Loss1168

30.Abandonment1259

31.Subrogation1298

32.Return of Premium1323

Part FourPROCEDURE AND EVIDENCE1344

33.Procedure and Evidence1344

Appendices1141

1.Marine Insurance Act 19061141

2.Specimen Slip,Institute Clauses and Warranties1163

3.The York-Antwerp Rules 19741195

4.Rules of Practice of the Association of Average Adjusters1201

Index1217