Rule 2.23: Mandatory Application of Marine Insurance Charges |
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Publication Date: 3/1/2008 |
Effective Date: 3/1/2008 |
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Amendment Code: I |
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Request #: | Revision: Original |
Rates and charges do NOT include Marine Insurance.
Cargo moving under Carrier's bill of lading will automatically be insured under Carrier's open policy unless written insurance instructions
declining such coverage are provided to the Carrier prior to the established document cut-off times. Upon request, carrier will remove the
insurance charges if the customer executes a "Insurance Waiver Agreement" prior to cargo release and the customer has not previously
requested such waiver from the Carrier. Carrier's open policy through Seven Seas Insurance Co., Inc. is available to interested parties for
inspection of terms and conditions of coverage at Carrier's facility at 5 East 11th Street, Riviera Beach, Florida 33404-6902, or its nominated
agency, or may be obtained at carrier's web-site at www.tropical.com.
Exception:
Household goods and personal effects are covered under Free of Particular Average Coverage only upon Customer signing of acceptance.
Insurance premiums for Less-Than-Containerload (LCL) cargo are calculated, in part, on invoice value of the cargo. Should shipper not provide
the invoice value of the LCL cargo at the time of shipment, then the Carrier shall base the invoice value on the cubic feet tendered times $28.00.
Example: Total CFT tendered: 15
X $ 28
Calculated Invoice Value $420
Insurance premiums for Full-Containerload (FCL) cargo are calculated, in part, on invoice value of the cargo. Should shipper not provide the invoice
value of the FCL cargo at the time of shipment, then the Carrier shall base the invoice value on an established valuation formula established by Seven
Seas Insurance Co., Inc. based on the commodity. A copy of the valuation formula can be obtained from through Seven Seas Insurance Co., Inc.
All premiums shall be rounded up to the nearest dollar.
The following articles will NOT be accepted for coverage under the Carrier's policy:
A. Gold, platinum, silver and other precious metals or articles.
B. Jewelry, watches, furs and precious stones.
C. Money, or currency in any form, notes securities, stock certificates, trading stamps, and other valuable paper and documents.
D. Fine paintings, fine statues, fine works of art, rare books and antiques.
E. Live plants in dry containers. However, plants in refrigerated containers or on flatracks can be accepted for coverage.
F. Live Animals
G. Vehicles with existing severe damage and/or over 8 model years of age. *Vehicles with damage are subject to Carrier's verification prior to issuance
of insurance. Exception: Vehicles older than 8 model years of age and are in "showroom condition " can be insured with Prior approval of Seven Seas Insurance.
H. Boats with existing severe damage and/or over 5 model years of age. *Boats with damage are subject to Carrier's verification prior to issuance of insurance.
Exception: Boats older than 5 model years of age and are in "showroom condition" can be insured with Prior approval of Seven Seas Insurance.