The insurance covers loss due to the MOU being wholly or partially deprived of income as a consequence of damage to the MOU which is recoverable under the conditions of the Plan, or which would have been recoverable if no deductible had been agreed, see Cl. 18-33. If the H&M insurance has been effected on conditions other than those of the Plan, and these conditions have been accepted in writing by the insurer, the rules in Chapter 18, Section 2, of the Plan shall be replaced by the corresponding conditions of the insurance concerned when assessing whether the damage is recoverable.
The insurance also covers loss due to the MOU being wholly or partially deprived of income:
- because it has stranded,
- because it is prevented by physical obstruction (other than ice) from leaving a port or a similar limited area, or
- as a consequence of measures taken to salvage or remove damaged cargo, or
- as a consequence of an event that is allowed in general average pursuant to the 2016 York-Antwerp Rules.
The insurer’s liability for loss of time resulting from any one casualty, and for the total loss of time resulting from all casualties occurring during the insurance period, shall be limited to the sum insured per day multiplied by the number of days of indemnity per casualty and altogether stated in the insurance contract.
All loss of income covered by this insurance shall reduce the limit of liability from the date of damage to the MOU. However, this insurance contract shall after such damage be automatically reinstated back to the original limits of liability at an additional premium of 100 % of the agreed premium pertaining to the MOU involved calculated pro rata on the amount reinstated irrespective of time.