Property-casualty insurance coverage for damage or destruction of a ship's hull and cargo as a result of the occurrence of an insured peril.
Insurance for all ocean-going and inland vessels, including business or leisure craft and the associated facilities such as piers, terminals and repair facilities.
A form of insurance that covers sea vessels and cargoes being carried on those vessels, as well as liabilities in connection with such activities.
Coverage on all types of vessels for property damage to the vessel and cargo, and liabilities connected with them.
Coverage on all types of vessels, including liabilities connected with them, and on their cargoes. [MORE
As commonly used, applies to any form of marine coverage while the subject of the insurance is on water: "wet marine." Contrary to popular belief, insurance on ships and cargo on inland lakes and rivers also comes under the general classification of ocean marine insurance. Inland marine insurance properly refers to any risk not on water assumed by a marine insurance company, such as personal property floaters and the like.
The protection of ships, their cargoes, and the freight, including protection and indemnity insurance to cover shipowners' liabilities for loss of life to any person, illness or injury to crew, damage to cargoes carried, and damages to fixed or floating objects.
insurance for goods being transported by ship. (See INLAND MARINE)
Insurance for sea-going vessels, including liabilities connected with them, and their cargoes.
Coverage of all types of vessels and watercraft, for property damage to the vessel and cargo, including such risks as piracy and the jettisoning of cargo to save the property of others. Coverage for marine-related liabilities. War is excluded from basic policies, but can be bought back.
