An Inchmaree clause didn’t apply if a welding break caused no damage to the other vessel.
cw Insurance – Inchmaree clause – scope – latent defects – patent defects – separate parts of insured property.
Citations:
Ind Summary 04-Dec-1995, [1996] 1 Lloyd’s Rep 85, [1996] CLC 294, Lloyd’s List 15 November 1995 (I D )
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Citing:
Reversed on Appeal to – Promet Engineering (Singapore) Pte Ltd (Formerly Self-Elevating Platform Management Pte Limited) v Nicholas Colwyn Sturge and others (The Nukila) CA 26-Mar-1997
Insurers were liable for other damage to ship hull if there had been more than a latent defect in it. In Inchmaree clauses in English law, ‘damage’ usually refers to a changed physical state. . .
Cited by:
Reversing on appeal from – Promet Engineering (Singapore) Pte Ltd (Formerly Self-Elevating Platform Management Pte Limited) v Nicholas Colwyn Sturge and others (The Nukila) CA 26-Mar-1997
Insurers were liable for other damage to ship hull if there had been more than a latent defect in it. In Inchmaree clauses in English law, ‘damage’ usually refers to a changed physical state. . .
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Updated: 28 April 2022; Ref: scu.85059