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CHAPTER 1:TRENDS IN THE INTERPRETATION OF MARINE INSURANCE CONTRACTS&by Professor Malcolm Clarke 1

Rules of interpretation received 1

Intellectual baggage: new or old? 5

Trends? 9

Conclusion: trends or fluctuations? 12

CHAPTER 2:INSURABLE INTEREST - ACCELERATING THE LIBERAL SPIRIT&by Professor D.Rhidian Thomas 15

Introduction 15

Some preliminary considerations of principle 16

Marine Insurance Act 1906 22

When are insurable interest problems likely to arise? 27

Defining insurable interest - the various approaches 32

Contextual influences 39

What of the future? 43

CHAPTER 3:PRE-CONTRACTUAL DUTY OF UTMOST GOOD FAITH -MATERIALITY AND REMEDIES&by Peter MacDonald Eggers 49

Introduction 49

The “material to the prudent insurer” test 51

The “material to the risk” test 52

Conclusion 57

The problem of remedies 58

A proposed solution to the problem of remedies 61

Discretionary avoidance 61

Damages 67

Conclusion 70

CHAPTER 4:THE POST-CONTRACTUAL DUTIES OF GOOD FAITH IN MARINE INSURANCE POLICIES: THE SEARCH FOR ELUSIVE PRINCIPLES&by David Foxton 71

Introduction 71

Section 17, Marine Insurance Act 1906 72

Variation 73

“Held covered” clauses 77

Rights to information 81

Good faith as a means of regulating positions of adverse interest 87

Fraudulent claims: slipping the bounds of section 17 92

CHAPTER 5:CLASSIFICATION OF TERMS IN MARINE INSURANCE CONTRACTS IN THE CONTEXT OF CONTEMPORARY DEVELOPMENTS&by Dr Baris Soyer 107

Introduction 107

Terms which have traditionally been incorporated into marine insurance contracts 109

Recent developments in marine insurance law and practice and their impact on the drafting of terms 116

Conclusion 129

CHAPTER 6:THE NEW LONDON MARKET PRINCIPALS’ SLIP&by Peter Rogan 131

Background 131

Objectives 131

The LMP Slip （April 2005） 132

Assessing the performance of the LMW Slip: Lloyd’s Market Reports 133

The LMP Lineslip 134

The General Underwriters Agreement （GUA） 135

Conclusion 135

Text of the LMP Slip （April 2005） 136

Text of the General Underwriters Agreement 151

CHAPTER 7:THE INTERNATIONAL HULL CLAUSES 2003&by Chris Zavos 161

Introduction 161

Latent defect 161

The post-contractual duty of good faith 164

Promissory warranties 165

General observations 165

CHAPTER 8:COMPARATIVE MARINE INSURANCE LAW: HIGHLIGHTING THE SIGNIFICANT FEATURES OF MARINE INSURANCE LAW IN BELGIUM AND OTHER SELECTED EUROPEAN LEGAL SYSTEMS&by Professor Dr Marc A.Huybrechts 167

The history and the civil law nature of marine insurance/what is left from the civil law origin of marine insurance? 167

The divide with the common law on account of civil law legal principles 170

General civil law “good faith”, continental insurance law “good faith”, continental marine insurance law “good faith”, and marine insurance law “utmost good faith” in England 170

Causation 172

Warranties in marine insurance law 174

A different approach to the concept of “risks” 177

Something new from Belgium 178

CHAPTER 9:COMPARATIVE LESSONS DERIVABLE FROM THE NORWEGIAN MARINE INSURANCE PLAN 1996&by Haakon Stang Lund 181

Introduction 181

Utmost good faith 182

The Norwegian Marine Insurance Plan 183

Duty of disclosure 183

Alteration of risk 186

Warranties 188

Safety regulations 190

CHAPTER 10: THE MARINE INSURANCE ACT 1906: JUDICIAL ATTITUDES AND INNOVATION - TIME FOR REFORM?&by Peter MacDonald Eggers 193

Introduction 193

Codification, not alteration 195

Areas of innovation and calls for reform 196

Issues for reform 206

Conclusion 209

APPENDIX 1:THE MARINE INSURANCE ACT 1906 211

APPENDIX 2:MARINE INSURANCE （GAMBLING POLICIES） ACT 1909 233

APPENDIX 3:INTERNATIONAL HULL CLAUSES 2003 235

APPENDIX 4:NORWEGIAN MARINE INSURANCE PLAN OF 1996, 2003 VERSION 255

APPENDIX 5:CARGO INSURANCE POLICY OF ANTWERP 315

APPENDIX 6:LONDON MARKET PRINCIPLES 2001 323

Index 345

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