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Unit 8 Insurance
目录/Content
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Professional Preparation
Professional Conversation
Reading
Grammar
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Writing
Culture Extension
Teaching Objectives
grasp the terminologies about insurance
grasp the sentences about negotiating the insurance terms
learn the rules of Basic Sentence Patterns
learn the writing method and format of Letter of Invitation
master some negotiation skills about insurance and have occupational qualities.
After studying this unit, you are able to:
Reading
Cargo Insurance
Cargo Insurance
Legally, all carriers must carry a minimum amount of insurance, known as carrier liability.
However, carrier liability provides very limited coverage, and anything from natural disasters to
vehicle accidents or even acts of war could damage your cargo. Therefore, shippers can request cargo insurance to protect their goods from loss, damage, or theft while in transit.
Types of Cargo Insurance
Land Cargo Insurance: This insurance provides coverage for all the land transportations covering trucks and other small utility vehicles. The coverage aspects are theft, collusion damages and other related risks.
Marine Cargo Insurance: This insurance covers transportation carried out either in sea or by air. Here, means of transportation and goods are covered from damage due to cargo loading or
unloading, weather contingencies, piracies or other relevant issues. Mostly, this insurance covers
international transportation.
All Risk Coverage: This type of insurance offers the most extensive protection to shipments.
However, despite its name, all-risk cargo insurance goes with several exclusions nevertheless. Some
of these exclusions are:
· Employee’s dishonesty
· Damage due to improper packing
· Infestation
· Customs rejection
· Loss due to the type of product
· Loss due to delay
Cargo Insurance
Free From Particular Average Coverage: This is a clause which says that your insurer does
not have to compensate your losses unless some events beyond a