Marine Insurance
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This, however, is not at all the case.
The real intent of the clause is still to limit the liability of the underwriter to losses resulting from causes similar to those previously enumerated, i. e., to those losses which are due only to accidental causes connected with the sea, and which result from the action of the elements, or from other overpowering and unavoidable occurrences, and not from any inherent defect of the subject insured, or from natural causes, such as deteriora- tion, wear and... tear, etc., in so far as they are inevitably associated with the general prosecution of the journey. To quote th& British Marine Insurance Act, the term " includes only perils similar in kind to the perils specifically mentioned in the policy." Thus, for example, certain types of explosions (those that are not affected solely by impact or percussion) have been held to be sufficiently like the effect of fire upon a vessel. Bursting of boilers and latent defects in machinery, however, are not to be regarded as coming within the range of this clause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, however, is not at all the case.
The real intent of the clause is still to limit the liability of the underwriter to losses resulting from causes similar to those previously enumerated, i. e., to those losses which are due only to accidental causes connected with the sea, and which result from the action of the elements, or from other overpowering and unavoidable occurrences, and not from any inherent defect of the subject insured, or from natural causes, such as deteriora- tion, wear and... tear, etc., in so far as they are inevitably associated with the general prosecution of the journey. To quote th& British Marine Insurance Act, the term " includes only perils similar in kind to the perils specifically mentioned in the policy." Thus, for example, certain types of explosions (those that are not affected solely by impact or percussion) have been held to be sufficiently like the effect of fire upon a vessel. Bursting of boilers and latent defects in machinery, however, are not to be regarded as coming within the range of this clause.
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