Marine Insurance Its Principles And Practice
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$oo The warehouse rent of the cargo during the effecting of repairs to the vessel which, in the circumstances, would form a special charge on the cargo, would amount to, say . . 200 And the cost of reloading the t cargo and the outward port charges which, in the circum- stances, would be a special charge on freight, would amount to, say . . . . . . 500 The expenditure necessitated at the port of refuge (exclusive of the cost of repairs to the vessel) would consequently be . . . . 1200 But suppo...se instead of incurring this expense at the port of refuge the vessel could be towed to her port of destination for the sum of only ^"240, or one-fifth of the expense which would be necessitated by repairing at the port of refuge, and that this cheaper method was rightly and prudently adopted, the ^240 must be apportioned in same rates as the greater expense of 1200: Substituted expenses General average . . ^"500 will bear . . . . 100 Cargo (special charge) 200, . . . . 40 Freight, 500, . . . . 100 1200 Total ^240 RAISING FUNDS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
$oo The warehouse rent of the cargo during the effecting of repairs to the vessel which, in the circumstances, would form a special charge on the cargo, would amount to, say . . 200 And the cost of reloading the t cargo and the outward port charges which, in the circum- stances, would be a special charge on freight, would amount to, say . . . . . . 500 The expenditure necessitated at the port of refuge (exclusive of the cost of repairs to the vessel) would consequently be . . . . 1200 But suppo...se instead of incurring this expense at the port of refuge the vessel could be towed to her port of destination for the sum of only ^"240, or one-fifth of the expense which would be necessitated by repairing at the port of refuge, and that this cheaper method was rightly and prudently adopted, the ^240 must be apportioned in same rates as the greater expense of 1200: Substituted expenses General average . . ^"500 will bear . . . . 100 Cargo (special charge) 200, . . . . 40 Freight, 500, . . . . 100 1200 Total ^240 RAISING FUNDS.
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