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This book gives you :
A truly up-to-date, contemporary analysis of current issues affecting marine insurance law and market practice
Authoritative advice from a team of leading specialists drawn from both the academic world and professional practice
An invaluable comparative analysis of aspects of the law and practice in Europe, Australia and the USA
The in-depth analysis you require on key topics which are often only touched upon in textbooks
Following on from the success of the first volume published in 1996, The Modern Law of Marine Insurance Volume 2 focuses on current issues affecting the law and practice of the market. Written by a team of leading academics and practitioners, it analyses contemporary questions and debates and provides the reader with a thoroughly modern and up-to-date analysis of the law and practice of marine insurance.
Topics covered include: held covered clauses; incorporation of terms into reinsurance contracts; valued policies; insurable interest; warranties; wilful misconduct; counter claims by insurers and jurisdiction. It also provides an invaluable comparative analysis of aspects of the law and practice in Europe, Australia and the USA.
Lord Mustill, one of the Common Law's most distinguished scholars, provides an introductory and analytical survey of the contributions, which make up the text of the book. Cumulatively these contributions provide a comprehensive statement of contemporary developments in the modern law and practice of marine insurance.
This book is essential reading for :
Legal Practitioners
Ship Owners, Managers and Operators
Underwriters and Brokers
Marine Law Students and Academics
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