Any party of a contract is entitled to claim indemnity if they suffer a loss.
Any party of a contract is entitled to claim indemnity if they suffer a loss.
The indemnity principle is also appliable to life or personal accident insurance.
The indemnity principle is also appliable to life or personal accident insurance.
A<br/>letter of indemnity is written to the indemnitee, the party<br/>receiving the indemnity. ( )
A<br/>letter of indemnity is written to the indemnitee, the party<br/>receiving the indemnity. ( )
If the insured asks for indemnity, it must have insurable interest in the subject matter of insurance.
If the insured asks for indemnity, it must have insurable interest in the subject matter of insurance.
______ refers to the maximum amount which the insurer undertakes to pay for indemnity or for its insurance obligations.
______ refers to the maximum amount which the insurer undertakes to pay for indemnity or for its insurance obligations.
Normally<br/>there should be two parties in LOI: the carrier seeking the<br/>indemnity and the importer granting the indemnity. ( )
Normally<br/>there should be two parties in LOI: the carrier seeking the<br/>indemnity and the importer granting the indemnity. ( )
Fundamental principles of cargo insurance include __________. A: insurable interest B: utmost good faith C: indemnity D: proximate cause
Fundamental principles of cargo insurance include __________. A: insurable interest B: utmost good faith C: indemnity D: proximate cause
The marine cargo insurance is based on the principles of( )。 A: indemnity B: utmost good faith C: insurable interest D: proximate cause
The marine cargo insurance is based on the principles of( )。 A: indemnity B: utmost good faith C: insurable interest D: proximate cause
In the case of cargo insurance, there is a distinct variation in the application of the Principle of __________. A: insurable interest B: good faith C: indemnity D: subrogation
In the case of cargo insurance, there is a distinct variation in the application of the Principle of __________. A: insurable interest B: good faith C: indemnity D: subrogation
Which of the following is not the insurance principle? ( ) A: principle of indemnity B: principle of fortuity C: principle of insurable interest D: principle of subrogation
Which of the following is not the insurance principle? ( ) A: principle of indemnity B: principle of fortuity C: principle of insurable interest D: principle of subrogation