Definition of marine insurance in English English dictionary
A form of insurance primarily concerned with means of transportation and goods in transit Marine used alone refers to ocean transportation, and inland marine refers to transportation and goods in transit by land See also Inland Marine Insurance and Ocean Marine Insurance
Insurance specifically to cover your belongings whilst in transit over long distances and/or across water by vehicle, ship or aircraft The policy will cover specific marine risks
Coverage for goods in transit, and for the vehicles that transport them, over waterways, over land and in air
Specialised insurance of ships and/or cargo against risks incidental to a marine adventure Usually covered by a marine insurance policy with extra clauses to deal with specific risks
Coverage for goods in transit and the vehicles of transportation on waterways, land, and air
Compensates owners of goods transported overseas in the event such losses cannot be legally recovered from the carrier Also covers air shipments
Insurance that compensates the owner of goods transported overseas in the event of loss that cannot be legally recovered from the carrier Also covers air shipments
An insurance which will compensate the owner of goods transported overseas in the event of loss which cannot be legally recovered from the carrier
Insurance primarily concerned with transportation exposures and property that is commonly moved around from place to place In America, the field is divided between Inland marine and Ocean marine
- Insurance specifically to cover your belongings whilst in transit over long distances and/or across water by vehicle, ship or aircraft The policy will cover specific marine risks
A form of transportation insurance covering both the act of transportation (by water, land, or air) the transported goods
Broadly, insurance covering loss or damage of goods at sea Marine insurance typically compensates the owner of merchandise for losses sustained from fire, shipwreck, piracy and various other causes but excludes losses that can be legally recovered
Insurance coverage for the hull and cargo of a boat in addition to the liability imposed onto others from the operation of the boat
Insurance that compensates the owners of goods transported overseas in the event of loss that cannot be legally recovered from the carrier Also covers air shipments Compare Credit risk insurance
Insurance that compensaes the owner of goods transported at sea in the event of loss that cannot be legally recovered from the carrier
A form of insurance primarily concerned with means of transportation and communication, and with goods in transit (see "Inland Marine Insurance" and "Ocean Marine Insurance")
Generally, this is insurance covering loss or damage of goods at sea Typically, marine insurance will compensate the merchandise owners for losses sustained from fire, shipwreck, piracy and various other causes However, this excludes losses that can be legally recovered from the carrier
Insurance covering loss or damage of goods at sea Marine insurance typically will compensate the owner of merchandise for losses sustained from fire, shipwreck, piracy, and various other causes but will exclude losses that legally can be recovered from the carrier
insurance that compensates the owners of goods transported overseas when there's a loss that cannot be legally recovered from the carrier
Specialized insurance of ships and/or cargo against risks incidental to a marine adventure Usually covered by a marine insurance policy with extra clauses to deal with specific risks