A Treatise On the Law of Insurance in Four Books I of Marine Insurance Ii O
A Treatise On the Law of Insurance in Four Books I of Marine Insurance Ii O
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68 1 merchants), with fuch warranties and ftipulations as may have been introduced into it, with an averment that the defendant had notice of the policy. — It then alledges, that in confidcration that the plaintiff had paid his pre- mium to the defendant, and had promifed to perform all things on his part to be done, the defendant pro- mifed to become an infurer for the fum fubfcribed by him, upon the terms mentioned in the policy, and that he would perform all things, on his part, as to that f...um J and alfo that he had fubfcribed the policy as an infurer for that fum. That the infured was, at the time of the infurance, and at the time of the lofs, interefted in the fliip or goods infured, to the amount of the value in the policy, if it be a valued one, or to the amount of the fums fubfcribed, if it be an open one. — It then ftates that the fliip, &cc. On a certain day was in good fafety at her port of departure j that (lie failed on the voyage infured within the time mentioned in the policy, if a time be limited for her falling ; and with convoy, if there be a warranty for her fo doing •, — • and it likewife avers an exa£t compliance with every other warranty exprefled in the policy.
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68 1 merchants), with fuch warranties and ftipulations as may have been introduced into it, with an averment that the defendant had notice of the policy. — It then alledges, that in confidcration that the plaintiff had paid his pre- mium to the defendant, and had promifed to perform all things on his part to be done, the defendant pro- mifed to become an infurer for the fum fubfcribed by him, upon the terms mentioned in the policy, and that he would perform all things, on his part, as to that f...um J and alfo that he had fubfcribed the policy as an infurer for that fum. That the infured was, at the time of the infurance, and at the time of the lofs, interefted in the fliip or goods infured, to the amount of the value in the policy, if it be a valued one, or to the amount of the fums fubfcribed, if it be an open one. — It then ftates that the fliip, &cc. On a certain day was in good fafety at her port of departure j that (lie failed on the voyage infured within the time mentioned in the policy, if a time be limited for her falling ; and with convoy, if there be a warranty for her fo doing •, — • and it likewife avers an exa£t compliance with every other warranty exprefled in the policy.
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