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Article L173-2 of the French Insurance Code

In the case of voyage insurance, cover runs from the start of loading until the end of unloading and no later than fifteen days after the ship’s arrival at its destination. In the case of a voyage in ballast, cover runs from the moment the vessel starts up until it is moored on arrival.

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Article L173-7 of the French Insurance Code

Guaranteed arrival insurance may only be taken out, on pain of nullity, with the agreement of the ship’s insurers. When a sum is insured in this way, proof of the insurable interest results from the acceptance of the sum thus guaranteed. The insurer is only liable in the event of total loss or abandonment of the vessel as a result of a risk covered by the policy; it has no…

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Article L173-8 of the French Insurance Code

With the exception of personal injury, the insurer is responsible for reimbursing damages of any kind for which the insured would be liable on the recourse of third parties in the event of collision by the insured vessel or collision of this vessel with a building, fixed, movable or floating object.

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Article L173-10 of the French Insurance Code

In time cover, the premium stipulated for the entire duration of the cover is earned in the event of total loss or abandonment at the insurer’s expense. If the insurer is not responsible for the total loss or surrender, the premium is earned according to the time accrued until the total loss or notification of surrender.

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