Marine Insurance a Series of Lectures
Marine Insurance a Series of Lectures
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It would not have been thrown overboard if the fire could have been extinguished; it would have been totally destroyed by fire, therefore it is no loss to throw it overboard. General Average, like charity, covereth a multitude of sins, and I have known oases where General Average sacrifice has in- cluded articles the loss of which might be traced to the voluntary act of some of the ship's crew. I once heard of a case where a Greek Captain, who probably had bad his watch stolen, stated in his lo...g that he had thrown his watch overboard to lighten the vessel. I 'have been told that in some countries, before a sacrifice of cargo is allowed to be made, there must be a sacrifice of some article of the ship, and on one occasion a Captain, consideiring it necessary to jettison cargo, first of all threw overboard a sardine tin opener so as to comply strictly with the law that he must sacrifice part of the ship's material first. As a writer put the matter : " The object of this contribution is the repayment of some expenses incurred or the restitution of something valuable sacrificed for the benefit of the whole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would not have been thrown overboard if the fire could have been extinguished; it would have been totally destroyed by fire, therefore it is no loss to throw it overboard. General Average, like charity, covereth a multitude of sins, and I have known oases where General Average sacrifice has in- cluded articles the loss of which might be traced to the voluntary act of some of the ship's crew. I once heard of a case where a Greek Captain, who probably had bad his watch stolen, stated in his lo...g that he had thrown his watch overboard to lighten the vessel. I 'have been told that in some countries, before a sacrifice of cargo is allowed to be made, there must be a sacrifice of some article of the ship, and on one occasion a Captain, consideiring it necessary to jettison cargo, first of all threw overboard a sardine tin opener so as to comply strictly with the law that he must sacrifice part of the ship's material first. As a writer put the matter : " The object of this contribution is the repayment of some expenses incurred or the restitution of something valuable sacrificed for the benefit of the whole.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F H Carey to read onlineMoreLess
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