The Modern Law of Marine Insurance: Volume 3

Modern Law of Marine Insurance, Volume 3  focuses on current issues affecting the law and practice of the market.

This book gives you:

• An up-to-date analysis of current issues affecting marine insurance law and market practice
• Authoritative advice from leading specialists drawn from the academic and professional worlds
• A comparative analysis of aspects of English, Scandinavian and US law and practice 
• The in-depth analysis you require on key topics which are often only touched upon in textbooks

Topics covered include:

• Marine policies and undisclosed principals
• The shifting boundary between marine and non-marine risks
• Jurisdictional issues
• Piracy and terrorism under the Norwegian Insurance Plan
• Liability of marine insurers for late payment of indemnity
• Insuring negligence and due diligence risks
• The new Institute Cargo Clauses 2009
• The concept of indemnity in marine insurance
• Insuring the consequences of unlawful acts committed by third parties
• Development in US marine insurance law

Contents include:

• Marine Insurance Act 1906
• Institute Cargo Clauses (2009) A, B and C
• Institute War Clauses (Cargo) 2009
• Institute Strikes Clauses (Cargo) 2009

Written by a team of leading academics and practitioners:

Professor Howard Bennett, University of Nottingham, UK
Professor Malcolm Clarke, Cambridge University, UK 
Professor Yvonne Baatz, Southampton University, UK
Professor Lise-Trine Wilhelmsen, Universitetete I Oslo, Norway 
David Foxton Q.C., Essex Court Chambers, UK
Professor Robert Merkin, Southampton University, UK

John Dunt, Clyde & Co, UK
William Melbourne, Clyde & Co, UK
Professor D.Rhidian Thomas, Swansea University, UK 
Dr Baris Soyer, Swansea University, UK
Professors Martin Davies, Tulane University, USA
Robert Force, Tulane University, USA